Linux Build SVN

Linux Build SVN

1, I first installed a virtual machine, the configuration is:

The execution commands are:

[Email protected] ~]# cat/etc/redhat-release

[Email protected] ~]# uname-r

The picture shows that my environment is 64-bit, the system is centos6.8,

2, let's check if SVN has been installed:

Execute command: [[email protected] ~]# Rpm-qa Subversion

There is a picture of my environment is not installed SVN, because there is no installation, so we need to install,

Execute the following command: [[email protected] ~]# Yum install subversion-y if successful

Let's check if the installation was successful. SVN

Execute command: Rpm-qa subversion

3, start configuring SVN

Set up SVN repository data store directory Svndata and user and password permissions directory svnpasswd

Execute the following command:

[Email protected] ~]# mkdir-p/application/svndata

[Email protected] ~]# mkdir-p/application/svnpasswd

Start the SVN root directory specified by the SVN service

[Email protected] ~]# svnserve-d-r/application/svndata/

View SVN processes and ports

[Email protected] ~]# Netstat-lntup | grep svnserve

TCP 0 0 0.0.0.0:3690 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 2100/svnserve

[Email protected] ~]# Ps-ef | grep SVN | Grep-v grep

Root 2100 1 0 08:04? 00:00:00 svnserve-d-r/application/svndata/

[Email protected] ~]#

Show all processes shown on port 3690

Only SVN is known to occupy this port.

4, build the project repository

How to view Help

[Email protected] ~]# svnadmin Help

Create a new Subversion project Sadoc, a project like Sadoc can create multiple, each project corresponding to different code, the name is best separated by the project name area

[Email protected] ~]# svnadmin Create/application/svndata/sadoc

View the project structure you just created

[Email protected] ~]# tree/application/svndata/sadoc/

After the project is established, we adjust the SVN configuration file and permissions

Configure allow user long read and write access

[Email protected] ~]# cd/application/svndata/sadoc/conf/

Modify the previous backup to prevent accidental deletion

[email protected] conf]# CP svnserve.conf Svnserve.conf.ori

Bulk replace SED

[Email protected] conf]# sed-i ' s/# anon-access = read/anon-access = None/g ' svnserve.conf

[Email protected] conf]# sed-i ' s/# auth-access = write/auth-access = Write/g ' svnserve.conf

[Email protected] conf]# sed-i ' s%# password-db = passwd%password-db =/application/svnpasswd/passwd%g ' svnserve.conf

[Email protected] conf]# sed-i ' s%# authz-db = authz%authz-db =/application/svnpasswd/authz%g ' svnserve.conf

Compare after modification

[Email protected] conf]# diff Svnserve.conf.ori Svnserve.conf

Copy the password and permission template to the/APPLICATION/SVNPASSWD directory we created ourselves

[[email protected] conf]# pwd && ll

[email protected] conf]# CP passwd authz/application/svnpasswd/

[Email protected] conf]# ll/application/svnpasswd/

Handle permissions, only the highest users have large permissions, others do not

[Email protected] conf]# cd/application/svnpasswd/

[[email protected] svnpasswd]# chmod 700 *

[email protected] svnpasswd]# LL

5, create a user and password for SVN and authorize access to the specified project library

Add SVN user and password

[Email protected] svnpasswd]# pwd

Cat >> passwd <<eof

Long = 123456

Zhangsan = zhagnsan123

Eof

Check for two additional users later

[Email protected] svnpasswd]# tail-5 passwd

Assigning Permissions to users

[Email protected] svnpasswd]# pwd

[email protected] svnpasswd]# cat Authz

Sagroup = Long,zhangsan This defines a sagroup group, which contains multiple users, separated by commas.

[sadoc:/] Sadoc project name:/root directory

Long = RW wants Xeon users to have read and write permissions

Zhangsan = R Read permission to Zhangsan user

@sagroup = R defines the Read permission for an SA group

Restart SVN active configuration

[Email protected] svnpasswd]# Pkill svnserve

[Email protected] svnpasswd]# svnserve-d-r/application/svndata/

[Email protected] svnpasswd]# Ps-ef | grep svndata|grep-v grep

[Email protected] svnpasswd]# Netstat-lntup | grep SVN

[[email protected] svnpasswd]# lsof-i: 3690

Installing the SVN client

The installation process ignores Windows 64-bit:

Https://sourceforge.net/projects/tortoisesvn/files/1.9.4/Application/TortoiseSVN-1.9.4.27285-x64-svn-1.9.4.msi/download

After the installation is complete, I created a folder with test file name on D drive,

Web links are starting with SVN, the middle of my virtual machine Ip,sadoc is the project I created in SVN

Click the OK button, the user and User name input box appears, enter the user and user name I created above;

Then upload a document in the file

To this Linux system install SVN end!!!!!!

Linux Build SVN