RE: Re: Running Hook script on Windows

 I still am not seeing a file, c:\logfile.txt, created. Its like this
script isn't even being run.

I have it named post-commit.bat and, now, post-commit2.bat both located
in the repositories hooks directory.

Do I just need to place the files there and they will automatically get
called? Or do I need to tell SVN to find them somehow?

Casey

-----Original Message-----
From: Nathan Kidd [mailto:nathan-svn@spicycrypto.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 4:29 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Running Hook script on Windows

Daniell, Casey B wrote:
> Ok, I am having trouble getting my SVN hook script to run
> automatically under windows, it runs fine by hand (I have the path
> info included in it). When it run manually it creates a file in the C
> drive that I can see, so I know its operating, however, when it should

> run under windows I get nothing, help?
>
> Its located in the hooks directory of the repository where the checkin

> is occurring, and has been renamed to post-commit.bat as per the
> instructions, what am I missing to get this file called?

To find out what's going wrong:

1. rename post-commit.bat post-commit2.bat

2. create new post-commit.bat with one line like this:

   call %~dp0post-commit2.bat %* > c:\logfile.txt 2>&1

HTH,

-Nathan

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Received on Tue May 9 23:47:45 2006