Re: post-commit hook failed

Am 19.09.2011 17:01, schrieb Mark Lane:
>
> Yes - tried looking on the server. We can't see anything other than
> TortoiseSVN on there. We installed both server and client with the
> same msi and have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the updated
> version. Can you clarify at all what the difference between TSVN and
> SVN that Jean-Marc mentions ?
>
> I'm considering a complete uninstall from both clients and server,
> then starting again with the latest msi. Should that work? Or are we
> missing something for the server side?

I'm sorry, how would you see TortoiseSVN on the server? What does that
mean? It's a GUI client, not a server, and there's only one msi
installer (not counting older versions or 32/64-bit etc.).

A post-commit hook is a script that lives in your repository, usually in
the "hooks" subdirectory. It's completely independent from TortoiseSVN.
Those hooks are disabled by default, because their name ends in .tmpl
(as in "template"). Someone must have activated the post-commit.tmpl.

Please note, that this isn't a TortoiseSVN issue. The script is probably
broken.

Felix

P.S. Please quote some context when replying!

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Received on 2011-09-19 17:18:50 CEST