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1. Find the installation directory of SVN

If the SVN process has been started, it can be queried via ps-ef | grep svn

If the SVN process is not started, it can be queried by find /-name svn

2. Enter the conf folder of this directory, which contains three files: authz, passwd and svnserve.conf

3. Vim passwd modifies passwd and adds the svn account and password you want to add in the format:

Username1 = password1

Username2 = password2

If the file is read-only, log in to root user to modify, su. Then wq saves it.

4. Enter authz, and add the user name added in passwd. The format is:

Www=username1,username2

Then save the wq

5. Restart the svn process (the test does not require a restart to take effect)

Find the svn process ID ps-ef | grep svn, and then use kill-9 processid to kill the process, or kill the process through killall svnserve

Start the svn:sudo svnserve-d-r installation path

The svn started in this way is on the default port 3690. You can see the started port through netstat-nultp. If you want to start on the specified port, you can start it with the following command:

Svnserve-d-r installation directory-listen-port 10001

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