5 minutes to set up a subversion server in the cloud

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Launch EC2 instance  
  
We are going to run an EC2 instance of the EBS amazon linux p\_w\_picpath and install apache Web server with subversion.  
Go to http://aws.amazon.com/fr/amazon-linux-ami/ and find out the best EBS Linux AMI for you.  
Personally I will run the ami-827540f6 because I’m in Europe.  
Run an instance of the p\_w\_picpath you choosed and ssh your server with ec2-user.  
Install subversion  
  
Install subversion, apache and mod\_dav\_svn:  
  
\# sudo yum –y install mod\_dav\_svn  
  
Edit the Apache configuration file for subversion:  
  
\# sudo vi /etc/httpd/conf.d/subversion.conf  
  
Replace subversion.conf content by:  
  
  
LoadModule dav\_svn\_module modules/mod\_dav\_svn.so  
LoadModule authz\_svn\_module modules/mod\_authz\_svn.so  
<Location /repos>  
DAV svn  
SVNParentPath /var/www/svn  
\# Limit write permission to list of valid users.  
AuthType Basic  
AuthName "Authorization Realm"  
AuthUserFile /var/www/svn-auth/passwd  
AuthzSVNAccessFile /var/www/svn-auth/access  
Require valid-user  
</Location>  
  
Create the directory which will contain the subversion repository:  
  
\# sudo mkdir /var/www/svn  
  
Create the directory which will contain the permissions files.  
  
\# sudo mkdir /var/www/svn-auth  
  
Create the permission file:  
  
\# sudo vi /var/www/svn-auth/access  
\[/\]  
xiaoming = rw  
  
Note: Replace <theUser> by the login you want to use to access your repository.  
<theUser> will have read write access to all repositories.  
It is possible to setup authorization by group or user for each repository.  
Create the password file:  
  
\# sudo htpasswd -cm /var/www/svn-auth/passwd xiaoming  
\# sudo htpasswd -m /var/www/svn-auth/passwd xiaohong  
  
Note: Replace xiaoming by the login you want to use to access your repository.  
Create a repository (here project1):  
  
\# cd /var/www/svn  
\# sudo svnadmin create project1  
  
Change files authorization:  
  
\# sudo chown -R apache.apache /var/www/svn /var/www/svn-auth  
\# chmod 600 /var/www/svn-auth/access /var/www/svn-auth/passwd  
  
Start apache web server:  
  
\# sudo service httpd start  
  
Note: to restart server use \# sudo service httpd restart  
Test subversion  
  
Now subversion and apache should work.  
Open a web browser and point to the URL : http://<Public DNS of your EC2 instance>/repos/project1  
You should be prompted for your credential (Enter <theUser> <thePassword>) before accessing the repository  
Subversion client  
  
We are now going to interact with our repository from a windows PC.  
If you don’t have a subversion client installed on your PC then you can install one from http://www.sliksvn.com/en/download .  
You can test your subversion client from your PC by listing files on your repository:  
  
svn ls http://<Public DNS of your EC2 instance>/repos/project1  
  
The first time we often want to import some files to the repository:  
  
svn import -m "Initial import." <path of the reposity where are the files on your PC> http://<Public DNS of your EC2 instance>/repos/project1

转载于:https://blog.51cto.com/flandycheng/620818