It's a fork of https://github.com/elleFlorio/svn-docker & https://github.com/sea-kg/svn-docker

Description

Lightweight container providing an SVN server, based on Alpine Linux and S6 process management (see here for details). The access to the server is possible via WebDav protocol (http://).

Components (Tag v3.20-lsio):

• Alpine Linux (3.20) with S6 Overlay
• svn + apache taken from Alpine Linux
• iF.SVNAdmin web-interface used from https://github.com/mfreiholz/iF.SVNAdmin
  version: 1.6.2 + some patches for PHP8.3
• WebSVN web-interface used from https://github.com/websvnphp/websvn
  version: 2.8.4
• Repos-Style XSLT Stylesheet used from https://github.com/rburgoyne/repos-style

Note: Starting tag v3.20-lsio the volume mount moved from /data to /config. Please adapt your docker-compose.yml file accordingly.

Tags

• latest latest version
• v3.20-lsio based on linuxserver.io baseimage / Alpine Linux 3.20
• v3.20 based on Alpine Linux 3.20
• v3.19 based on Alpine Linux 3.19
• v3.18 based on Alpine Linux 3.18
• v3.17 based on Alpine Linux 3.17

How to run

To run the image, you can use the following command:

$ docker run \
    --name svn-server \
    -p 8080:80 \
    -e SVN_SERVER_REPOSITORIES_URL=/svn \
    -e WEBSVN_URL=/websvn \
    -e WEBSVN_AUTH=2 \
    -e SVN_SERVER_REPOS_STYLE_AUTH=2 \
    -v `pwd`/data:/config \
    docker.io/userid0x0/svn-docker

Environment variables

• SVN_SERVER_REPOSITORIES_URL location of the SVN repo on the web interface
  default: /svn
• SVN_SERVER_REPOS_STYLE_AUTH authentification used for Repos-Style history functionality
  default: 2
  • 0 no authentification used (public access)
  • 1 read access for all known users for all repositories
  • 2 read access to all known users repecting svnauthz
    disables history functionality (security leak)
• WEBSVN_URL location of the WebSVN web interface
  default: /websvn
  websvn will be disabled when the URL is empty
• WEBSVN_AUTH authentification used for WebSVN
  default: 2
  • 0 no authentification used (public access)
  • 1 read access for all known users for all repositories
  • 2 read access to all known users repecting svnauthz (e.g. controlled via iF.SVNAdmin)
• PUID UserID
  default: 911
• PGID GroupID
  default: 911

Volume /config

• <data>/repositories - will be keep all repositories in subfolder in data
• <data>/subversion - configurations for subversion (passwd && subversion-access-control)
• <data>/svnadmin - svnadmin related
• <data>/websvn - websvn related

Building

$ docker build --tag localhost/svn-docker .

URLs

• http://localhost:8080/svnadmin - configuration
• http://localhost:8080/svn - with repositories
• http://localhost:8080/websvn - websvn access

First start

Create a local data folder for persistent storage and start svn-docker e.g.

$ cd <mydir>
$ mkdir data
$ docker run --name svn-server -p 8080:80 -v `pwd`/data:/config docker.io/userid0x0/svn-docker

With the first start /config will be inited automatically - folders/files/password - for easy start.

Defaults:

• read-only permissions for all known users
• login: admin / password: admin Don't forget change this

Login to

• http://localhost:8080/svnadmin (login: admin / password: admin Don't forget change this )

Create a first repository

• Login to http://localhost:8080/svnadmin
• Use Repositories -> Add to create a first repository <reponame>
• Use Users -> Add to create a first user <user>
• Use Access-Paths and assign read-write privileges for user to repository <reponame>
  The screenshot assigns user alex read-write privileges to repository test.
  

Checkout on host machine

Finally try to checkout a repository on your host machine:

$ cd <checkout>
# easy
$ svn checkout http://localhost:8080/svn/<reponame>
# with explicit username
$ svn checkout --username <user> http://localhost:8080/svn/<reponame>

Commit

$ cd <checkout>/<reponame>
$ touch test.txt
$ svn add test.txt
$ svn commit -m "initial commit"

Web frontends

Check the functionality by opening

• http://localhost:8080/svn
• optional: http://localhost:8080/websvn

within your favorite webbrowser.

Configuration

It's recommended to use svnadmin to create user accounts/repositories.

For further information on how to configure Subversion, please refer to the official web page.