Linux Server Configuration--Build SVN server

1, install SVN server

Install subversion directly with Apt-get or Yum (you can, of course, go to the official download installation yourself)

sudo apt-get install subversion

2, create a version library

Svnadmin Create/home/myrepos    //Here's the file directory set yourself casually

3, Configuration Svnserve

When the above repository/home/myrepos is established, the Conf folder will be generated under the folder and the following 3 files will be entered under/home/myrepos/conf.

Authz passwd svnserve.conf

We'll change it in turn

3.1,svnserve.conf Modify the following sections:

anon-access = readauth-access = writepassword-db = Passwdauthz-db = Authz

3.2,passwd modified to:

[users]username = password    //here username and password set themselves

3.3,authz finally add the following two lines (these two lines resolve the SVN client to solve the authorization failed problem)

[\]* = RW  

4, start Svnserve:

Svnserve-d-r/home/myrepos/

5, the client uses:

Client with SVN or TORTOISESVN client under Windows

5.1, from the Server checkout repository (under current directory)

SVN checkout svn://Server IP address/

5.2, add some files yourself, or copy the previous items (such as the following three folders) to the current directory, to let SVN help you manage

Code Project Document

5.3, suppose I put the above three folders in the current SVN folder to get SVN to manage, and then I'm going to add to the SVN repository:

SVN add code Project document    //or directly with SVN add *

5.4, last submitted to SVN server

SVN commit-m ' Import three directories '

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Linux Server Configuration--Build SVN server