This is just a guess, but I'm wondering if the subdirectories that are
created by the application are getting the same permissions as the
initial path. Do you have group set for +s? I think you need that, or
subdirectories can be created that don't carry the same permissions as
the parents...
Sarah Darien wrote:
hey guys
sorry to bring up (yet again) a permissions issue, but i've been
through the dox, followed the instructions, tried as much as i can and
now i think it's just me being stupid. i'm really hoping someone here
can help!
when i try to commit a file to my SVN repo, i get the following error:
/Warning: 'post-commit' hook failed with error output:/
/svn: Can't open file
'/var/www/vhosts/mydomainname/httpdocs/.svn/tmp/entries': Permission
denied/
my SVN account we're using is "murray".
all files and folders on the server from httpdocs and lower are owned
by "murray" including the .svn folders and contents.
this to me means that we should have permissions to do whatever we
want, right?
obviously there's something i'm missing. can you tell me what?
thanks in advance guys,
sarah
