On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 4:59 PM, Eduardo Gonçalves
<infolinuxster_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi guys!
>
> My name is Eduardo.
>
> I am a student of bachelor's degree course in computer science.
>
> I am doing my completion of course work and am having problems with SVN.
>
> I need to run the SVN through a PHP script.
>
> I am working on a Windows XP operating system and the IIS web server.
>
> The problem occurs when running the excerpt from source illustrated below:
>
> "
> echo "".exec("svn commit file:///D:/tcc/repository/project/")."";
> echo "".exec("svn update file:///D:/tcc/repository/project/")."";
> "
> There is absolutely nothing in return. I do not know where I am committing
> errors. Did you know tell me?
>
> Other information: running these commands in the command line, I get message
> that the version of SVN installed on my computer is outdated to run such
> commands and it is requested that I update the version of SVN, but the
> version I have now is the most updated.
>
> I count on the help of you ...
>
> Sincerely ...
>
> Eduardo.
>
First, you will be more likely to get responses if you use an
applicable Subject line.
Second, 'svn commit' and 'svn update' both apply to working copies,
e.g. a local working directory created when you run 'svn checkout'.
Your example makes it look like you're trying to apply them to a
repository. Once checked out, the working copy knows the URL from
which it was checked out: you don't specify it on the command line.
You should run all your commands from the command line and verify that
they really do what you want.
- Kevin
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Received on 2008-05-24 19:42:55 CEST