SVN access manager

To use SVN Access Manager you need at least:

a working subversion installation
a MySQL Database, version 4 or higher, a PostgreSQL 8 or higher database or an Oracle 10g or higher database
an Apache web server, version 2.0 or higher with DAV, mod_authz and SVN support
PHP version 5.2 or higher with working oci8 support if using Oracle database

To use SVN Access Manager you need at least:
a working subversion installation
a MySQL Database, version 4 or higher, a PostgreSQL 8 or higher database or an Oracle 10g or higher database
an Apache web server, version 2.0 or higher with DAV, mod_authz and SVN support
PHP version 5.2 or higher with working oci8 support if using Oracle database

Go to a directory where the software can be accessed by your Apache web server. Unpack the archive. For our example do the following:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/svn-access-mana/files/
# mkdir /etc/svn
# mkdir /etc/svn-access-manager
# mkdir /usr/share/svn-access-manager
# chown apache:apache /etc/svn /etc/svn-access-manager
# cd /usr/share/svn-access-manager
# tar -xvfz svnaccessmanager-0.5.0.0.tar.gz

2.2.3 Setup a MySQL database and a database user

You need a database for SVN Access Manager and an user with full access to this database. To create the database do the following as root user of your MySQL database:

CREATE DATABASE svnadmin;
To create a user having access to this database do the following as root user of your MySQL database:

CREATE USER 'svnadmin'@ 'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '*******';

GRANT USAGE ON * . * TO 'svnadmin'@ 'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY '*******'
WITH MAX_QUERIES_PER_HOUR 0 MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_HOUR 0
MAX_UPDATES_PER_HOUR 0 MAX_USER_CONNECTIONS 0 ;

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON `svnadmin` . * TO 'svnadmin'@ 'localhost';
After finishing the database work continue with installing SVN Access Manager.

If you get an error "No database selected" during installation check if the database user has sufficient rights to access and to work with the database!