Quoting Gonzalo Bourdieu <gonzalobourdieu@gmail.com>:
> Everything works fine, except the post-commit hook that is written in C#
> with .net 2.0,
> this post-commit, basically creates a process (svn update) and after that
> writes a new line
> in something that intends to be a log.
>
> When i run post-commit.exe from command line, everything works fine, but
> when it is
> triggered by SVN, it writes the log, but doesn't make the svn update.
> All paths are correct, and i've tried every solution found in the archive
> without success
>
> The output generated by svn update is empty (i realize this when i write it
> on the log)
> So i really don't know what it is.
> I've tried to move the WC to the Repository server, thinking that some type
> of permissions
> where broking everything, but the Local WC wasn't update neither.
>
> The only thing that i can imagine is that apache doesn't have permissions to
> create a process, but i dont understand why there is no error.
maybe you can post your post.commit.bat file [or its essentials] which
presumably starts the c# hook exe file?
so your 'svn update' command works in the sense that is actuallty run, or ?
otherwise you might try the full path to svn.exe
./a
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Received on Fri Jun 9 11:31:23 2006