To install the Apache based SVN server tutorial under Windows

First install apache+subversion, how to install, don't ask me ~ online tutorials more go, you can use XAMPP, or phpnow ...

1, httpd.conf SVN installation configuration
PS: If you first install Apache, and then install subversion, under normal circumstances, the replication work, Subversion installer has helped you complete, but for the safety of the time, we still have to check the routine

Before configuring httpd.conf We need to copy the loaded module to the Apache modules directory:
1. Enter the Sibversion installation directory (usually C:Program filessubversion), locate the files httpd/mod_dav_svn.so and mod_authz_svn.so, and copy them to the Apache Modules directory in ES).
2. Copy files from Subversion's installation directory Libdb43.dll (or Libdb44.dll, depending on your version) to the Apache modules directory.
Edit Apache's configuration file httpd.conf and find the following:

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#LoadModule Dav_fs_module modules/mod_dav_fs.so #LoadModule Dav_module modules/mod_dav.so

Modified to:

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LoadModule Dav_fs_module modules/mod_dav_fs.so LoadModule Dav_module modules/mod_dav.so

That is, remove the previous annotation symbol "#", without the above two sentences, please add yourself. and add the following after LoadModule:

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LoadModule Dav_svn_module modules/mod_dav_svn.so LoadModule Authz_svn_module modules/mod_authz_svn.so

2, httpd.conf SVN path configuration
PS: If I want to set up an SVN admin directory in D disk, all versions are placed under the SVN folder in D, for example, the version library path for Project demo is: D:svndemo. So we're going to take the SVN directory of D-disk as a svnparentpath, i.e. d:svn!

Open the previously modified httpd.conf file and add the following at the end:

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<Location/svn> DAV SVN Svnparentpath D:SVN AuthType Basic AuthName "Subversion repositories" AuthUserFile d:passwd #AuthzSVNAccessFile D:svnaccessfile Require Valid-user </Location>

This configuration means that all your version libraries will be located in the D:SVN directory, and access to your version library can be done using such url:http://myserver/svn/, and access rights will be limited by the username/password in the passwd file.

To create a passwd file, you can open the command line (DOS window), switch the current directory to the Apache directory, and then enter the following command to create the file:

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Binhtpasswd-c passwd username

This command executes the Htpasswd.exe in the bin directory to create a password file (for a detailed approach to the HTPASSWD command, please go to: http://js8.in/518.html) and restart the Apache service.

Point your browser to Http://MyServer/svn/demo (demo is the Subversion version library you created earlier). If everything is OK, you will be prompted to enter the username password, and then you can enter the correct username password and you will see the contents of the version library.

3. Supplementary explanation
If you want all users to have read access to the repository and only a specific user has permission to write, you can make this line

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Require Valid-user

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<limitexcept Get PROPFIND OPTIONS report> Require Valid-user </LimitExcept>