nikhil gupta wrote:
> Hi There,
>
> We have added a post-commit hook to our repository which is hosted on
> Windows 2003. The hook is a .Net exe. This works fine for most of the
> times but when someone commits a large number of files (more than 100
> files) at one go, it fails to send mail.
>
> What happens is, it actually commits the files at the server but then
> shows a "time out" error at the client. The mail is not sent.
>
> This leaves the client in unstable position. One needs to revert the
> changes in the WC & then take an Update... Had posted the same question
> to the group before and got to know that mod_dav_svn waits for the
> process to shut down before sending the signal to client.
>
> I think that is the problem I have. Can there be any way to avoid this,
> I mean the signal to the client be sent before the post-commit completes?
>
> If yes, then how? I need to implement the same in .bat or .vbs.
>
> Any details in this regard will be helpful...
No help, but comiseration - I have had to disable post-commit email on a linux
server because failure on the email would make the commit appear to fail and
leave the client in a similar state. in my case I would check-out to a new
working directory and delete the old one as the workaround - the workaround I'm
using now with what appears to be a 1.4.4 bug with trying to stat a directory
the server has already rmdir'd
rick jones
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Received on Thu Aug 16 19:04:58 2007