Re: tortoisesvn break lock doesn't obey repo-browser

Eric Himmelreich wrote:
> I'm a Subversion admin and I don't want that the users break or steal
> the locks. So I use the pre-lock hook on the repository which is working
> well if the users try to get lock with a right-click on a file. But they
> still can break lock with the repo browser. My pre-lock hook is not
> called in this case. Do you know what can I do to avoid users breaking lock?
>
>
>
> This question has been asked before, but I didn’t see a solution
> listed. Is there any way I can troubleshoot this? I’d Like get the
> output from tortoisesvn when it tries to run the pre-lock script, to see
> where the problem is. Furthermore, what is the command that “break
> lock” is actually sending to subversion (is it the –force argument?).

You should report this on the Subversion mailing list: TSVN is only a
Subversion client and can't call your hook scripts directly: they're
called by the server process alone.

Stefan

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