Install SVN under Linux

How to build and use SVN server under Linux

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How does the SVN server build and use under Linux? When it comes to SVN servers, everyone knows how to build an SVN server under Linux. So today, let's share the idea of building SVN server under Linux!

1, first install the Linux system, then Yum installs:

#yum-y Install Svnversion

2, after the security is complete, we will configure:

To create a repository directory:

#mkdir-P/banbenku/svn/

3, then enable:

#svnserve-D-R/BANBENKU/SVN

Then check to see if it's started!

Ps-ef|grep svn;

[Email protected] conf]# lsof-i:3690

COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE size/off NODE NAME

Svnserve 8454 root 3u IPv4 1346200 0t0 TCP *:svn (LISTEN)

4, then we will create a new version:

Mkdir-p/banbenku/svn/zhoujie/

Cd/banbenku/svn/zhoujie/conf

There are three files: Authz passwd svnserve.conf

Svnserve.conf is the main configuration file;

VI svnserve.conf

Modify the following:

Anon-access = Read

auth-access = Write

Password-db =/banbenku/svn/zhoujie/conf/passwd

Authz-db =/banbenku/svn/zhoujie/conf/authz

wq!

Save exit:

Then modify the passwd:

Create the user name and password content as follows:

Zhoujie = 123456

Wq

Pao exit:

Then modify: Authz:

The contents are as follows:

[Groups]

admin = Zhoujie

[zhoujie:/]

@admin =RW

Wq

Save Exit!

So we've configured it, and to restart SVN with the start in effect:

Ps-ef|grep SVN

Kill-9 PID

Svnserve-d-R/BANBENKU/SVN

Then check again:

[Email protected] conf]# lsof-i:3690

COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE size/off NODE NAME

Svnserve 8454 root 3u IPv4 1346200 0t0 TCP *:svn (LISTEN)

If as shown above, then there is no problem;

Install SVN under Linux