There are no plans. What you're requesting can easily be solved by
just replacing your "svnserve" binary with a shell script which does
the pre/post stuff and then calls the real svnserve binary.
Cheers,
-g
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 02:31, <webpost_at_tigris.org> wrote:
> Are there any plans to implement pre/post command hooks? Or... is there any chance this could be added?
>
> What I mean by "command" hook is a script that's called before ANY command is executed regardless if it changes the repository or not. So... even a "checkout", "status" or "log" command would trigger this hook script.
>
> NOTE: Access to all my repositories is via svn+ssh://, so even though some of the following may be possible vi apache, that's not an option for me.
>
> The primary reasons I'd like to see this are:
>
> 1. It would provide a way to temporarily disable a repository so off-line maintenance can be done. I could rename the existing repository and create a temporary dummy repository of the same name that includes a "pre-command" hook script which disallows all access along with a message "System maintenance, try again in an hour".
>
> 2. It would provide a way to do connection level logging. I often need to know how busy a repository is or the last time it was accessed (not changed... but accessed). With a pre-command (or possibly post-command) hook script, I believe I could create a log with at least the date,client ip, user and repository... hopefully also the command, command args and result of the command.
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> I think the only difference between the pre-command and post-command would be the post-command includes the result of the command (successful or not) and any specific error message, if that's possible.
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> If there's another way to accomplish either of the 2 goals above, given the restriction that it must work for svnserve (via svn+ssh://), I'd be happy to consider that as well.
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