Server-side Linux +svn+apache enable client svn user to modify password __linux

Foundation: To implement the user's own password modification, SVN configuration must be integrated with Apache. The only way to configure SVN is not implemented.

1 Online Search Changepasswd.ini, changepasswd.cgi files directly download. The main changes in the passwd path and log output path (my resource list has, free download), into the Apache Cgi-bin directory

2 Check the path to the files in Changepasswd.ini, changepasswd.cgi files:

Path in the Changepasswd.ini file

AUTHUSERFILE=/HOME/POCSVN/PROJECT/PASSWD---------------passwd file pointing to Svn+apache configuration
Logfile=/opt/svndata/changepasswd.log--------------Log output file, customizing

The path to load Changepasswd.ini in the changepasswd.cgi file

3 Permissions to modify Changepasswd.ini, changepasswd.cgi files

#chmod 755 changepasswd.cgi

#chmod 755 Changepasswd.ini

4 Modify the permissions of the log file #chmod 755 ChangePasswd.log

5 Modify the password by http://ip:port/cgi-bin/ChangePasswd.cgi.

----Note the generation of passwd files. If the passwd file is not previously configured please refer to http://blog.csdn.net/han_dongwei/article/details/8269639

Configuration is relatively simple. Configuration can not open the page or access requests are rejected, generally referred to in the text of a few of the anthology's permissions are not set. Check the permissions carefully.

Reference Blog: http://blog.csdn.net/zhaozhixiu2009/article/details/5729286