On Mar 1, 2006, at 14:46, Sascha Kratky wrote:
> I am running svnserve 1.2.3 under Mac OS X 10.3.9. svnserve is
> started via xinetd and seems to work OK.
> However, I cannot get svnserve to execute hook scripts. I've set up
> a test post-commit hook script that simply outputs its arguments to
> the console:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> echo >/dev/console $0 $1 $2
>
> The script is saved in the hooks directory of the repository under
> the name "post-commit" and has the read and executable bit set for
> the svn user.
> When I commit a new version to the repository the script does not
> seem to be run, i.e., no output appears in the console.
> The script works as expected if I run it as "env - ./post-commit"
> from the command line.
Interesting idea with the console. Never occurred to me. It works for
me with Subversion 1.3.0 on Mac OS X 10.4.5 PPC with a repository
accessed via the file:// protocol. So that gives you several things
to try, to narrow down the problem: upgrade Subversion to 1.3.0 (a
good idea anyway); access your repo via file:// instead of svn://;
upgrade Mac OS X.
And before you get into all that, you didn't say if you're doing this
already or if you tried this, but try letting any user read and
execute the post-commit hook (chmod 755 post-commit).
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Received on Wed Mar 1 17:55:05 2006