# yum install subversion
# cd /usr/local/
# mkdir svnrep
# svnadmin create /usr/local/svnrep
cd conf
authz is the permission control file passwd is the account passwor
Tag: SVN
Startup and Close of SVN Service under CentOS
Starting and shutting down the SVN service under CentOS
Operating system: CentOS 6.5
SVN version: 1.8.11
Start the SVN service:
svnserve -d -r /home/svn
/home/svn is the root
SVN error: [Previous Operation Has NOT Finished; Run ‘Cleanup’ IF IT WAS Interrupted]
Today, when a dozen or so class files were submitted in batches, during the code submission process to the SVN server, the computer suddenly got stuck and there was no response, so I decided to shu
SVN application
One: From the serverdowndata
1.Install on your computerSVNClient
2.Create a folder locally on your computer As a repository
3.EnterxfssvnRight-click the folder to selectSV
Trunk, branch and tags in SVN
Reposted from: https://www.cnblogs.com/keyi/p/5953649.html I believe that when beginners develop SVN as version management, it is estimated that it is impossible to consider how to use SVN flexi
SVN export difference
Overview: In the development process, we sometimes need to provide code differences to others. When SVN is used for version control, there are two types of processing: local modifications that have
SVN creates a repository to configuration
svnadmin create /opt/svn/daicw #Create Repository After creating the cd to the creation folder, here is daicw, in Join the folder conf
There are three files authz passwd svnserve.conf