#Smartsvn commit history manual#
I have looked through the SVN manual and over the internet for a fix without much success. The only thing that I can think of is the actual SVN user doesn't have permission which are the users created in the conf file. The permissions to the file is set to 755. I am using absolute paths throughout the script. I did some research and found out that it could be permission issues or that I'm not using absolute paths.
The changes are made through the repository and if I run the script manually I can see that the updates were actually made. Now for some reason it is not being called whenever I commit from my SmartSVN. It runs perfectly normally when I run it manually from the command line and updates the necessary files. Rm -rf /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/images/*Ĭp -r /home/modionzc/tempworkspace/artistcondevspace/artistcondevrep/trunk/application/* /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/application/Ĭp -r /home/modionzc/tempworkspace/artistcondevspace/artistcondevrep/trunk/css/* /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/css/Ĭp -r /home/modionzc/tempworkspace/artistcondevspace/artistcondevrep/trunk/js/* /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/js/Ĭp -r /home/modionzc/tempworkspace/artistcondevspace/artistcondevrep/trunk/images/* /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/images/Ĭp /home/modionzc/artistconconfig/appconfigfiles/config.php /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/application/config/config.phpĬp /home/modionzc/artistconconfig/appconfigfiles/database.php /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/application/config/database.php Rm -rf /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/js/* Rm -rf /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/css/* Rm -rf /home/modionzc/public_html/devsuper/application/* Svn checkout file:///home/modionzc/svnrepos/artistcondevrep rm -rf /home/modionzc/tempworkspace/artistcondevspace/*Ĭd /home/modionzc/tempworkspace/artistcondevspace I do this so that I can have a testing environment for all changes that users make for my web application. Basically what the script does is SVN checkout to a temporary workspace, then upload the necessary files to my development subdomain on my server. I created my post-commit shell script named post-commit.sh and put it in the hooks directory thinking this was all you had to do in order to get it working. I am able to successfully connect to the SVN and make changes to it, but my post-commit script is not working after I commit from my SVN client. I am using SmartSVN as my client on my iMac.
I have an SVN repo set up on my server and am having post-commit issues.
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