Konstantin Kolinko wrote
>> 2011/6/15 Henry Hartley:
>> >
>> > "C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualSVN Server\bin\svn" --username
>> > SVN_User --password therealpw update D:/websites/site1
>>
>> 1. I'd add "--no-auth-cache --non-interactive" options as well,
>> and "@echo off" at the start and "exit
2011/6/15 Henry Hartley :
> Andy Levy wrote:
>>>
>>> Pass valid credentials to svn update with --username and --password
>>> in your hook & see what happens.
>
> I'm finally getting back to this issue. Things have changed a little so
> here's a recap and the current situation:
>
> I have a Visual
Andy Levy wrote:
>>
>> Pass valid credentials to svn update with --username and --password
>> in your hook & see what happens.
I'm finally getting back to this issue. Things have changed a little so here's
a recap and the current situation:
I have a VisualSVN repository on a development web se
On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 11:05, Henry Hartley wrote:
> Lorenz wrote:
>>> that doesn't look like a windows batch file to me.
>>> You sure that runs from the windows command line?
>>>
>>> Doing so on win xp gives me errors about the "REPOS=$1" and
>>> "REV=$2" lines. And the when I correct the syntax
Lorenz wrote:
>> that doesn't look like a windows batch file to me.
>> You sure that runs from the windows command line?
>>
>> Doing so on win xp gives me errors about the "REPOS=$1" and
>> "REV=$2" lines. And the when I correct the syntax the call to svn
>> results in svn trying to update $REPOS
Henry Hartley wrote:
>I have VisualSVN 2.1.9 running on a Windows Server 2008.
>[...]
>The hook file, which is meant to update a checked out version of a web site
>located
>where the web server expects it, has the following three lines (not counting
>comments,
>also, the last two lines below are
