svn update to remote web server

Hi all,

  I have the following configuration:

  https+svn server, using Active directory
authentication.

  Target Apache server (not confuse it with the Apache
server running on the SVN server) running on other
machine.

  Both machines running Debian 4.0 (etch).

  I want to configure the post-commit script to update
the target web server when doing a commit on the svn
server.

  I've read that I need to change the permissions of
the perl script of post-commit to have access to svn
and apache (some people do it using a group that has
permissions for both things).

  The repositories are created by people from a
security group called technology under AD (Active
Directory) and they inherit the permissions of the
user (including the post-commit script).

  The repos work fine if I created them with
permissions root.technology.

  What I have done is mounting through smbfs the
webserver share (Samba) with permissions for
root.technology.

  I still have to check with the developer if this
actually works but I wanted to ask first if there is
any more elegant way of updating after commits a
remote web server. Some people say using rsync, but
maybe other people do it differently.

  thoughts?

  Miguel

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Received on 2008-06-11 23:49:18 CEST