On 8/31/07, Strip, David R <drstrip@sandia.gov> wrote:
> I have a repository on repository_host/svn
> If I connect to this repository via FILE://repository_host/svn,
> TortoiseSVN doesn't execute the hook scripts.
> If, on the other hand, I first map repository_host to some drive, say
> Z:, then if I connect to FILE://Z:/svn,
> the hook scripts are executed.
>
> There are various bits and pieces of Windows that don't behave well with
> UNC paths, perhaps this is related?
Are you aware that when hooks execute when using file:/// that the
hooks execute on your local computer, under your credentials? This
could present some issues with your scripts.
If you're in a shared environment (multiple people using the
repository), you should be aware that using file:/// is strongly
discouraged and can lead to repository corruption or destruction.
File:/// is meant for single-user, non-networked usage & testing. If
you need to share a repository on a network, run a real (svnserve or
Apache) server.
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Received on Fri Aug 31 21:10:33 2007