Use svn + apache + peanut shells to build servers

The reason for building a server on your computer is that you have developed a commercial project with a friend, such as the open-source code hosting of googlecode. The following are detailed steps for building a server. 1. operating system-WIN72. I used php for development, so I used the set... the reason for building a server on your computer is that you have developed a commercial project with a friend, such as the open-source code hosting of googlecode. The following are detailed steps for building a server.
 
1. operating system-WIN7
 
2. because I am using php development, so the integrated environment xampp (http://www.apachefriends.org/zh_cn/xampp-windows.html), detailed installation steps on the official website has been very clear (remember to install Apache and Mysql services ).
 
3. download SVN (http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32svn/files/), the latest version is 1.7.2, (my installation path D: \ Development \ Subversion)
(Download the turtle SVN and Language Pack (http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html), the corresponding version is 1.7.4), installation is not much said.
 
4. because we use dynamic IP addresses, domain names are required. download the peanut shells and register a free domain name (google on your own ). Configure vro dynamic DNS, as shown in:

 
Save ..
 
Next is the important integration steps of SVN and Apache.
5. from the bin directory of SVN (D: \ Development \ Subversion \ bin), configure httpd of Apache under the mod_authz_svn.so, mod_dav_svn.so directory of Apache. open the above two SVN modules in the conf file, and enable mod_dav.so and mod_dav_fs.so, as shown below:
 
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LoadModule dav_module modules/mod_dav.so
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LoadModule dav_svn_module modules/mod_dav_svn.so
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LoadModule authz_svn_module modules/mod_authz_svn.so
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LoadModule dav_fs_module modules/mod_dav_fs.so
Add the following configuration at the bottom of httpd. conf (restart Apache after modification)
 
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DAV svn
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SVNPath "E: \ repository \ svn \ test"
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AuthType Basic
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AuthName "Subversion repositories"
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AuthUserFile "E: \ repository \ auth_file \ test_userfile"
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AuthzSVNAccessFile "E: \ repository \ auth_file \ test_accessfile"
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Require valid-user
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Here I will explain the meaning
SVNPath-the SVN repository path
 
AuthUserFile-user file (the authorized user name and password, which must be created using the Apache htpasswd command)
 
AuthzSVNAccessFile-authorization File (manually created)
 
6. create a test repository under E: \ repository \ svn \ and create user files and authorization files:


 
For details about the htpasswd command, google.
 
Manually create the E: \ repository \ auth_file \ test_accessfile authorization file. the content is as follows:
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[/]
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* = R
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[Test:/]
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[Your user name] = rw
[Your user name] indicates that the user has the rw (read/write) permission. For details, google
 
7. configure vro forwarding rules
This step maps requests from Port 80 to your computer, as shown in:

 
 
8. test
Access luffyke.gicp.net/svn
Enter the user name and password. As shown in, the server is successfully configured.



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