Steps to set up SVN server under CentOS

This article illustrates the steps to set up an SVN server under CentOS. I will share it with you for your reference as follows:

1. Install svn

yum install -y subversion

2. Verify the installation was successful

svnserve --version

3. Create the svn version library

mkdir svn
svnadmin create svn/repo

Note: repo here is the version library name

4. Configuration svn

After creating the version library, three configuration files will be generated in the conf directory of this version library:

[root@singledb conf]# pwd
/root/svn/repo/conf
[root@singledb conf]# ls
authz passwd svnserve.conf

Description:

(1) svnserve.conf: svn service integrated profile.
(2) passwd: user name password file.
(3) authz: permission configuration file.

4.1 modify the passwd file

[users]
shang=123456
li=123456

Note: shang is the user name and 123456 is the password

4.2 configuration can use plaintext password

vi /$HOME/.subversion/servers
# Find the following, remove the comment and change it yes We have to do is 
store-plaintext-passwords = yes

4.3 modify the authz file

[groups]
team=shang,li
[repo:/]
@team=rw

Note: repo is the name of the svn version library that was created earlier

4.4 modify svnserve conf

[general]
anon-access = none
auth-access = write
password-db = passwd
authz-db = authz

5. Start and stop svn

5.1 start svn

svnserve -d -r /root/svn/

5.2 close svn

ps -aux |grep svn
kill -9  process id

6. Import the project

svnserve --version

0

7. Export the project

svnserve --version

1

I hope this article has helped you with CentOS server management.