Detail the whole process of CentOS SVN server setup and automatic deployment

Server setup

Installation services

yum install subversion 

Configure the service

mkdir -p /data/wwwsvn/myrepo # create svn Inventory of warehouse  

Here you can customize the directory you created, note that it is not the site's file directory.

svnadmin create /data/wwwsvn/myrepo # Same as the directory above.  

Note here that the directory cannot be empty. Upon success, you will get the following files

# ls
conf db format hooks locks README.txt 

Enter conf to modify the configuration file

vi passwd Add at the end

[users]
# harry = harryssecret
# sally = sallyssecret
youname = yourpassword # Your user and password  

vi authz Add at the end

...
[/]
yourname = rw 

vi svnserve.conf Close comments and modify variables

 anon-access = read # Anonymous user readable 
 auth-access = write # Authorized user writable 
 password-db = passwd # Which file to use as the account file 
 authz-db = authz # Which file to use as the permissions file 
 realm = /data/wwwsvn/myrepo #  Authenticates the space name, the directory where the version library is located, and the previous 1 sample 

Turn on and off services

 svnserve -d -r /data/wwwroot/myrepo # open 
 killall svnserve # Shut down 
 ps aux | grep svnserve # See if it runs 

Open port

This step is very important. If you have configured everything but cannot connect, then port 1 is not open. The default port is 3690.

iptables -I INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 3690 -j ACCEPT # Open ports  
service iptables save # save  iptables  Rules (if you can't save them, use another method to save them)  

Client connection

Windows

Use TortoiseSVN,url to fill in svn:// your server ip, account password just set.

Mac

Use CornerStone and url to fill in svn:// your server ip, and fill in the password just set.

Automatic deployment

The hook post-commit is executed every time commit submits the code. According to this principle, you can modify post-commit so that the web directory on the server will automatically update every time someone commit.

cd /data/wwwsvn/myrepo/hooks # Your version repository directory  
cp post-commit.tmpl post-commit 
vi post-commit 

The following

mkdir -p /data/wwwsvn/myrepo # create svn Inventory of warehouse  

0

Everything else in the hook file can be discarded. You can comment them out.

This works only if your yourWebDir is already checkout

mkdir -p /data/wwwsvn/myrepo # create svn Inventory of warehouse  

1

So far, everything is done. Every time commit goes to the server, the website content will be updated automatically.

This is the first time since the server lost data last time.

conclusion

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