On 10 February 2015 at 05:38, Mike Dewhirst <miked_at_dewhirst.com.au> wrote:
>
> I have done something bad to my server but don't know what. Can someone
> suggest a line of inquiry?
>
> About two weeks ago (ie., just beyond living memory) the hook script
> stopped being triggered on committing code to the repo. It normally
> starts the Buildbot and deploys the website.
>
> I can do it manually by calling it with the necessary 2 args like this ...
>
> ~$ /var/svn/repos/ssds/hooks/post-commit /var/svn/repos/ssds 427
>
> This has been working for years (ie., well beyond living memory).
>
> I have trunk and one branch in widely separated directories on my
> Windows 8.1 laptop. Committing either would normally trigger the hook
> script and now neither will start it.
>
> Everything else on the server seems to be fine.
This is a server question so it really belongs on the subversion users
mailing list.
Without seeing the hook script it is hard to guess. Have any of the
paths changed? Have the permissions changed such that the script no
longer has execute permission? Is the script now being executed by a
different user with different permissions due to some change on the
server?
Simon
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Received on 2015-02-10 10:09:08 CET