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#!/usr/bin/bash svnadmin create svnrepos #creates a directory called svnrepos #in the current directory, and #creates the config files printf "[general]\nanon-access = none\nauth-access = write\npassword-db = passwd\n" > svnrepos/conf/svnserve.conf printf "[users]\n" > svnrepos/conf/passwd while [ 1 -gt 0 ] do printf "Username: " #create username,password for read user #whom access is required if [ $user == "q" ] #press "q" to stop accepting username, passwords then break fi printf "Password: " read pass printf "$user"" = ""$pass\n" >> svnrepos/conf/passwd done
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To start svnserver,
svnserve -r /users/proj/prashanth.kamle/svnrepos -d
/users/proj/prashanth.kamle/svnrepos is the path of the directory in which the SVN repository would reside (/users/proj/prashanth.kamle is the current directory).
To stop the SVN server, just kill the process (or use the script below)
#!/bin/bash pid=`ps -A|grep svnserve| cut -d" " -f1` kill $pid
In my next post, I'll explain how to access SVN from eclipse. Till then, happy subversioning :)
2 comments:
can't wait for the svn eclipse integration lecture :) I might even consider switching from git.
Coming soon :)
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