Ryan,
thank you for your help.
I didn't think of the possibility that there could be error-messages not
shown to me.
After the change, adviced by you, I got a message telling me that SVN
was not able to get access to the directory '/root/.subversion'. This
surprises me as I added a parameter --username that holds the userid of
Apache and I expected that I needed the configuration-data in a
subdirectory for that userid.
I was now able to solve the problem by adding a paramater --config-dir,
so I can go on now. But as I said, I do not understand why I need it.
Again, thank you very much. It is good that some people are willing to
react on a forum like this and help others out.
Gerard Verhoeven
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Dec 21, 2006, at 09:29, Gerard Verhoeven wrote:
>
>> I'm desperate, I have a script in PHP that uses an 'exec-function' to
>> do an export of the HEAD of a repository.
>> This script worked fine when it was used on the Subversion and PHP
>> versions distributed with the 9.1 release
>> of SuSE Linux. But after upgrading to the versions distributed with
>> 10.1, I always get a returncode of 1.
>> I've copied the command, as it is generated and used from the script,
>> to a command-line and then it works
>> fine, the export is being performed.
>> I've tried a number of different commands instead of the 'svn export'
>> (like svnlook and svnadmin) by updating
>> my script, and they all work fine.
>> But for example an 'svn help' doesn't work. Always when I use the
>> svn-command I get an rc of 1.
>>
>> The command I use is:
>> svn export --force --non-interactive --username user --password pw
>> file:///wrk/repos/images /srv/www/images
>
> I imagine something useful is being printed to stderr. Discover what
> it is by redirecting stderr to stdout ("2>&1") and echoing the output:
>
>
> <?php
> exec(
> 'svn export'
> . ' --force'
> . ' --non-interactive'
> . ' --username ' . escapeshellarg('user')
> . ' --password ' . escapeshellarg('pw')
> . ' file:///wrk/repos/images'
> . ' /srv/www/images'
> . ' 2>&1',
> $output,
> $return_var
> );
> if (0 != $return_var) {
> echo implode("\n", $output) . "\n";
> }
> ?>
>
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Received on Sat Dec 23 16:47:28 2006