Install & Configure SVN Server On CentOS 7

What Is SVN?

SVN stands for Subversion. SVN is a centralized version control system.

When a developer wants to make changes to certain files, they pull files from that central server to their own computer. After the developer has made changes, they send the changed files back to the central server.

Each time a user commits a change, SVN manages and records it by creating a new version. Like most version control options, users typically work with the most recent version. But if an older version is needed, you can revert to an earlier version.

[nickmargeyt]

Hello, can you help me, im installing svn by your instruction, everithing is working but when im trying open url i don't get login window .

[TheOriginalKuridor]

I followed this tutorial and it worked great. I did notice that I was unable to commit any changes to the repository though. When we created a user "om", did we provide it with only read access? How do I alter that to provide read/write access?

[harapriyasahoo]

Hello sir, can you please help to configure access control to it, as we can in Ubuntu server?