Hello Daniel,
I found the same trouble in a perl script. Windows has some strange or
stupid (I don't know exactly hall to call it) variables that svn removes
from the path when the script executes. After I map the following variables,
my perl script (SVN Notify) run correctly under windows. The variables was:
- PATH (obvious)
- OS=Windows_NT (perl goes crazy if this variable is not here).
- SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS (I don't know why, but Net::SMTP don't send the mail
if this var isn't there).
Hope this helps.
[]'s
Eric Lemes
On 5/9/06, Nathan Kidd <nathan-svn@spicycrypto.ca> wrote:
>
> Daniell, Casey B wrote:
> > 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?
>
> If files with the right names exist they will run automatically.
>
> My only other thought is your server process (svnserve.exe or
> apache.exe) doesn't have enough rights access and/or create files, etc.
>
> Try making the service run as a different user with more permissions.
>
> -Nathan
>
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Received on Wed May 10 00:31:53 2006