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1. #Rapidsvn could not set current working directory how to
2. #Rapidsvn could not set current working directory install
3. #Rapidsvn could not set current working directory update
4. #Rapidsvn could not set current working directory password

Optionally add a -listen-port if you want a different port, or other options.īy default, the service runs as root. make sure that the user has read/write access to the repository files) Then access independent repositories by passing in repository name in the URL: svn://host/repo1.

If you have multiple repositories use -root=/path-to/reposparent. The -root=/path/to/repos option set the root of repository tree. etc/conf.d/svnserve SVNSERVE_ARGS="-root=/path/to/repos" The above defines users harry and sally, with passwords foopassword and barpassword, change it as you likeīefore you start the server, edit the configuration file: Now edit the file /path/to/repos/repo1/conf/passwd Replace "read" with "write" for a repository that anyone can commit to, or set it to "none" to disable all anonymous access. You might also want to change the default option for anonymous users. Svn import ~/code/project1 file:///path/to/repos/repo1 -message 'Initial repository layout'Įdit the file /path/to/repos/repo1/conf/nf and uncomment or add the line under Your initial repository is empty, if you want to import files into it, use the following command. If everything worked out, you should now have a working, checked out copy of your freshly created SVN repo. Import the project $ svn import -m "Initial import" ~/svn-import Test SVN checkout $ svn checkout /my/svn/working/copy $ cp -R /my/existing/project/* ~/svn-import/trunk $ mkdir -p ~/svn-import/Ĭopy or move your project source files into the created trunk directory. # chown -R http:http /home/svn/repositories/REPO_NAMEĬreate a project Directory structure for projectĬreate a temporary directory with the branches tags trunk directory structure on your development machine. The Apache user needs permissions over the new repository. # htpasswd -s /home/svn/.svn-auth-file OTHER_USER_NAMEĬreate a repository # svnadmin create /home/svn/repositories/REPO_NAME To add additional users, leave off the ( -c) flag.

#Rapidsvn could not set current working directory password

The above creates the file ( -c) and uses SHA-1 for storing the password ( -s).

# htpasswd -cs /home/svn/.svn-auth-file USER_NAME sniffing, but at this point, I do not have a need for it. htdigest would provide even more security vs. Again, because of SSL, I do not worry as much about password sniffing. This is either an htpasswd, or htdigest file. The last bit grants read/write permission of the REPO_NAME repository to the user USER_NAME. The REPO_NAME:/ section inherits permissions from those above, so anon users have read only permission to it. Any access above and beyond read only will be prompted for a user/pass by apache AuthType Basic. The * in the / section is matched to anonymous users. LoadModule socache_shmcb_module modules/mod_socache_shmcb.so To make sure the SSL settings get loaded, uncomment the SSL configuration line in /etc/httpd/conf/nf so it looks like this: Include the following inside of a virtual host directive:ĪuthzSVNAccessFile /home/svn/.svn-policy-file # openssl req -new -x509 -keyout server.key -out server.crt -days 365 -nodesĪdd the following to /etc/httpd/conf/extra/nf (or to /etc/httpd/conf/extra/nf if you are not using ssl).

SSL for SVN access has a few benefits, for instance it allows you to use Apache's AuthType Basic, with little fear of someone sniffing passwords. LoadModule authz_svn_module modules/mod_authz_svn.so LoadModule dav_svn_module modules/mod_dav_svn.so

LoadModule dav_fs_module modules/mod_dav_fs.so

#Rapidsvn could not set current working directory install

Install Apache HTTP Server as described in its article.īesides Apache, you will only need to install the subversion package.Ĭreate a directory for your repositories:Įnsure the following are listed.if not, add them (you will typically have to add just the last two), they must be in this order:

#Rapidsvn could not set current working directory update

At some point you should be able to use any WebDAV interface to update files in the repository.

#Rapidsvn could not set current working directory how to

The goal of this how to is to setup Subversion, with Apache.