That’s it! This is how to install and configure Subversion on Ubuntu. When you’re done, open your browser and browse to the repository, then log on. Repeat the step above to create additional users. Type a password and continue to complete the setup. Now that your SVN repository is created, run the commands below to create an account name admin When you’re done, run the commands below to create an SVN Repository in the /var/lib/svn directory. Then make the highlighted changes into the file, then save. This should allow you to create an SVN repository for controlling access. Now that Subversion packages are installed, run the commands below to edit SVN config file. To get Subversion setup and working on Ubuntu, run the commands below to get it including all dependencies:Īfter installing the above packages, run the commands below to enable Apache2 modules that allow Subversion to function. On Ubuntu, the commands below will install Apache2.Īfter installing Apache2, the commands below can be used to stop, start and enable the Apache2 service to always start up with the server boots.Īfter installing Apache2 continue below to setting up Subversion. For this setup, we’re going to be using Apache2. The subversion server needs a web or HTTP server. When you’re ready, continue with the steps below: Install Apache # This post will also show you how to create user accounts to access the subversion repository after creating it. This brief tutorial shows students and new users how to install and configure the SVN server on Ubuntu 16.04 | 18.04 with Apache2 HTTP server and allow users to login and check files in and commit changes.
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