Installation and configuration of Svn server, svn server configuration_PHP tutorial

Installation and configuration of Svn server, svn server configuration

1.InstallationsvnServer-side software

Download and install from the mirror server or YUM source SVN Server software: yum install subversion

mkdir /usr/local/svn //Create SVNinstallation directory

chmod -R 777 svn //Modify directory permissions to 777

svnadmin create /usr/local/svn/sunny //Create a SVNversion repositorysunny(sunny Can be customized )

cd /usr/local/svn/sunny/conf //Enter the configuration file directory under the sunny version repository

The three configuration files in this directory will be modified below

(1)vi svnserve.conf //Configure the repository information, the path of the user file and user password file, and the repository path, put

# anon-access = read

# auth-access = write

# password-db = passwd

//In these four lines, remove the preceding # signs and spaces (, please remove # should be written in top case , without leaving extra spaces ), become

anon-access = none //Anonymous access, change to none

auth-access = write

password-db = passwd

realm = sunny //Change to your own repository name

Save and exit

(2)vi authz //File,CreateSVNGroup and group user permissions

[group]

sunny = gep,wce //Create a group of sunny and specify two users gep and wce

[/]                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          //Determine the permissions under the root directory

@sunny = rw //sunnyGroup user permissions are read and write

* = r                                                  //Other users only have read permission

Save and exit

(3) vi passwd //Create or modify user password

[users]

gep = 123456 //The password of the user named gep is 123456

wce = 123456 //. . .

Save and exit

StartSVNServer:

//This is started using a multi-version library

svnserve -d -r /usr/local/svn/

If it is a single version library, you can add a line

svnserve -d -r /usr/local/svn/sunny

Then set up auto-start

` Open the self-starting file and add it

/usr/bin/svnserve -d -r /usr/local/svn/

Now you can check out files from the server .

svn command:

netstat -tnl | grep :3690 Check whether svn is started

Installation successful!

ps aux |grep svn Find all processes started by svn

kill -9 2505 Kill 2505This found svnprocess

svn checkout svn://172.19.5.2/sunny /data0/htdocs/blog //Check out a version library file to the specified directory

svn up                                                                                                                                                                //

Automatic update

Add

in

vi /usr/local/svn/sunny/hooks/post-commit

#!/bin/sh

#

Set some variables

SVN=/usr/bin/svn

WEB=/home/testsvn #

Directory to be updated

export LANG=en_US.UTF-8

$SVN update $WEB --username xxx --password xxx

The right side of

SVN=

is changed to svn The command location generally defaults to /usr/bin/svn WEB=Change the right side to your actual

webdirectory Give executable permissions

chmod 777 /usr/local/svn/sunny/hooks/post-commit

Installation completed

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Other operations

#svn commit -m "Comment" xxx.php //Submit file

svn ci -m'aaa' test.php //Submit file

#svn add file //Create a new file and add it to svn

svn add *.php //(Add all phpfiles)

in the current directory

svn delete test.php //Deletetest.php

svn log test.php //View the test file’s log information

svn cleanup //Clean the current directory

svn switch --relocate svn://192.168.1.253 svn://172.19.10.250 //RelocateSVNRepository address

// SVN repository startup method, now there are sunny, under SVN test Two repositories

1: Single version library startup svnserve -d -r /usr/local/svn/sunny

2: Multi-version library startup svnserve -d -r /usr/local/svn

The difference lies in the directory specified by the startup parameter -r in the command when starting svn.

Restrict different users to operate different repositories, modify the authz file in the conf directory

Take configuring the sunny version library as an example

vi authz

[groups]

teacher = sunny,sunny1

[sunny:/] //Specify the permissions under the repository and directory

@teacher = rw //teacherGroup user permissions are read and write

* = r                                                  //Other users only have read permission

Save and exit

vi passwd Set the account and password of the user in the group

[users]

sunny = 123456

sunny1 = 123456