Plesk Panel is a popular tool for web hosting management and supports many languages, applications, and services. SVN (Subversion) is a popular version control system that can be managed in Plesk. You can follow the steps below to manage SVN in Plesk:
1. Installing the SVN Extension:
- First, log in to Plesk.
- Go to the “Extensions” tab from the left menu.
- Click on the “Extension Catalog” option.
- Search for “SVN” in the search box, find the relevant extension, and install it.
2. Creating an SVN Repository
- In the Plesk main panel, select the relevant website.
- Click on the “SVN” tab.
- Click on the “Create Repository” option.
- Fill in the repository name, path, and other information, and create it.
3. User Management
- Add users who you want to have access rights to your repositor
- Select the repository you created.
- Go to the “Users” tab.
- Choose the option to add a new user and fill in the user information.
4. Repository Settings
To edit the settings of the repository:
- Select the relevant repository.
- Click on the “Settings” tab.
- Here, you can edit the repository path, name, and other settings.
5. Using the Repository
After creating your repository, you can check out this repository using an SVN client (e.g., TortoiseSVN), commit your code to this repository, or fetch code from your repository.
6. Backing Up and Restoring the Repository
Regularly back up your SVN repositories using Plesk’s backup options. In case of a problem, you can use these backups to restore your repositories.
Not: SVN management via Plesk Panel only covers basic functions. For more detailed SVN operations, you may need to use the command line or specialized SVN management tools.
In conclusion, managing SVN with Plesk Panel allows you to effectively and easily handle version control of your web projects. SVN is particularly valuable for projects worked on by multiple developers, as it helps organize and keep code changes under control.