Ubuntu under SVN Server installation configuration

Ubuntu under SVN Server Installation Configuration 1. installation package

sudo apt-get install subversion

2. Add SVN Admin user and Subversion Group

$ sudo adduser svnuser add user

$ sudo addgroup subversion Add user group

$ sudo addgroup svnuser Subversion add user to Group

3. Create a project directory

sudo mkdir/home/svn creating a file

Cd/home/svn

sudo mkdir myproject create SVN service directory

sudo chown-r root:subversion myproject change user genus Master Group

sudo chmod-r g+rws myproject Add Group Write permission

4. Create the SVN file repository

sudo svnadmin create/home/svn/myproject

5. Access mode and Project import:

To set access mode:

SVN Co file:///home/svn/myproject

Or

SVN Co file://localhost/home/svn/myproject

Note

If you are unsure of the name of the host, you must use three slashes (///), and if you specify the name of the host, you must use two slashes (//).

To import a project into the SVN file repository:

SVN import-m "New import"/home/svn/myproject file:///home/svnuser/src/myproject

Be sure to indicate the import information

6. Access Rights settings

Modified/home/svn/myproject under: svnserve.conf, passwd, Authz

Note: Three files, no spaces allowed at the front of the line

Edit conf /svnserve.conf

Uncomment the following two lines

password-db = password

Authz-db = Authz

# [General] Supplemental notes

Anon-access = Read

auth-access = Write

Password-db = passwd

Where anon-access and auth-access are anonymous and privileged user permissions, default to the anonymous user read-only permissions, but if you want to deny access to anonymous users, simply change the read to none to achieve the purpose.

Edit conf /passwd

[Users]

Mirze = 123456

Test1 = 123456

Test2 = 123456

Edit conf /authz

[Groups]

admin = Mirze,test1

Test = Test2

[/]

@admin =RW

*=r

There are three users mirze,test1,test2 passwords are 123456.

where Mirze and test1 belong to the admin group, have read and write permissions, test2 belong to the test group only Read permission

7. Start the SVN service

Svnserve-d-r/home/svn/myproject

Description Description:

-d means svnserver runs in daemon process mode

-r Specifies the root location of the file system (the repository's root directory) so that the client can access the repository without entering the full path

such as: Svn://192.168.12.118/myproject

The SVN installation is now complete.

LAN access mode:

Example: SVN checkout svn://192.168.12.118/myproject--username Mirze--password 123456/var/www/myproject

This method uses Subversion Bring your own Svnserve configuration, for the local area network has been applied, want to WLan Apply to apply on Apache mode configuration.

8. Export and import of the entire library

Svnadmin dump Myrepos > dumpfile; Executing this command in the case of starting the library exports the library to DumpFile, myrepos the library's directory.

Svnadmin load Newrepos < dumpfile; Launch the library you created, and execute this command to import the contents of the original library into the new library. Newrepos is the directory of the new library

List of issues (1) svnserve.conf:xxx:Option exected

This is because the configuration in the svnserve.conf file does not have shelf write, the configuration file svnserve.conf requires that there is no space in front of the configuration item, remove the blank space at the beginning of the comment item

(2) Can ' t open file '/home/svn/fitness/db/txn-current-lock ': Permission denied

Since the repository is created with root privileges, SVN users will not be able to update the files in the db/directory (since the submission updates the db/directory in the repository on the SVN server). The solution is to delegate the files in the db/directory to the operating user. The operation is as follows:

sudo chmod-r g_rws myproject/db

(3) SVN: ' xxxxx ' isn ' t in the same repository as ' xxxxx '

When we created the repository, we used the following command

sudo svnadmin create/home/svn/myproject

In the Conf/authz configuration file we set the corresponding

[/] @admin =RW *=r

And if we use the following command to create a repository:

sudo svnadmin create/home/svn

At this point, when you log in to the repository, you are not prompted for the same repository. To set the Conf/authz to

[myproject:/] @admin =RW *=r

Ubuntu under SVN Server installation configuration