Howto create new svn repos - Revision history

MLÃ³pez-IbÃ¡Ã±ez at 14:27, 7 February 2011

2011-02-07T14:27:04Z

MLÃ³pez-IbÃ¡Ã±ez: delete rehan, link to lab responsabilities

2010-02-12T17:26:25Z

delete rehan, link to lab responsabilities

MLÃ³pez-IbÃ¡Ã±ez: link to development server page

2009-12-09T12:00:05Z

link to development server page

Arne at 13:16, 3 December 2009

2009-12-03T13:16:20Z

Rogrady at 11:13, 8 August 2008

2008-08-08T11:13:46Z

Rogrady at 11:13, 8 August 2008

2008-08-08T11:13:12Z

Rogrady at 11:10, 8 August 2008

2008-08-08T11:10:10Z

Rogrady at 11:08, 8 August 2008

2008-08-08T11:08:20Z

Rogrady at 11:05, 8 August 2008

2008-08-08T11:05:29Z

Rogrady at 08:10, 7 August 2008

2008-08-07T08:10:44Z

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You will need root access to the iridia server. Standard place to put repositories is /home/svn. Some legacy repositories are in /usr/local/share/svn_repositories.

# # svnadmin create <path to repos>/REPOSNAME --fs-type fsfs
# # groupadd REPOSNAME
# # remove ! from /etc/gshadow in REPOSNAME line
# # useradd REPOSNAME -g REPOSNAME
# # Put * instead of ! in /etc/shadow in REPOSNAME line (= no login)
# # Put all users into group line of REPOSNAME in /etc/group (COMMAS!!)
# # Put all users into group line of svn_user in /etc/group (for higher level dir access)
# # cd <path to repos>
# # chown -R REPOSNAME.REPOSNAME REPOSNAME/
# # chmod -R o-rwx REPOSNAME
# # cd REPOSNAME
# # find . -type d -exec chmod 2770 {} \; (2=setgid bit - new files have group of dir, not group of creating user)
# # find . -type f -exec chmod g+w {} \;

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:27, 7 February 2011
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−	~~This~~ ~~is deprecated, as all svn~~ repositories are now located on the [[Development Server]].	+	All Subversion repositories are now located on the [[Development Server]].
		+
	Ask the [[Lab_responsibilities\|responsable of the development server]] if you need access or a new repository.		Ask the [[Lab_responsibilities\|responsable of the development server]] if you need access or a new repository.

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:26, 12 February 2010
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	This is deprecated, as all svn repositories are now located on the [[Development Server]].		This is deprecated, as all svn repositories are now located on the [[Development Server]].
−	Ask ~~Rehan~~ if you need access or a new repository.	+	Ask the [[Lab_responsibilities\|responsable of the development server]] if you need access or a new repository.

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:00, 9 December 2009
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−	This is deprecated, as all svn repositories are now located on ~~iridia-dev~~.	+	This is deprecated, as all svn repositories are now located on the [[Development Server]].
	Ask Rehan if you need access or a new repository.		Ask Rehan if you need access or a new repository.

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:16, 3 December 2009
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		+	This is deprecated, as all svn repositories are now located on iridia-dev.
−	You will need root access to the iridia server. The following list of actions creates a new svn repository, and gives access only to selected users.
		+	Ask Rehan if you need access or a new repository.
−
−	Standard place to put repositories is /home/svn. Some legacy repositories are in /usr/local/share/svn_repositories.
−
−	# # REPOS_NAME='<name of your repository>'
−	# # REPOS_PATH='/home/svn'
−	# # svnadmin create ${REPOS_PATH}/${REPOS_NAME} --fs-type fsfs
−	# # groupadd ${REPOS_NAME}
−	# -> remove ! from /etc/gshadow in REPOS_NAME line
−	# # useradd ${REPOS_NAME} -g ${REPOS_NAME}
−	# -> Put * instead of ! in /etc/shadow in REPOSNAME line (= no login)
−	# -> Put all users that require access to the new svn repository into group line of REPOSNAME in /etc/group (COMMAS!!)
−	# -> Put all users that require access to the new svn repository into group line of svn_user in /etc/group (for higher level dir access)
−	# # cd ${REPOS_PATH}
−	# # chown -R ${REPOS_NAME}.${REPOS_NAME} ${REPOS_NAME}/
−	# # chmod -R o-rwx ${REPOS_NAME}
−	# # cd ${REPOS_NAME}
−	# # find . -type d -exec chmod 2770 {} \; # (2=setgid bit - new files have group of dir, not group of creating user)
−	# # find . -type f -exec chmod g+w {} \;

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 # # useradd ${REPOS_NAME} -g ${REPOS_NAME}
 # -> Put * instead of ! in /etc/shadow in REPOSNAME line (= no login)
-# -> Put all users into group line of REPOSNAME in /etc/group (COMMAS!!)
+# -> Put all users that require access to the new svn repository into group line of REPOSNAME in /etc/group (COMMAS!!)
-# -> Put all users into group line of svn_user in /etc/group (for higher level dir access)
+# -> Put all users that require access to the new svn repository into group line of svn_user in /etc/group (for higher level dir access)
 # # cd ${REPOS_PATH}
 # # chown -R ${REPOS_NAME}.${REPOS_NAME} ${REPOS_NAME}/

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:13, 8 August 2008
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−	You will need root access to the iridia server. ~~Standard~~ ~~place~~ to ~~put~~ ~~repositories~~ is ~~/home/~~svn. ~~Some~~ ~~legacy~~ ~~repositories~~ ~~are~~ in ~~/usr/local/share/svn_repositories~~.	+	You will need root access to the iridia server. The following list of actions creates a new svn repository, and gives access only to selected users.
		+
		+	Standard place to put repositories is /home/svn. Some legacy repositories are in /usr/local/share/svn_repositories.

	# # REPOS_NAME='<name of your repository>'		# # REPOS_NAME='<name of your repository>'

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 # # cd ${REPOS_PATH}
 # # chown -R ${REPOS_NAME}.${REPOS_NAME} ${REPOS_NAME}/
-# # chmod -R o-rwx {REPOS_NAME}
+# # chmod -R o-rwx ${REPOS_NAME}
 # # cd ${REPOS_NAME}
 # # find . -type d -exec chmod 2770 {} \;   # (2=setgid bit - new files have group of dir, not group of creating user)

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 # # groupadd ${REPOS_NAME}
 # -> remove ! from /etc/gshadow in REPOS_NAME line
-# # useradd REPOSNAME -g REPOSNAME
+# # useradd ${REPOS_NAME} -g ${REPOS_NAME}
 # -> Put * instead of ! in /etc/shadow in REPOSNAME line (= no login)
 # -> Put all users into group line of REPOSNAME in /etc/group (COMMAS!!)

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 You will need root access to the iridia server.  Standard place to put repositories is /home/svn.  Some legacy repositories are in /usr/local/share/svn_repositories.
 # # useradd REPOSNAME -g REPOSNAME
-# # Put * instead of ! in /etc/shadow in REPOSNAME line (= no login)
+# -> Put * instead of ! in /etc/shadow in REPOSNAME line (= no login)
-# # Put all users into group line of REPOSNAME in /etc/group (COMMAS!!)
+# -> Put all users into group line of REPOSNAME in /etc/group (COMMAS!!)
-# # Put all users into group line of svn_user in /etc/group (for higher level dir access)
+# -> Put all users into group line of svn_user in /etc/group (for higher level dir access)
-# # cd <path to repos>
+# # cd ${REPOS_PATH}
-# # chown -R REPOSNAME.REPOSNAME REPOSNAME/
+# # chown -R ${REPOS_NAME}.${REPOS_NAME} ${REPOS_NAME}/
-# # chmod -R o-rwx REPOSNAME
+# # chmod -R o-rwx {REPOS_NAME}
-# # cd REPOSNAME
+# # cd ${REPOS_NAME}
-# # find . -type d -exec chmod 2770 {} \;   (2=setgid bit - new files have group of dir, not group of creating user)
+# # find . -type d -exec chmod 2770 {} \;   # (2=setgid bit - new files have group of dir, not group of creating user)
 # # find . -type f -exec chmod g+w {} \;