The local software I use is SecureCrt to remotely control my cloud server.
1. Install the software: yum -y install subversion
2. Check the svn version: svn --version
2.1. Note: In addition, you can also check whether the old version has been installed before installation. You can uninstall the old version and reinstall it.
2.2. Check the installed version: rpm -qa subversion
2.3 Uninstall the old version of SVN: yum remove subversion
3. Create a new folder for the SVN folder (used to submit and store code): mkdir -p / data1 / svn / curstom_projs
4. Set the SVN folder as the SVN file repository: svnadmin create / data1 / svn / curstom_projs
5. Configuration parameters:
5.1 Enter this folder cd / data1 / svn / curstom_projs
(There are three configuration files in the conf folder in this folder: authz, passwd, svnserver.conf)
authz: permission control, which users can set which directories can be accessed;
passwd: set user and password;
svnserve.conf: setting set svn related operations, the resulting file has described English comments.
5.2 Configure svnserv.conf Modify configuration information: vi /data1/svn/curstom_projs/conf/svnserve.conf
Modify the following parameters: (Modify the parameters to pay attention to remove # [Comment], and top to the left, no spaces)
anon-access = none (making unauthorized users inaccessible)
auth-access = write (enable authorized users to write)
password-db = passwd (user password file)
authz-db = authz (access control file)
realm = / data1 / svn / curstom_projs (authentication namespace, subversion will be displayed in the authentication prompt and used as a key for credential cache.)
5.3 Configure passwd (format: account = password ): vi / data1 / svn / curstom_projs / conf / passwd
Add data: username = 123456 (need to add)
5.4 Note: Users here have svn protocol to use svn;
5.5 Configure authz permissions: vi / data1 / svn / curstom_projs / conf / authz
Add data: (The user has read and write permissions but can only access the content under the corresponding file (curstom_projs), r: read, w: write)
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username = rw
[/ curstom_projs]
username=rw
6. Set the data submission permissions: (where -d is the daemon user, so you need to set the user permissions)
6.1 sudo chown -R daemon /data1/svn/curstom_projs
6.2 sudo chmod -R 755 /data1/svn/curstom_projs
7. Start svn
7.1 svnserve -d -r /data1/svn --listen-port 10010
(The port number is 10010, remember to configure the port on Alibaba Cloud, if not, you can read my previous blog)
7.2 netstat -ntlp (view port information)
7.3 yum install net-tools (if the netstat command cannot be found)
8. Finally, we can access our svn server through (" svn: // ip: port / curstom_projs ").
