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Subversion users install#
Subversion users driver#
Subversion users archive#
Subversion users software#

Otherwise you have to create your own SELinux module.

Subversion users software#

You must ensure that the software ist installed directly into the directory /usr/share/svn-access-manager.

Subversion users install#

To install the SELinux module just do the following: If you want to allow repository creation directly from SVN Access Manager you must extend the SElinux context accordingly to allow the webserver user to do so. The contect assumes that you will install the configuration file to /etc/svn-access-manager and the repository access files to /etc/svn. You will find the files in the "doc" folder. If you have SElinux running in enforcing mode you have to use the SELinux context for SVN Access Manager. # tar -xvfz svnaccessmanager-0.5.0.0.tar.gzįor RPM based systems it is recommended to use the RPM packages for installation. # chown apache:apache /etc/svn /etc/svn-access-manager Go to a directory where the software can be accessed by your Apache web server. Don't forget to restart your webserver after changing the value of mysql.allow_persistent! Please set the variable mysql.allow_persistent to on before you proceed with the installation. Please make sure that in your php.ini file the varibale mysql.allow_persistent is set to on! Otherwiese you may have problems with login after the installation. This installation description assumes that the webserver user is the user apache with the group apache. Please make sure that your webserver has enough rights to wirte the configuration into this directory. The configuration file for SVN Access Manager will be placed in /etc/svn-access-manager directory. The files needed for authentication and authorization are assumed in /etc/svn. The directory containing the repositories is assumed as /svn/repos.

Just follow the instructions below.įor the installation description it is assumed that SVN Access Manager ist installed to /usr/share/svn-access-manager, the web server is accessed as localhost and the Subversion Repository and the MySQL database are on the same host. The installation is divided up in several parts.

Subversion users archive#

SVN Access Manager is available as bzip2, gzip compressed archive, as zip archive and as RPM packages as well.

Subversion users driver#

If you need support installing and configuring Oracle oci8 driver for PHP, please refer to the PHP documentation.įirst download the source archive from.

PHP version 5.2 or higher with working oci8 support if using Oracle database.

an Apache web server, version 2.0 or higher with DAV, mod_authz and SVN support.

a MySQL Database, version 4 or higher, a PostgreSQL 8 or higher database or an Oracle 10g or higher database.

To use SVN Access Manager you need at least: Authorization is done by the mod_authz module which takes the permissions from the generated svn access file. Only valid users may access the repositories. SVN Access Manager can work with every subversion repository structure.Īuthentication is done by the Apache web server. In large repositories with a lot of projects it makes administration easier because the responsibility for giving or revoking access rights can be divided up upon more users.īecause of the fact that you can give access rights (read/write) to each directory within a repository the organization structure of a repository does not matter. One of SVN Access Manager's goals is to have the possibility to give one or more users the responsibility to organize the access rights in their project. Let's have a small example of a repository structure:Īs you can see the subversion repository is organized in modules containing their trunk, branches and tags each. Project is used substitutionary for a toplevel directory. SVN Access Manager uses projects to give users the rights to manage their own modules in a repository. The tool provides user and group management and access rights (read /write) to dedicated paths in a repository as well. SVN Access Manager is a powerful tool for managing access to subversion repositories. Using SVN Access Manager 3.1 My account menu 3.1.1 Generalģ.2.8 Bulk add LDAP Users 3.3 Reports menu 3.3.1 Repository access rights

Getting started 2.1 Download the SoftwareĢ.2 Installation procedure 2.2.1 Install the softwareĢ.2.3 Setup a MySQL database and a database userĢ.2.4 Setup a PostgreSQL or Oracle databaseĢ.3 First steps after installation 3.