Linux/centos Build SVN Project

1. Install SVN

Yum-y Install Subversion

2. Create SVN repository Path

Mkdir-p/opt/svn/project1
Mkdir-p/opt/svn/project2
Svnadmin Create /OPT/SVN/project1
Svnadmin Create /OPT/SVN/project2

Note: For specification, it is usually created under the project directory:

Mkdir-p/opt/svn/projec1/Trunk

Mkdir-p/opt/svn/projec1/Tags

Mkdir-p/opt/svn/projec1/Branches

Item 2 operation and a similar.

3. Import Project Source code

svn import -M "first import" /home/yousourcecode file:///opt/svn/project1/trunk/

Item 2 operation and a similar.

Note:/home/yousourcecode is the path to your project's initial source code, this directory can be an empty directory, so that the import of the code to the future client through the SVN add to complete, or directly import /home/ the original source code under the Yousourcecode directory.

4. Modify the configuration file

(1) SVN service configuration

Vim/opt/svn/project1/conf/svnserve.conf

The contents are as follows:

[General]
Anon-access = None
auth-access = Write
Password-db = passwd
Auth-db = Authz

(2) User Configuration

vim/opt/svn/project1/conf/passwd

The contents are as follows:

XXX = * * */user name = password

5. Start SVN service

svnserve-d-R /opt/svn/

Note: If you start multiple versioning at the same time on a single server, the boot path must be the root path for all project warehouses:

/opt/svn/Project1 /opt/svn/project2-------------------> /opt/svn/

Access Path (Reference):

svn://222.64.89.36/Project1

svn://222.64.89.36/Project2

6. Close SVN

Ps-ef | grep SVN
Kill-9 Port number

Linux/centos Build SVN Project