Tutorial on building svn server with docker

SVN is the abbreviation of subversion, an open source version control system that uses a branch management system for efficient management. In short, it is used for multiple people to jointly develop the same project, share resources, and achieve ultimate centralized management.

1. Search && pull svn mirror

docker search svn #Search for svn images docker pull garethflowers/svn-server #Get images

2. Run the image

docker images #View the image docker run --name svn-server -d -v /Users/xxxx/docker/svn:/var/opt/svn -p 3690:3690 garethflowers/svn-server #Start the image-name #Alias-d #Background run-v #Host and container directory mapping-p #Host and container port mapping

3. Enter the container

docker exec -it svn-server /bin/sh

4. Configure SVN server

Create a resource repository

svnadmin create svn #創建一個目錄為svn的倉庫

Create a successful build file

README.txt conf db format hooks locks

Resource warehouse configuration Modify the svnserve.conf file in the conf directory

anon-access = none # Anonymous users cannot read or write, and can also be set to read-only
auth-access = write # Authorized users can write password-db = passwd # Password file path, relative to the current directory authz-db = authz # Access control file realm = /var/opt/svn/svn # Authentication namespace, which will be displayed in the authentication prompt interface and used as a keyword for the credential cache. You can write the repository name, such as svn

Configure account and password Modify the passwd file in the conf directory

[users]
# harry = harryssecret
# sally = sallyssecret
admin = 123456

Configure account permissions and modify the authz file in the conf directory

[groups]
owner = admin
[/] # / means all repositoriesadmin = rw # User admin has read and write permissions in all repositories[svn:/] # Indicates that the following users have corresponding permissions in all directories of the repository svn@owner = rw # Indicates that users under the owner group have read and write permissions

5. svn pull files

svn co svn://127.0.0.1:3690/svn

Summarize

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