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Svnserve -
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lightweight stand-alone server
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over an ordinary TCP/IP
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easier to setup and runs faster than
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setup svnserve as a Windows service
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SASL for security
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or just copy all of the
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Run the Subversion installer
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run as a daemon process
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on port 3690
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svn://localhost/repos/TestRepo
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set the root location and restrict access
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--root switch
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will service any number of repositories
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Berkeley DB repository on a network share.
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run svnserve as a windows service
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use (escaped) quotes
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paths include spaces
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all on one line to create a service
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show up in the Windows Services Manager
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no space between the key and the
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must be a space before the value
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go to the services manager to start it
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anonymous read-only access
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conf/svnserve.conf -
enable anonymous write access
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create a password database
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password-db = userfile
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exists in the same directory as
svnserve.conf -
absolute path, or a path relative
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written
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username = password
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give read-write access to users listed
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available with the Apache server
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a line referring to your authorization file
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authz-db = authz
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define the access permissions
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Chris Buchsc create svnserve binpath= " \"C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe\" --service --root c:\repos" displayname= "Subversion" depend= tcpip start= auto
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Subversion includes Svnserve - a lightweight stand-alone server which uses a custom protocol over an ordinary TCP/IP connection
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Run svnserve as a Service
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sc create svnserve binpath= " \"C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe\" --service --root c:\repos" displayname= "Subversion" depend= tcpip start= auto
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obj= "NT AUTHORITY\LocalService"
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Basic Authentication with svnserve
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To enable write access to a repository, you need to edit the
conf/svnserve.conffile in your repository directory -
userfileis a file which exists in the same directory assvnserve.conf -
The
userfileshould have a structure of: -
[users] username = password
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Path-based Authorization with svnserve
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20 Jul 07
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15 May 07
Brennan O'KeefeFortunately, Subversion includes Svnserve - a lightweight stand-alone server which uses a custom protocol over an ordinary TCP/IP connection.
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