Re: hook scripts line endings

On 16 November 2011 09:30, ujr <ujr_at_gmx.net> wrote:
> Hi,
> I usually let TSVN create a new repository on a Linux samba share, which will be accessed later by svn:// protocol.
> The hooks-subdir, unfortunately, contains *.tmpl files which have DOS line endings (\r\n). This gives error code 255, as soon as such a script is renamed (removed .tmpl) and made executable (chmod).
> Although it may seem normal that the Windows shell extensions creates DOS files, it should be emphasized that the *.tmpl files are /bin/sh scripts to be executed on Linux. So they need to have Linux line endings.
>
> I want to suggest two things:
> 1) New version of TSVN created hook script templates with Linux line endings.
> 2) If an error message of 255 is received, TSVN could write a hint about checking line endings. This would be a real time saver :-)
> Thanks

The repository is created by the subversion library, not TSVN. As it
is the Windows build of Subversion then it uses DOS line endings.

Simon

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