Procedure
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Install the subversion package.
On Ubuntu:
# apt-get install subversionOn Red Hat or CentOS:
# yum install subversion -
Create an svn
directory, at the root of your system for example.
# mkdir /home/svn -
Create a new SVN repository,
my_repo for example.
# svnadmin create /home/svn/my_repo -
Run the following command.
$ cd /home/svn/my_repo/conf -
Give the permissions to read and edit the
svn directory.
# chmod 777 /home/svn -RWarning: This command gives permissions to read and edit the directory to all users. -
Open the passwd file.
# vi passwd -
Add the usernames and their passwords in the passwd file.
For example:
test1=Talend123 test2=Talend123 -
Open the authz file.
# vi authz -
Add the usernames you just added and give them permissions in
the authz file. For example:
test1=r #Reading permission only test2=rw #Reading and writing permissionsTip: Depending on your settings, you may need to add*=to the file to make sure other users have no permissions. -
Open the SVN configuration file.
# vi svnserve.conf -
Uncomment the following parameters.
anon-access = read auth-access = write password-db = passwd authz-db = authzTip: Depending on your settings, you may need to uncomment the following parameter and specify the path of the repository directory:realm = /home/svn. -
Restart Apache Subversion.
# svnserve -d --listen-port 3690 -r /home/svn - Access Apache Subversion in Talend Administration Center.