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Details how to install and configure CentOS 6.3

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Installation instructions

System environment: CentOS-6.3

Installation method: yum install (source code installation is prone to version compatibility problems)

Installation software: SVN software is automatically downloaded by the system

Check the installed version

Check if a lower version of SVN is installed 


 [root@localhost /]# rpm -qa subversion

Uninstall the old version SVN 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion

Install SVN 


[root@localhost modules]# yum install httpd httpd-devel subversion mod_dav_svn mod_auth_mysql

Confirm that the svn module has been installed 


[root@localhost /]# cd /etc/httpd/modules
 [root@localhost modules]# ls | grep svn
 mod_authz_svn.so
 mod_dav_svn.so

Verify the installation

Verify the installed version of SVN 


[root@localhost modules]# svnserve --version

svnserve Version,  1.6.11 (r934486)


 Compiled in  Jun 23 2012 . 00:44:03 


 All rights reserved  (C) 2000-2009 CollabNet .  
Subversion  Is open source software, see  http://subversion.tigris.org/  Site.  
  This product consists of  CollabNet(http://www.Collab.Net/)  Development of software.  

 The following version library backend (FS)  Modules are available : 

* fs_base :  Module can only operate BDB Version of the library.  
* fs_fs :  Modules with text files (FSFS) repository 1 The work.  

Cyrus SASL  Authentication is available.

Code base creation

Once the SVN software installation is complete, you will also need to set up the SVN library 


[root@localhost modules]# mkdir -p /opt/svn/repositories
 [root@localhost modules]# svnadmin create /opt/svn/repositories

After executing the above command, the repositories library is automatically set up, and the /opt/svn/repositories folder is found to contain conf, db,format,hooks, locks, README.txt files, indicating that an SVN library has been set up.

Configure the code base

Go to the folder conf generated above and configure it 


[root@localhost modules]# cd /opt/svn/repositories/conf

User password passwd configuration 


[root@localhost password]# cd /opt/svn/repositories/conf
 [root@admin conf]# vi + passwd

Modify passwd as follows: 


[users]
 # harry = harryssecret
 # sally = sallyssecret
 zhoulf=123456

Permissions control the authz configuration 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
0

To set which users can access which directories, append the following to the authz file: 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
1

Service svnserve.conf configuration 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
2

Add the following: 


[general]
 # Anonymous access, can be read,write,none, The default is read
 anon-access=none
 # Enables an authorized user to write  
auth-access=write
 # The path to the password database  
password-db=passwd
 # Access control file  
authz-db=authz
 # The authentication namespace, subversion It is displayed in the authentication prompt and is used as a key in the credentials cache  
realm=/opt/svn/repositories

Configure firewall ports 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
4

Add the following:

-A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 3690 -j ACCEPT

Save and restart the firewall 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
5

Start the SVN 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
6

View the SVN process 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
7

Detect SVN port 


[root@localhost conf]# netstat -ln |grep 3690
 tcp    0   0 0.0.0.0:3690        0.0.0.0:*          LISTEN

Stop restarting SVN 


[root@localhost modules]# yum remove subversion
9

test

The SVN service is up and testing the connection using the client.

Client connection address: svn://192.168.15.231

User name/password: zhoulf/123456

Test actions such as creating folders.

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