There is a repository that I don't have access to install a post-commit
hook on. But I still want to receive post-commit mails for that
repository.
I could svnsync-mirror that repository and use the usual suspects
(mailer.py et al), or I could write a script that runs from cron,
checks for new revisions, and generates post-commit mails as necessary.
The attached pair of scripts implement the latter approach.
They have been tested on Linux only and make a few assumptions specific
to the environment I wrote them in (e.g., they use getent(1) to expand
svn:author values to full names and hard-code /usr/sbin/sendmail). But
here they are, if someone finds them useful.
Daniel
[[[
Quick README:
- youngest.sh:
- runs periodically from cron, remembers the last revision it saw,
and calls remote-mailer.sh for every revisions between that and
HEAD
- to set up:
- create the 'recipients' file including a newline/comma-separated
list of recipients
- create the 'next-email' file containing the revision number of the
next mail to send (e.g., HEAD or 1+HEAD)
- run it from cron
- remote-mailer.sh
- generates a single email
- no set up required
- used by youngest.sh, or directly by you
- example usage:
[[[
revnum="40308"
url="http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn"
to="me_at_example.com"
./remote-mailer.sh $url $revnum $to
# sleep 5; ### uncomment if running in a loop
]]]
- remote-mailer.log
- log file of remote-mailer.sh
- contains one msgid line per message sent
]]]
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