SVN Server Setup
Environment configuration:virtual machine: VirtualBoxin-Virtual-machine installation: Windows Server, HPC Edititon
1: Download SVN server-side softwareWebsite:http://subversion.apache.org/
2: Select Windows
As the following optional version of a lot, we choose VISUALSVN (also have users choose WIN32SVN)
My server is 64 bit, so I choose to install 64 bits (file: Visualsvn-server-3.5.1-x64.msi)
here's how to start the installation configuration tutorial:1: Install the Software
2: Install the server and tools under the Add Subversion optional, I use the default, two are selected
3: Select Standard Edition
4: Configure the item settings, such as, after installation.
5: After installation, such as:
The following tutorials are some of the server-side configurations1: Set File upload directory
2: Choose the data storage type, we choose the first one by default.according to the official version, Vdfs is a distributed storage type based on FSFS.
3: Enter a name
4: Create an empty repository
5: Assign permissions to Everyone
6: Save the URL address
7: Configure users right--->create user
The following tutorials are client configuration:1: Download the TORTOISESVN client (my server is 64-bit) url:https://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html
2: Turn to the following can also download the Simplified Chinese Language pack
3: Required files are ready, for example, to start installing TORTOISESVN
4: Install, all use default installation, do not need to configure other
5: After the installation, the right button will add two icons, then install the simplified Language pack, no configuration, the next step. After installation, now start associating local paths and servers
6: Configure the path: URL is our above server saved the address, Checkout directory: Local save path Checkout depth: Select version, I have no files on this side, directly select fully
7: You will be prompted to enter your username and password, just use the username and password we assigned above. Then the successful interface is as follows
If your interface appears as follows: Solution please see below
In this case, we should be unable to ping the server (that is, the virtual machine)
Problem Solving
One: Port openIf you have a port setting that is not open by default, you will need the following steps open port: 1: Open port (server-side operation)
2: Configure Port
3: Configure Allow connections
Two: Virtual machine NIC configuration
Three: Shutting down the server firewall
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