Linux under SVN create repository and file import and export

1. Install SVN service

# Yuminstall Subversion

2. Create a new directory to store all SVN files

#mkdir-P/CBROOT/SVNSERVER/CBWEB3, create a repository for project project_1 in the folder created above# svnadmin Create/cbroot/svnserver/cbweb/trunk4. Configure permissions for the project (1) svnserve.conf is the master profile vim/cbroot/svnserver/cbweb/trunk/conf/svnserve.conf anon-acces S=none #匿名可读

Auth-access=write #验证用户可读写

PASSWORD-DB=PASSWD #指向验证用户名密码的数据文件 passwd, see configuration below

Auth-db=authz #指向验证用户的权限配置文件 Authz, see configuration below

Note: There can be no spaces in front of each line, or Option expected error will occur!

(2) passwd user name password configuration file

vim/cbroot/svnserver/cbweb/trunk/conf/passwd

[Users]

chenkuanxin=123456

libaojun=123456

libaojun=

(3) Authz User Privilege profile

[Groups]

Trunk=chenkuanxin,libaojun

[/]

@trunk =RW #定义群组 managers have read and write access

Manager3=r #定义 Manager3 have read access

*= #以上没有定义的用户都没有任何权限

5. Start the server

Svnserve-d-r/cbroot/svnserver/cbweb/

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Start multiple SVN services

Svnserve-d–listen-port 3688-r/static/

Project Import

Terminal Input # SVN import [Source path] [target repository path]-m [Log information]

Source path can make relative path, import will recursively import the original path of all the File box folder, Target repository path requires absolute directory

For example:

SVN import file:///cbroot/svnserver/cbweb/trunk/-M "Importing files"

Project Check out

SVN Co project path check out the path of the lower midfield

Linux under SVN create repository and file import and export