Linux CentOS under Configuration svn+svn hooks

Environment Introduction:

Operating system: CentOS release 6.5 (Final) 64-bit

Network Environment: Intranet

1   ConfigurationSVN1.1  installationSvnComponent Packages

Install the package required for svn with Yum

# Yum–y Install Subversion

1.2  ConfigurationSVN1.2.1  CreateSvnLibrary Path

creates an SVN library path that provides user file writes and reads later in the directory.

# mkdir-p/date/svn/

1.2.2  CreateSvnVersion Library

use a specific command to create a repository that will appear after a successful creation SVN configuration file.

# svnadmin create/date/svn/

1.2.3  defining a configuration file

#vim/opt/svndata/repos1/conf/svnserve.conf

[general]anon-access = noneauth-access = Writepassword-db = passwd #定义用户密码的配置文件authz-db = Authz #定义用户权限的配置文件realm = SVN

1.2.4  User Rights Configuration

1. Create svn Access User

#vim/data/svn/passwd

[Users]test = Test Creates a user named Tset password as test

2. Configure User access rights

#vi/opt/svndata/repos1/conf/authz

[Groups]admin = test# harry_and_sally = harry,sally[/] @admin = rw[repos1:/abc/aaa] @admin = r

Repository directory format:

[< repository >:/ project / directory ] # is the first unit of the project name. Think of the project as a unit.

@< User group name > = < permissions >

< user name > = < permissions >

where the box number can be written in several ways :

/, which indicates the root directory and the following. The root directory is specified at Svnserve startup and we specify /opt/svndata. Thismeans that the permissions are set for all repositories.

repos1:/, which indicates that permissions are set on version Library 1

REPOS2:/ABC, which indicates that permissions are set on the ABC project in version Library 2

REPOS2:/ABC/AAA, which represents the AAA directory setting permissions on the ABC project in version 2

The permission principal can be a user group, user, or *, the user group is preceded by @,* represents all users. Permissions can be w,R,WR, and NULL, and NULL indicates no permissions.

1.2.5  StartSvn

# svnserve-d-r/date/svn/

-D means running in daemon (background run)

-R/DATE/SVN Specifies that the root directory is /date/svn

1.3  Configuring Hooks1.3.1  Configuring the Version Detection Tool

I used python to write a tool that automatically detects the file versions inside the library. The code is as follows:

# vim/date/svn/hooks/gouzi.py#!/usr/bin/env pythonif __name__== ' __main__ ': importsys,string try:logfile= open ('/t Mp/python.out ', ' A + ') logfile.write ("This is Python hook") Logfile.close () except:exit (1) sys.exit (0)

This tool needs to be placed in the hooks directory in the library directory .

1.3.2  ConfigurationUPDATEScript

1, first on the client manually checkout one time

# SVN Checkout Svn://192.168.21.28/repos

2. Edit the automatic synchronization script

# Vim Svn_update.sh

The code is as follows

#!/bin/bash/usr/bin/svn update/linshi/repos--username Test--password testif [$? = 0] then echo "OK" >&G T /tmp/z.outfi

Where:/linshi/ for the storage directory (depends on the environment)

--username Test User name is test

--password test password is test

3. Modify Permissions

# chmod +x/root/svn_update.sh

4. Configure Scheduled Tasks

The Configuration Schedule task settings are executed every minute because the script cannot be implemented automatically.

# crontab-e* * * */root/svn_update.sh >/dev/null 2>&1

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Linux CentOS under Configuration svn+svn hooks