Overview

Back in 2009 I wrote cPanelSVNManager as a simple and easy way to install subversion into a cPanel server and to enable the subversion modules for Apache so that I could host SVN repositories on cPanel. Recently I set to work to update this script, fix all of the bugs and have brought it up to date and ready to roll for the 1.7 branch of SVN as well as maintaining the capabilities of installing the 1.6 branch.

The script enables easy installation and maintenance of SVN and takes the pain out of having to maintain the installation across runs of EasyApache (cPanel's Apache recompile script).

While I have plans to one day make this into a bigger beast with a nice front end, at this stage I provide the script as is.

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Additional Information

• cPanelSVNManager Downloads
• cPanelSVNManager Outstanding Tickets
• cPanelSVNManager System Requirements

Features

• Install Subversion on cPanel RHEL and CentOS servers
• Automagically recompile Subversion after an Apache recompile (optional)
• Automagically upgrade Subversion once a new release is available (optional)

Download

The latest version is attached below or to ensure you get the latest version check out from SVN at http://svn.technicalnotebook.com/cpanelsvnmanager/tags/latest. For archived versions please see the cPanelSVNManager Downloads Page

Need Support?

Head on over to https://technicalnotebook.com/jira/browse/CPSVNMGR you will need to register for an account after which you will be able to log bugs and feature requests directly into the development tracking system.

Have an idea? - Request a Feature

Head on over to https://technicalnotebook.com/jira/browse/CPSVNMGR you will need to register for an account after which you will be able to log bugs and feature requests directly into the development tracking system.

Source Code

To view the latest source see --> cPanelSVNManager Source Code in Fisheye