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can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Hi all,
I have seen very few but similar problems reported here and elsewhere
but I still have not been able to solve the problem...hence this post.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
PROBLEM:
I can't get my post-commit.bat to execute. It works fine when I
run it directly from the MS-DOS prompt, but it doesn't run at
commits.
I have read a few things about permissions. Apache is running as
SYSTEM, and I have checked permissions and SYSTEM has all permissions
on for the repository as well as the hook script.
Currently, I have a post-commit.bat in the hooks directory that just
has one line as I stated below to create and write a message to a file
but nothing happens so I'm assuming it isn't executing.
ENVIRONMENT:
Windows XP Professional SP2
Subversion 1.3.0
Apache 2.0.55
REPOSITORY INFO
location C:\svnrepo\test
i.e. C:\svnrepo\test\hooks
POST-COMMIT
file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
content: (just one line)
echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
Thanks,
Teddy
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solved (Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32)
Posted by Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama <tn...@ari.ncl.omron.co.jp>.
Oy, sorry for wasting bandwidth. I found out what happened.
I was under the impression that the hooks directory would
be the "current directory". It turns out that the Apache
directory was "current" so all my output was getting created
and written into that directory and not the hooks directory.
So, it seems that the post-commit.bat IS getting executed
afterall. Now for the next step to send myself e-mail.
Teddy
P.S. wouldn't you know it! I spend several days trying to
figure why it doesn't work. Finally send for help and then
get the problem figured out a few minutes after I dial 911!
Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have seen very few but similar problems reported here and elsewhere
> but I still have not been able to solve the problem...hence this post.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> PROBLEM:
> I can't get my post-commit.bat to execute. It works fine when I
> run it directly from the MS-DOS prompt, but it doesn't run at
> commits.
>
> I have read a few things about permissions. Apache is running as
> SYSTEM, and I have checked permissions and SYSTEM has all permissions
> on for the repository as well as the hook script.
>
> Currently, I have a post-commit.bat in the hooks directory that just
> has one line as I stated below to create and write a message to a file
> but nothing happens so I'm assuming it isn't executing.
>
> ENVIRONMENT:
> Windows XP Professional SP2
> Subversion 1.3.0
> Apache 2.0.55
>
> REPOSITORY INFO
> location C:\svnrepo\test
> i.e. C:\svnrepo\test\hooks
>
> POST-COMMIT
> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>
> content: (just one line)
>
> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>
> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>
> Thanks,
> Teddy
>
>
>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by Maddes <ma...@arcor.de>.
I re-checked, the tab is really called "Security" in an english Windows.
It's also in Windows XP Pro, but not in the Home version (with a trick
it can be enabled in Home too).
Maybe you have to enable it in Pro with a setting I currently can't
remember.
Please search the web for this.
Have you checked that the service was installed correctly?
Best is to have a batch file for this, helps to avoid typos and you can
use it for your next re-installation of Windows.
I also found the two batch files I used for testing with SVN as a
service. They are attached, just remove the underscores from their
extension. Just have a look.
I prefer to run SVN as a daemon and only when I need it, because on my
Windows machine I'm the only person using it.
I could also use file: URLs but I want to have my typical svn username
in the repository's history.
Maddes
On 14.09.2007 02:55, AlarmChang wrote:
> I think "Security" label is in the windows server 2003 (or server serial)
> In Windows XP Pro cannot find "Security" label in folder properties.(mouse
> right click => Select properties)
> Or I missing operation ?
> ^__^
>
>
> maddes_svnlists wrote:
>> No, don't create a share for the folder (that's Windows network stuff).
>> Please remove them again.
>>
>> In the folder's properties go to the tab called "Security".
>> There you can set the folder permissions. Remember to note down its
>> current permissions (tip: screenshots).
>> Test with giving full permissions to System, Everyone or directly the
>> user who runs the service.
>>
>> Also make sure that the service was correctly registered (have a look at
>> the highly recommended SVN book at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ )
>>
>> Maddes
>>
>> On 12.09.2007 16:54, AlarmChang wrote:
>>> COOL, Using command line C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d
>>> -r
>>> C:\repos
>>> to execute SVN services, that just work.
>>> But when I switch back to services, it just won't work.
>>>
>>> About th permission on folder "C:\repos"
>>> is that want me to share this folder("C:\repos") and set permission
>>> everyone
>>> able to change or
>>> just remove read only attribute?
>>> I did them both, but not work~~~.
>>> I feel getting closer ^___^
>>
>
Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by Matthias Buecher / Germany <ma...@arcor.de>.
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I re-checked, the tab is really called "Security" in an english Windows.
It's also in Windows XP Pro, but not in the Home version (with a trick
it can be enabled in Home too).
Maybe you have to enable it in Pro with a setting I currently can't
remember.
Please search the web for this.
Have you checked that the service was installed correctly?
Best is to have a batch file for this, helps to avoid typos and you can
use it for your next re-installation of Windows.
I also found the two batch files I used for testing with SVN as a
service. They are attached, just remove the underscores from their
extension. Just have a look.
I prefer to run SVN as a daemon and only when I need it, because on my
Windows machine I'm the only person using it.
I could also use file: URLs but I want to have my typical svn username
in the repository's history.
Maddes
On 14.09.2007 02:55, AlarmChang wrote:
> I think "Security" label is in the windows server 2003 (or server serial)
> In Windows XP Pro cannot find "Security" label in folder properties.(mouse
> right click => Select properties)
> Or I missing operation ?
> ^__^
>
>
> maddes_svnlists wrote:
>> No, don't create a share for the folder (that's Windows network stuff).
>> Please remove them again.
>>
>> In the folder's properties go to the tab called "Security".
>> There you can set the folder permissions. Remember to note down its
>> current permissions (tip: screenshots).
>> Test with giving full permissions to System, Everyone or directly the
>> user who runs the service.
>>
>> Also make sure that the service was correctly registered (have a look at
>> the highly recommended SVN book at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ )
>>
>> Maddes
>>
>> On 12.09.2007 16:54, AlarmChang wrote:
>>> COOL, Using command line C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d
>>> -r
>>> C:\repos
>>> to execute SVN services, that just work.
>>> But when I switch back to services, it just won't work.
>>>
>>> About th permission on folder "C:\repos"
>>> is that want me to share this folder("C:\repos") and set permission
>>> everyone
>>> able to change or
>>> just remove read only attribute?
>>> I did them both, but not work~~~.
>>> I feel getting closer ^___^
>>
>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by AlarmChang <al...@yahoo.com.tw>.
I think "Security" label is in the windows server 2003 (or server serial)
In Windows XP Pro cannot find "Security" label in folder properties.(mouse
right click => Select properties)
Or I missing operation ?
^__^
maddes_svnlists wrote:
>
> No, don't create a share for the folder (that's Windows network stuff).
> Please remove them again.
>
> In the folder's properties go to the tab called "Security".
> There you can set the folder permissions. Remember to note down its
> current permissions (tip: screenshots).
> Test with giving full permissions to System, Everyone or directly the
> user who runs the service.
>
> Also make sure that the service was correctly registered (have a look at
> the highly recommended SVN book at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ )
>
> Maddes
>
> On 12.09.2007 16:54, AlarmChang wrote:
>> COOL, Using command line C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d
>> -r
>> C:\repos
>> to execute SVN services, that just work.
>> But when I switch back to services, it just won't work.
>>
>> About th permission on folder "C:\repos"
>> is that want me to share this folder("C:\repos") and set permission
>> everyone
>> able to change or
>> just remove read only attribute?
>> I did them both, but not work~~~.
>> I feel getting closer ^___^
>
>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by Maddes <ma...@arcor.de>.
No, don't create a share for the folder (that's Windows network stuff).
Please remove them again.
In the folder's properties go to the tab called "Security".
There you can set the folder permissions. Remember to note down its
current permissions (tip: screenshots).
Test with giving full permissions to System, Everyone or directly the
user who runs the service.
Also make sure that the service was correctly registered (have a look at
the highly recommended SVN book at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ )
Maddes
On 12.09.2007 16:54, AlarmChang wrote:
> COOL, Using command line C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d -r
> C:\repos
> to execute SVN services, that just work.
> But when I switch back to services, it just won't work.
>
> About th permission on folder "C:\repos"
> is that want me to share this folder("C:\repos") and set permission everyone
> able to change or
> just remove read only attribute?
> I did them both, but not work~~~.
> I feel getting closer ^___^
>
>
> maddes_svnlists wrote:
>> Log in as administrator, if service is running then stop it, start SVN
>> as following via command line:
>> C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d -r C:\repos
>> Then test again.
>>
>> If this works, then check out the permission on C:\repos and note them
>> down.
>> Now give full/all permission for "Everyone" on C:\repos, use "Advanced"
>> to replace the permissions also in its childrens (=subfolders).
>> Restart the service (don't forget to close the above started daemon
>> first).
>> Then test again.
>>
>> BT service? Don't known this.
>>
>> Regards
>> Maddes
>>
>> On 11.09.2007 18:25, AlarmChang wrote:
>>> Which SVN version are you using?
>>> SVN is 1.4.5
>>> How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
>>> I am using svn:// with TortoiseSVN 1.4.4, Build 9706
>>> svn://192.168.1.200/Summary/
>>> What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
>>> "C:\repos\Summary"?
>>> My current repository is C:\repos\Summary
>>> is any possible I am not using Administrator to start that services.
>>> I am using Windows services to launch SVN
>>> C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe --service -r C:\repos
>>> and my server also running BT service.
>>> My O.S. is Windows XP SP2 Pro
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> maddes_svnlists wrote:
>>>> Hello AC,
>>>>
>>>> Try the the following line as your
>>>> "C:\repos\Summary\hooks\post-commit.bat":
>>>> echo committed >C:\repos\Summary\log.txt
>>>>
>>>> If the file is created then the post-commit is working.
>>>> When doing several tests please take note of the creation timestamp.
>>>>
>>>> This works for me under Win XP SP2 via file and svn access.
>>>>
>>>> Which SVN version are you using?
>>>> How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
>>>> What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
>>>> "C:\repos\Summary"?
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>> Maddes
>>>>
>>>> On 09.09.2007 16:22, AlarmChang wrote:
>>>>> Dear all:
>>>>>
>>>>> I just have same problem.
>>>>> my project repors is
>>>>> C:\repos\Summary
>>>>> I put post-commit.bat into C:\repos\Summary\hooks
>>>>> After I commit, svn just never execute post-commit.bat~~~
>>>>> How to solve this problem, ~~ help I have spend many days on it
>>>>> Orz...
>>>>> Any body help me~~~ >"<
>>>>>
>>>>> Have a good day.
>>>>> Alarmchang.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>>>> Ryan,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Sorry for the late response. Thanks, yes, I found that
>>>>>> I needed to specify the path. However, I found that
>>>>>> unlike what the document says for UNIX machines, it seems
>>>>>> that in Windows, the environments (such as PATH) are
>>>>>> still defined and usable. So, my problem was that the
>>>>>> script was executing in a different "current directory"
>>>>>> than what I had thought.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Teddy
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> POST-COMMIT
>>>>>>>> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> content: (just one line)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>>>>>>> Try specifying the complete path to test.txt. On Unix-like systems
>>>>>>> this
>>>>>>> is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
>>>>>>>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by AlarmChang <al...@yahoo.com.tw>.
COOL, Using command line C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d -r
C:\repos
to execute SVN services, that just work.
But when I switch back to services, it just won't work.
About th permission on folder "C:\repos"
is that want me to share this folder("C:\repos") and set permission everyone
able to change or
just remove read only attribute?
I did them both, but not work~~~.
I feel getting closer ^___^
maddes_svnlists wrote:
>
> Log in as administrator, if service is running then stop it, start SVN
> as following via command line:
> C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d -r C:\repos
> Then test again.
>
> If this works, then check out the permission on C:\repos and note them
> down.
> Now give full/all permission for "Everyone" on C:\repos, use "Advanced"
> to replace the permissions also in its childrens (=subfolders).
> Restart the service (don't forget to close the above started daemon
> first).
> Then test again.
>
> BT service? Don't known this.
>
> Regards
> Maddes
>
> On 11.09.2007 18:25, AlarmChang wrote:
>> Which SVN version are you using?
>> SVN is 1.4.5
>> How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
>> I am using svn:// with TortoiseSVN 1.4.4, Build 9706
>> svn://192.168.1.200/Summary/
>> What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
>> "C:\repos\Summary"?
>> My current repository is C:\repos\Summary
>> is any possible I am not using Administrator to start that services.
>> I am using Windows services to launch SVN
>> C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe --service -r C:\repos
>> and my server also running BT service.
>> My O.S. is Windows XP SP2 Pro
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> maddes_svnlists wrote:
>>> Hello AC,
>>>
>>> Try the the following line as your
>>> "C:\repos\Summary\hooks\post-commit.bat":
>>> echo committed >C:\repos\Summary\log.txt
>>>
>>> If the file is created then the post-commit is working.
>>> When doing several tests please take note of the creation timestamp.
>>>
>>> This works for me under Win XP SP2 via file and svn access.
>>>
>>> Which SVN version are you using?
>>> How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
>>> What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
>>> "C:\repos\Summary"?
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Maddes
>>>
>>> On 09.09.2007 16:22, AlarmChang wrote:
>>>> Dear all:
>>>>
>>>> I just have same problem.
>>>> my project repors is
>>>> C:\repos\Summary
>>>> I put post-commit.bat into C:\repos\Summary\hooks
>>>> After I commit, svn just never execute post-commit.bat~~~
>>>> How to solve this problem, ~~ help I have spend many days on it
>>>> Orz...
>>>> Any body help me~~~ >"<
>>>>
>>>> Have a good day.
>>>> Alarmchang.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>>> Ryan,
>>>>>
>>>>> Sorry for the late response. Thanks, yes, I found that
>>>>> I needed to specify the path. However, I found that
>>>>> unlike what the document says for UNIX machines, it seems
>>>>> that in Windows, the environments (such as PATH) are
>>>>> still defined and usable. So, my problem was that the
>>>>> script was executing in a different "current directory"
>>>>> than what I had thought.
>>>>>
>>>>> Teddy
>>>>>
>>>>> Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> POST-COMMIT
>>>>>>> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> content: (just one line)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>>>>>> Try specifying the complete path to test.txt. On Unix-like systems
>>>>>> this
>>>>>> is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
>>>>>>
>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by Maddes <ma...@arcor.de>.
Log in as administrator, if service is running then stop it, start SVN
as following via command line:
C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe -d -r C:\repos
Then test again.
If this works, then check out the permission on C:\repos and note them down.
Now give full/all permission for "Everyone" on C:\repos, use "Advanced"
to replace the permissions also in its childrens (=subfolders).
Restart the service (don't forget to close the above started daemon first).
Then test again.
BT service? Don't known this.
Regards
Maddes
On 11.09.2007 18:25, AlarmChang wrote:
> Which SVN version are you using?
> SVN is 1.4.5
> How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
> I am using svn:// with TortoiseSVN 1.4.4, Build 9706
> svn://192.168.1.200/Summary/
> What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
> "C:\repos\Summary"?
> My current repository is C:\repos\Summary
> is any possible I am not using Administrator to start that services.
> I am using Windows services to launch SVN
> C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe --service -r C:\repos
> and my server also running BT service.
> My O.S. is Windows XP SP2 Pro
>
>
>
>
> maddes_svnlists wrote:
>> Hello AC,
>>
>> Try the the following line as your
>> "C:\repos\Summary\hooks\post-commit.bat":
>> echo committed >C:\repos\Summary\log.txt
>>
>> If the file is created then the post-commit is working.
>> When doing several tests please take note of the creation timestamp.
>>
>> This works for me under Win XP SP2 via file and svn access.
>>
>> Which SVN version are you using?
>> How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
>> What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
>> "C:\repos\Summary"?
>>
>> Regards
>> Maddes
>>
>> On 09.09.2007 16:22, AlarmChang wrote:
>>> Dear all:
>>>
>>> I just have same problem.
>>> my project repors is
>>> C:\repos\Summary
>>> I put post-commit.bat into C:\repos\Summary\hooks
>>> After I commit, svn just never execute post-commit.bat~~~
>>> How to solve this problem, ~~ help I have spend many days on it
>>> Orz...
>>> Any body help me~~~ >"<
>>>
>>> Have a good day.
>>> Alarmchang.
>>>
>>>
>>> Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>> Ryan,
>>>>
>>>> Sorry for the late response. Thanks, yes, I found that
>>>> I needed to specify the path. However, I found that
>>>> unlike what the document says for UNIX machines, it seems
>>>> that in Windows, the environments (such as PATH) are
>>>> still defined and usable. So, my problem was that the
>>>> script was executing in a different "current directory"
>>>> than what I had thought.
>>>>
>>>> Teddy
>>>>
>>>> Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> POST-COMMIT
>>>>>> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>>>>>>
>>>>>> content: (just one line)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>>>>>>
>>>>>> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>>>>> Try specifying the complete path to test.txt. On Unix-like systems
>>>>> this
>>>>> is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
>>>>>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by AlarmChang <al...@yahoo.com.tw>.
Which SVN version are you using?
SVN is 1.4.5
How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
I am using svn:// with TortoiseSVN 1.4.4, Build 9706
svn://192.168.1.200/Summary/
What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
"C:\repos\Summary"?
My current repository is C:\repos\Summary
is any possible I am not using Administrator to start that services.
I am using Windows services to launch SVN
C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe --service -r C:\repos
and my server also running BT service.
My O.S. is Windows XP SP2 Pro
maddes_svnlists wrote:
>
> Hello AC,
>
> Try the the following line as your
> "C:\repos\Summary\hooks\post-commit.bat":
> echo committed >C:\repos\Summary\log.txt
>
> If the file is created then the post-commit is working.
> When doing several tests please take note of the creation timestamp.
>
> This works for me under Win XP SP2 via file and svn access.
>
> Which SVN version are you using?
> How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
> What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
> "C:\repos\Summary"?
>
> Regards
> Maddes
>
> On 09.09.2007 16:22, AlarmChang wrote:
>> Dear all:
>>
>> I just have same problem.
>> my project repors is
>> C:\repos\Summary
>> I put post-commit.bat into C:\repos\Summary\hooks
>> After I commit, svn just never execute post-commit.bat~~~
>> How to solve this problem, ~~ help I have spend many days on it
>> Orz...
>> Any body help me~~~ >"<
>>
>> Have a good day.
>> Alarmchang.
>>
>>
>> Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>> Ryan,
>>>
>>> Sorry for the late response. Thanks, yes, I found that
>>> I needed to specify the path. However, I found that
>>> unlike what the document says for UNIX machines, it seems
>>> that in Windows, the environments (such as PATH) are
>>> still defined and usable. So, my problem was that the
>>> script was executing in a different "current directory"
>>> than what I had thought.
>>>
>>> Teddy
>>>
>>> Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> POST-COMMIT
>>>>> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>>>>>
>>>>> content: (just one line)
>>>>>
>>>>> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>>>>>
>>>>> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>>>>
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>>>> this
>>>> is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by Maddes <ma...@arcor.de>.
Hello AC,
Try the the following line as your "C:\repos\Summary\hooks\post-commit.bat":
echo committed >C:\repos\Summary\log.txt
If the file is created then the post-commit is working.
When doing several tests please take note of the creation timestamp.
This works for me under Win XP SP2 via file and svn access.
Which SVN version are you using?
How do you access the repository? file:///? svn://?
What is the correct path of your repository? "c:\svnrepo\test" or
"C:\repos\Summary"?
Regards
Maddes
On 09.09.2007 16:22, AlarmChang wrote:
> Dear all:
>
> I just have same problem.
> my project repors is
> C:\repos\Summary
> I put post-commit.bat into C:\repos\Summary\hooks
> After I commit, svn just never execute post-commit.bat~~~
> How to solve this problem, ~~ help I have spend many days on it Orz...
> Any body help me~~~ >"<
>
> Have a good day.
> Alarmchang.
>
>
> Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>> Ryan,
>>
>> Sorry for the late response. Thanks, yes, I found that
>> I needed to specify the path. However, I found that
>> unlike what the document says for UNIX machines, it seems
>> that in Windows, the environments (such as PATH) are
>> still defined and usable. So, my problem was that the
>> script was executing in a different "current directory"
>> than what I had thought.
>>
>> Teddy
>>
>> Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>>
>>> On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>>
>>>> POST-COMMIT
>>>> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>>>>
>>>> content: (just one line)
>>>>
>>>> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>>>>
>>>> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>>>
>>> Try specifying the complete path to test.txt. On Unix-like systems this
>>> is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by AlarmChang <al...@yahoo.com.tw>.
Dear all:
I just have same problem.
my project repors is
C:\repos\Summary
I put post-commit.bat into C:\repos\Summary\hooks
After I commit, svn just never execute post-commit.bat~~~
How to solve this problem, ~~ help I have spend many days on it Orz...
Any body help me~~~ >"<
Have a good day.
Alarmchang.
Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>
> Ryan,
>
> Sorry for the late response. Thanks, yes, I found that
> I needed to specify the path. However, I found that
> unlike what the document says for UNIX machines, it seems
> that in Windows, the environments (such as PATH) are
> still defined and usable. So, my problem was that the
> script was executing in a different "current directory"
> than what I had thought.
>
> Teddy
>
> Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>
>> On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>>
>>> POST-COMMIT
>>> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>>>
>>> content: (just one line)
>>>
>>> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>>>
>>> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>>
>>
>> Try specifying the complete path to test.txt. On Unix-like systems this
>> is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
>>
>>
>>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama <tn...@ari.ncl.omron.co.jp>.
Ryan,
Sorry for the late response. Thanks, yes, I found that
I needed to specify the path. However, I found that
unlike what the document says for UNIX machines, it seems
that in Windows, the environments (such as PATH) are
still defined and usable. So, my problem was that the
script was executing in a different "current directory"
than what I had thought.
Teddy
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
>
>> POST-COMMIT
>> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>>
>> content: (just one line)
>>
>> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>>
>> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
>
>
> Try specifying the complete path to test.txt. On Unix-like systems this
> is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
>
>
>
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Re: can't get post-commit.bat to execute in win32
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On Apr 17, 2006, at 07:53, Tetsuto Teddy Nishiyama wrote:
> POST-COMMIT
> file c:\svnrepo\test\hooks\post-commit.bat
>
> content: (just one line)
>
> echo running post-commit.bat >> test.txt
>
> should create a file and add "running post-commit.bat" to it.
Try specifying the complete path to test.txt. On Unix-like systems
this is required; I'm not sure about Windows.
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