Docker-Based SVN Server and WebSVN Configuration

1. Installation

- Pull the Docker image docker pull gurcan/svn-server - Launch the container docker run -d --name svn-container --restart=always -v /var/lib/svn/repos:/home/svn -p 14890:80 -p 4890:3690 gurcan/svn-server - Create an administrator account docker exec -t svn-container htpasswd -b /etc/subversion/passwd admin_user secure_password - Grant write permissions to the persistent volume chmod -R 777 /var/lib/svn/repos

2. Accessing SVN Repository

- In your browser, navigate to http://192.168.1.100:14890/svn. You will be prompted for credentials. Use the username and password created in the previous step. After authentication, the repository list will be displayed. - In your browser, navigate to http://192.168.1.100:14890/svnadmin. The first visit will trigger the backend configuration process.

Configuration Name	Value
Subversion authorization file	/etc/subversion/subversion-access-control
User authentication file (SVNUserFile)	/etc/subversion/passwd
User view provider type	passwd
User edit provider type	passwd
Group view provider type	svnauthfile
Group edit provider type	svnauthfile
Repository view provider type	svnclient
Repository edit provider type	svnclient
Parent directory of the repositories (SVNParentPath)	/home/svn
Subversion client executable	/usr/bin/svn
Subversion admin executable	/usr/bin/svnadmin

After filling in the configuration values, perform a test. Only save the configuration after the test passes. Pay special attention to ensuring that the "Parent directory of the repositories (SVNParentPath)" passes the test.

3. Repository Creation and Authorization

- Navigate to http://192.168.1.100:14890/svnadmin/repositorycreate.php to create a new repository. Enter the repository name, select the repository type (default is filesystem), and choose the repository structure template. Click "Create". - Go to http://192.168.1.100:14890/svnadmin/accesspathslist.php to select the created repository and assign user or group permissions (read-only and read-write). - After authorization is complete, you can begin version controlling your repository content.