Ubuntu16.04 to build SVN

1, uninstall SVN

See if you've installed SVN

Svn

The illustration above shows that you have installed and you can uninstall with the following command

sudo apt-get remove--purge subversion

(–purge option indicates a complete deletion of the software and related files)
2. Install SVN

Update before installing

sudo apt-get update

Next Install

sudo apt-get install subversion

3. Create SVN version library

Create an SVN folder under Home

sudo mkdir  /home/svn

Create an repository folder under SVN

sudo mkdir  /home/svn/repository

Change repository permissions (the first build does not give permissions, the client Access server is denied)

sudo chmod-r 777/home/svn/repository

Create a version library

sudo svnadmin create/home/svn/repository

When finished, the following files are generated under the Repository folder

Then permissions are set on DB

sudo chmod-r 777 db

To set access permissions: You need to modify the files under the Conf folder

① Modify configuration file conf/svnserve.conf

sudo vim/home/svn/repository/conf/svnserve.conf

#匿名用户可读
Anon-access = Read (can be changed to none, that is, unreadable)
#权限用户可写
auth-access = Write
#密码文件为passwd
Password-db = passwd
#权限文件为authz
Authz-db = Authz

(Remove the front #, and below, or it may be an error)

② Add Access User conf/passwd

③ Set user Permissions Conf/authz

sudo vim/home/svn/repository/conf/authz

admin = Smwang//user Smwang belong to admin permission group
@admin = RW//admin Permission group permissions are read and write
* = RW all groups have read and write permissions

4. Test SVN server

① Boot Server

Svnserve-d-R/HOME/SVN

(-D: Indicates running in the background,-r: Specifies the root directory of the server)

Use the following command to see if Svnserve is already running

PS aux | grep svnserve

(indicates that the server is already running in the background, this time I do not have access to the server via the svn://server ip/repository from the SVN client)

② Stop Server

If you need to shut down the server, use the following command

Killall Svnserve

5. Access server from Eclipse

① Install SVN

Open Eclipse--> help--> Eclipse Marketplace--> Enter Subclipse search--> in Find subclipse click Install

② Connection SVN server

Windows-->show view-->other--> Double-click the SVN repository to mediate the SVN repository view

Right-key white space--> new--> repository location, enter server SVN address

③ Submit Project

Right-click your own project-->team-->share project--> Select type for SVN

Using an existing resource pool

Then finish--> right project--> submit

④ download project from the server to the local

Click the directory below the SVN repository view to see the items

Right-click to download the Project--> check out for

⑤ Update code from server

Right-project-->team--> synchronization with repository

⑥ restore items to the same as when downloading

Right-project-->team--> Restore