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Re: Post-commit hook invocation fails.

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2005_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: 2005-08-10 14:20:23 CEST

On 09.08.2005, at 22:33, Michael Gozzo wrote:

> I have a simple post-commit script that simply echo's the passed
> revision parameter to a file in /tmp.
> When following the procedure for hook debugging in the FAQ (su to
> the subversion user and env -), the script executes correctly.
> However, upon commits the script does not run at all.
>
> The permissions on /tmp are 777 and echo is being invoked using an
> absolute call to /bin/echo. We are running svnserve on subversion
> 1.2. The subversion user has execute permission on the post-commit
> script.
>
> Should the server be restarted after the post-commit script is
> created? Is there an additional configuration setting that I've
> overlooked?

Have you tried redirecting stderr from your script to a log file?

Can you show us your exact script?

Also, it would be better if you sent plain-text messages, or offered
a plain-text alternative to your HTML, or at least didn't send HTML
which specified a font size smaller than the default -- makes it hard
to read. :-)

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