Puppet SVN+SSH server

Sets up an access-controlled SVN server using svnstsw. This means that users that log on to the server with SSH don't need to have full write access to the SVN repository, instead access is mediated through the svnstsw wrapper.

Testing

A test script & vagrant file is provided that will check SVN access, to run:

./test.sh

The module has been tested using Centos 6.4

Prerequisites

Svnstsw is built from source, which requires the following packages:

• subversion
• gcc
• autoconf
• automake
• libtool
• apr-devel

Additionally the following Puppet modules are used:

• puppetlabs-vcsrepo
• puppetlabs-concat

Usage

Install svnstsw:

node default {

    include svnserve::svnstsw

    ...
}

Add a subversion repository at '/svn/myrepo':

svnserve::repo { '/svn/myrepo': }

Add a post-commit hook

svnserve::repo::hook { 'myrepo post commit',
    repo    => '/svn/myrepo',
    hook    => 'post-commit',
    content => 'echo $0',
}

Classes

• svnserve: Install Subversion & set repository owner
• svnserve::repo: Create a repository to serve
• svnserve::repo::hook: Add a hook to the repository
• svnserve::svnstsw: Install wrapper for svn+ssh:// protocol

See manifests for full argument lists