Installing and configuring SVN, Apache, Trac for Windows. Part 2 - Apache and SVN

Setup:

1. Create the directory C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ conf \ svn \ and create the file httpd-svn.conf in it with the following content:

   	 # httpd-svn.conf SVN Config file
   	 #
   	 # Connect modules for working with SVN
            LoadModule dav_module modules / mod_dav.so
   	 LoadModule dav_svn_module modules / mod_dav_svn.so
   	 LoadModule authz_svn_module modules / mod_authz_svn.so
   	
   	 <Location / svn>
   	 DAV svn
   	 # Absolute path to the directory containing the SVN repository
     	 SVNParentPath "D: / repos"
   	 # lists the repositories
   	 SVNListParentPath on
   	 # storage list design file
   	 SVNIndexXSLT "/svnindex.xsl"
   
     	 # file ACL access control to storage
   	 # uncomment to use
     	 AuthzSVNAccessFile conf / svn / svnaccess
   
     	 # only authenticated users will have access to the repository
     	 Require valid-user
   
     	 # Authentication Type
     	 AuthType Basic
   	 # General name of the repository
     	 AuthName "My SVN Repository"
   	 # File with user passwords for access to SVN repository
     	 AuthUserFile conf / svn / svnpasswd
   
   	 </ Location>
   	

2. change directory C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ conf \
3. open the httpd.conf file and add the following lines to the end of the file:

   	 # Subversion system
   	 include conf / svn / httpd-svn.conf
   	

4. save the file and close it.

• svnindex.xsl
• svnindex.css
• menucheckout.ico

Create svnpasswd password file

The first way is using the svnuser.bat script.

1. Open notepad and copy the following code.

    @echo off
    if% 1 == "" goto USAGE
   
    if not exist svnpasswd htpasswd -cm svnpasswd% 1
    if exist svnpasswd htpasswd -m svnpasswd% 1
    goto EXIT
   
    : USAGE
    echo Create SVN access file
    echo Usage: svnuser username 
   
    : EXIT
   

2. Save the file with the name

     svnuser.bat 

   to the C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ bin \ directory
3. run a command prompt and go to the directory C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ bin \
4. add users one by one using the command

     svnuser name 

   , the program will ask for a password - enter it.
5. In the directory C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ bin \ you will find the file created with the passwords svnpasswd
6. copy the file to the C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ conf \ svn \ directory

The second way is manually

1. Open command prompt
2. change directory C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ bin \
3. to add users who have access to the repository, run for each user command

     htpasswd svnpasswd user1 passwd_for_user1 

4. In the directory C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ bin \ you will find the file created with the passwords svnpasswd
5. copy the file to the C: \ usr \ local \ Apache2 \ conf \ svn \ directory

htpasswd requires the -b switch for each run (so that the password can be entered from the command line) and -c for the first run to create a password file

Configuring SVN Authorization by Path (Path-Based Authorization)

 [groups]
 admins = oleg // group administrators, write oleg      
 devteam = ira, oleg // main project development team
 editors = @devteam, sveta // users writing documentation
 // previously described user groups can be included in the subsequent ones
 // when linking to a group @ group_name is used

 [/]
 * = r
 @admins = rw

 [RepA: /]
 oleg = // subtract all permissions, null
 ira = rw // read, write

 [RepB: /]
 ira =
 oleg = rw

 [docs: /]
 @editors = rw

 [groups]
 admins = oleg
 devteam = ira, oleg
 editors = @devteam, sveta

 [/]
 * = r
 @admins = rw

 [RepA: /]
 oleg =
 ira = r

 [RepB: /]
 ira =
 oleg = r

 [docs: /]
 @editors = rw
 anonymous = r

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