Deploying

Set Up Instructions

The following instructions are assuming you will have the SVN Manager at C:\Utilities\SvnManager but actually you can have it wherever you would like. The port is also configurable, but assuming the default of 9664. The appid in step 4 below can also be your own value.

1. Ensure .NET Framework 4.7 is installed on the server
2. Create directory at C:\Utilities\SvnManager and paste copied files here
3. In command prompt, run the following:

cd \Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319 [Press Enter]
installutil C:\Utilities\SvnManager\SvnManager.exe [Press Enter]

4. Set up SSL on port 9664

• In command prompt, run:

netsh http add sslcert ipport=0.0.0.0:9664 certhash=THUMBPRINT_WITHOUT_SPACES appid={4224ef3d-e052-40c0-a755-d3bafc881ed9}

• Additional Details: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/WorkingWithSSLAtDevelopmentTimeIsEasierWithIISExpress.aspx

5. Create folder at C:\Repositories
6. Download SVN from: https://win-svn.dev/download-svn.html
7. Update SvnManager.config with appropriate settings
8. Start the SVN Manager Service:

net start svnmanagerservice

Repositories can now be created at: https://mgr.win-svn.dev:9664/ (default URL) and users can be created at: https://mgr.win-svn.dev:9664/user/add (default URL)

You will notice it will list existing users and repositories

Currently implemented API Endpoints:

• GET - https://mgr.win-svn.dev:9664/api/repositories (list current repositories)
• POST - https://mgr.win-svn.dev:9664/api/repositories/{name} (create repository called name)
• PATCH - https://mgr.win-svn.dev:9664/api/user/{name} PARTIAL (change password for user name, password in request body)

Security Note

There is currently no authentication mechanism built-in. It is strongly recommended that the SVN Manager access be limited in your firewall to approved IP addresses.