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Re: Problem with scripted SVN output

From: Hunkel, Manfred <M.Hunkel_at_t-systems.com>
Date: 2005-05-04 10:34:21 CEST

| > > But, on Slackware Slackware 9.1.0 and 8.1.0, my remote testing
| > > environments, when I execute this php file in the browser I get NO
| > > output back from svn.
| > > When I run this file on this remote server in the console, I DO get back
| > > the proper output. So it doesn't seem to be a PHP configuration problem.
| > >

It stilll might be. Did you compare the respective environments (Fedora vs. Slackware, httpd vs. shell)? I've seen this before. Things working OK in a shell environment doesn't prove they'll also work OK in httpd or vice versa.

I'd suggest comparing the output of <?php phpinfo(); ?> on both installations, or
try something like

<? exec('/usr/local/bin/svn log --limit 1 /path/to/directory 2>&1', $output);
     print_r($output); ?>

The latter redirects stderr to stdout for this command, so if anything gets written to stderr, it should get captured into $output as well.

Cheers,
-Manfred

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