SVN environment building based on Linux (CentOS)

1. Install SVN

Yum Intall Subversion

2. View the installation location

RPM-QL Subversion

3. Verify that SVN is installed successfully and see Help

SVN--help, see the expression success.

4. Create the SVN repository directory

Mkdir–p/var/svn/svnrepos

5. Create a version library

Svnadmin Create/var/svn/svnrepos

After the command executes, the following files are generated in this directory

6. Enter the Conf directory for configuration

Authz file is a permission control file

passwd is the account password file

Svnserve.conf SVN service configuration file

(1) Add User:

VI passwd

Add users and passwords in the [users] block, format: Account number = password

(2) Configure permissions for user Dan

VI Authz

Add the following code at the end:

[/] # SVN is a path-based permission assignment, here/represents the SVN root directory

Dan=rw

It means that the repository's root directory Dan has read and write permissions, and W only reads permissions.

You can also group users, and then assign permissions to groups

(3) Modify the svnserve.conf file

VI svnserve.conf

Open a few notes below:

Anon-access = Read #匿名用户可读

auth-access = Write #授权用户可写

Password-db = passwd #使用哪个文件作为账号文件

Authz-db = Authz #使用哪个文件作为权限文件

Realm = Taotao # certified space name, repository directory, configure permissions with the specified name is also this

7. Start SVN

Enter the/usr/bin directory (svnserve boot file here)

Svnserve–help View Help

Svnserve–d–r/var/svn/svnrepos to specify SVN root when starting SVN

(where –d is running in the background,-r means the data directory)

8. Restart

End process before restarting

Killall Svnserve or kill-9 svnserve (not recommended)

Svnserve–d–r/var/svn/svnrepos

SVN environment building based on Linux (CentOS)