While it's easy to build SVN on windows, it's not very efficient, of course, compared to Linux. However, it is very cumbersome to build SVN on Linux, so this article is going to be a step-by-step tutorial on how to build SVN on CentOS today.
Installation
#yum Install Subversion
1) Create SVN user
#groupadd SVN
#useradd-G Sky user//is adding user to the sky
Switch users
#su SVN
After the creation and maintenance of the code base, the account is used to operate.
2) Create a repository
Edit. Bash_profile plus the following configuration
Svn_home=/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn
Export Svn_home
Path= $PATH: $SVN _home/bin
Export PATH
To create a repository:
#svnadmin Create--fs-type FSFS web
Now appears under/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn/web: Conf/db/format hooks/locks/readme.txt
3) Set the user name and password for Web Access
Edit File/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn/web/conf/passwd
In [users], set the user name and password in the following format:
User Name 1 = password 1
User Name 2 = password 2
For example, test=test indicates that the user name is test and the password is test
Edit File/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn/web/conf/authz
[Groups]
Www=7di,user1,user2,user3,user4,user5,user6,wasing
[/]
@www =RW
*=
Edit File/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn/web/conf/svnserve.conf
Add a few lines of configuration:
Anon-access = Read
auth-access = Write
Password-db = passwd
Authz-db = Authz
Note that the first letter of the line configuration is not allowed to have any spaces, otherwise there will be errors like svnserve.conf:12:option expected
Well, with the above configuration, your svn will be OK.
4) connection
If you already have SVN running, you can run it on a different port.
svnserve-d-r/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn/web--listen-port 3391
So that the same server can run multiple Svnserver
Or use the next command to kill the process.
Netstat-ntlp
Kill-9 ID
OK, after the successful launch, you can use it.
It is recommended to use TORTOISESVN, the connection address is: svn://url/project name (if the port required to add Port: Port number)
After the connection can upload local files, effectively manage your code
If the connection is wrong, please check the fire wall Setup
#vi/etc/sysconfig/iptables
Join:-A input-m State--state new-m tcp-p TCP--dport 3690-j ACCEPT
#service iptables Restart
To create a script that initiates subversion:
#echo ' svnserve-d-r/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn/' > start_svn.sh
#chmod 0777 start_svn.sh
#./start_svn.sh
Place the startup script in the boot startup script:
To modify the file as root:/etc/rc.d/rc.local, add the following text:
Su-c/opt/lampp/htdocs/_svn/start_svn.sh SVN