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Install Subversion on CentOS with Cpanel

June 4th, 2008 · No Comments · Installation

To install Subversion (SVN) login to your server (shell) and execute:

yum install subversion

If perl-URI is not installed edit /etc/yum.conf and remove perl* then execute:

yum install perl-URI

Restore perl* on /etc/yum.conf.

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