Set up the SVN for the personal server

1. Install

yum install subversion

2. The configuration

Create a warehouse

Svnadmin create Warehouse path

Under the warehouseconffolder

Authz is a permission control file
Passwd is the account password file
Svnserve. conf is the SVN service configuration file

Configure the passwd

Open passwd and add the account and password at the end of the file, for example, zhangsan=123456

Configuration authz

[/] indicates all files in the warehouse. Rw indicates the read and write permission, r indicates the read-only permission, and other users have no permission.

[/]
zhangsan = rw
zhangsan2 = r
* = 
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Extension: use user groups, different groups have different permissions

[groups]
group1 = zhangsan
group2 = lisi,wanwu

[/]
@group1 = rw
@group2 = r
* =
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Configuration svnserve. Conf

Open the following five comments, preferably without Spaces before them.

Anon-access = no auth-access =write password-db = passwd authz-db = authz realm = /var/svnCopy the code

3. Check the

svnserve –version

4. Stop and start

Killall SVNServe // Stop svnServe -d -r /var/svn// Start. By default, svnserve is enabled to port 3690#Checkout ==> SVN :// ID/file nameSvnserve-d-r/SVN --listen-port 3691 // Start to other ports#Checkout ==> SVN :// ID :port/ file namePs - ef | grep svnserve kill 9 / / check process, / / process, for every line of the second field netstat antple | grep SVN / / view SVN service has been startedCopy the code