RE: Checkout hooks?

> On the other hand, for this sort of information,
> a script run over the Apache log would probably suffice.

You are joking right ?

Are you saying that in order to get this simple feature people must have
apache installed ?

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From: John Calcote [mailto:john.calcote@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, 25 March 2006 4:48 a.m.
To: Ike Naar
Cc: mailbox@adrianhoe.com; users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Checkout hooks?

Ike Naar wrote:
Adrian_Hoe wrote:
  
Sorry for being vague. I want to be alerted by emails when someone
checkout something. Going through a log on apache is not so
convenient and take quite some time to do so,

Like post commit hooks, I can set who to be alerted on which repository.

[...]
Does anyone find this useful when administering/monitoring svn?
    

Imagine an environment where people check out a working copy only once and
keep this working copy "forever", making local changes in the working copy,
updating it regularly, and committing changes occasionally.
In such an environment, monitoring checkouts would not be particularly
useful.
  
Depends on if he wants to know how many people are interested in his
project. I think getting notified of who checks out might be a useful
point-of-interest statistic. On the other hand, for this sort of
information, a script run over the Apache log would probably suffice.

John

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