Windows builds SVN server

Want to go through the SVN layout and the use of the process, finished finishing a bit:

Step 1: Download and install

1, install the SVN server, download the Windows version of SVN to http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html, and install.

Ctrl+r, enter the cmd into the terminal, run the SVN command under the command line, as below, then the installation succeeds:

Step 2: Building a warehouse

Create a warehouse empty folder E:\repos, and right-click on the Repos folder to select Tortoisesvn-->create repository here

Step 3: Associated storage directory and warehouse

Create a folder for the project E:\working, and in the working folder right-click on the SVN Checkout, and enter File:///E:/repos in the URL of repository, e:\ The. SVN folder will be generated in the working, and the table name has associated the working folder with the Repos warehouse.

Step 4: Place source into warehouse

Put the source code sources in the working, sources right-click Tortoisesvn-->add, add sources to the working folder (the SVN managed working folder), Then Tortoisesvn--commit commits to repository.

Step 5: start the SVN service

Finally, you need to start the SVN service, enter D:\Program files\subversion\bin>svnserve-d-R E:\repos in DOS

Step 6: Configure related information

Configure access, user name, password in E:\repos\conf files

Conf will

1. # anon-access = Read
2. # auth-access = Write

1. # password-db = passwd

Remove the comment from the revision to

1. Anon-access = Read
2. auth-access = Write

1. Password-db = passwd

1. [Users]
2. # Harry = Harryssecret
3. # sally = Sallyssecret
4. Admin=admin

Step 7: Access

Address to provide colleague access: SVN://IP address/sources

Reference:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/ivan0626/p/3783053.html

Http://www.cnblogs.com/jinmingjie/archive/2012/06/05/2536995.html

Windows builds SVN server