Use SVN sync code on linux Server CentOS to project

I. Requirements

1. The management of Code and versioning in the multi-person development process is an important issue, as we may be able to make a file or make more files in the process of development.

This can cause us to be prone to errors. So we need a way to manage our code.

Two. Solution

1. Using SVN to manage code

2. Managing code with Git

The differences between the two methods of code management I read this article written in very detailed http://blog.csdn.net/jackjia2015/article/details/50607408, interested can see, here is not

Talk about their differences, after all, this article is about how to use the SVN synchronization code into the project

Three. Detailed procedures

1. Install SVN server side
   

   Yum Install Subversion   

   Just follow the prompts ok down the line, no other problems, after the installation of the SVN directory created

2. Create SVN directory
   

   mkdir / home / svn // Create svn folder in the home directory
   
   svnadmin create / home / svn / test // Create svn version repository test 

   After creation, in the SVN directory you will see the test directory, the test directory details as follows

   
   Here is a detailed explanation of these directories
   
   

   In this article is mainly to configure the SVN information and how to synchronize the code, so the directory involved only conf directory and hooks directory, below, we began to explain how to configure SVN

3. Configure SVN's basic information

1. CD./conf // Enter the configuration folder

  
Authz files are permissions to create SVN group and group users
passwd setting the user's account number and password in the group
svnserve.conf Configuring the Repository information and the path to the user and user password files, the repository path
(if multiple warehouses are controlled by the same permissions, account and password, the authz,passwd file can be placed in the SVN directory)

(1) Authz Configure permissions for SVN group and group users

[group]
Test = user1,user2 //Create test user group and add user1 user2 user

[/] / / specify the root directory first permission
@test = rw //Set the permissions of the test group to be readable and writable 

(2) passwd Configure user password

[users]

User1 = 12345678 //Username is the user who added the member to the group
User2 = 12345678 

(3) svnserve.conf configuration repository information and user files and user password file path, repository path

[general]
Anon-access = none //others can't read
Auth-access = write //Set the permissions of the user in authz to be writable
Password-db = passwd //point to your own passwd file
Authz-db = authz //point to authz file
Realm = /home/svn/test 

The above is to configure SVN permissions, user account password and warehouse path

At this point, you need to restart the SVN and restart the mode below

Ps -ax | grep svn //detect svn process

Kill -9 ****** // Kill the process by kill -9 way ***** is the corresponding pid

Svnserve -d -r /home/svn //Start the svn service, of course, if you want to start a specific repository, you can write the path in more detail. 

4. Implementing synchronous Code with Post-commit

Code synchronization needs to use the Post-commit hook file to the hooks file directory, under hooks Many tmpl files, these files are hooks of the template,
If you need to use it, copy a copy and remove the. Tmpl suffix to use

(1) Generate a new valid hook file Post-commit

CP POST-COMMIT.TPML Post-commit
chmod 777 Post-commit//Set the permissions of the Post-commit file remember that this step must not leak, or later run will be an error

This will generate a valid Post-commit file.

(2) Synchronous code operation

#!/bin/sh
Export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
SVN_PATH=/usr/bin/svn
WEB_PATH=/data/wwwroot/default/test //test directory on your project directory
$SVN_PATH update $WEB_PATH --username user1 --password 12345678 //remember --username --password is two -

(3) Enter the server directory and checkout the project.

SVN Co SVN://localhost/test/  /data/wwwroot/default/test--username user1--password 12345678 

This way, your code synchronization has been implemented.

5. Client Use

All you need to do is download a TortoiseSVN turtle and pull down the test repository, then put the code in the Warehouse folder, add the file and then commit, and your project will sync to the server.

6. The mistakes that I encountered

1. First client connection to SVN server error, the connection failed because my firewall does not turn on 3690 (svn default port), you just need to open
No, look at this link http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2012-09/70785.htm

2. Synchronization failure is due to the permissions of the Post-commit file, you only need to set the permission to more than 755

3. Hint * * * is a direcitory/usr/bin/svnyou got this wrong, he's not a directory, it's the SVN path.

Use SVN sync code on linux Server CentOS to project