On Mar 8, 2019, at 14:24, Fairchild, Gregory J - OASAM OCIO CTR wrote:
> I’m fairly new to subversion and new to this email listing. If this is
> not the correct format or avenue to report this problem, let me know.
Welcome!
> Background: We’re trying to eliminate all our Solaris 10 servers, so we need
> to migrate Subversion from a Solaris 10 server to Solaris 11. Current
> version of apache is 2.2.15 and Subversion is 1.6.11. I built a Solaris 11
> server (11.3), installed and configured Subversion and Apache and had it up
> and running (after some initial errors regarding hook files, permissions,
> load module, etc). Under 11.3, we were using apache 2.2 (don’t remember the
> rev) and Subversion 1.7. I did a dump/load from the old server to the new
> server so that users could test. All was working well. Then, before we
> switched over to the new server as production, 11.4 came out and we patched
> the new server to that. With 11.4, Oracle removed apache 2.2 and Subversion
> 1.7 altogether. So we now needed to get apache 2.4 and Subversion 1.9
> working. I went through the install and configuration process. There was an
> initial problem with starting apache. I opened a case with Oracle and they
> were able to help resolve it by having me add the ‘LoadModule dav_module
> libexec/mod_dav.so’ to httpd.conf. I also had the following errors:
>
> <image002.png>
Transcribing the text so that those who don't wish to load images can read it,
and so that it can be searched, this is a TortoiseSVN dialog reading:
Subversion reported an error:
DAV request failed; it's possible that the repository's pre-revprop-change hook
either failed or is non-existent
At least one property change failed; repository is unchanged
Error setting property 'svn:log':
Can't open file '/rpool/svn/subversion/repository/db/write-lock': Permission
denied
> <image003.png>
This is a TortoiseSVN "Commit Failed!" dialog saying:
Command Commit
Error Commit failed (details follow):
Error Can't open file
'/rpool/svn/subversion/repository/db/txn-current-lock':
Error Permission denied
Completed!
The operation failed.
> I was able to correct for these errors by changing from using svnuser:svngrp
> to webservd:webservd and changing the owner on all the files in the
> repository and then restarting apache.
Ok great! It's certainly not uncommon to discover, when transferring services
from one server to another, that ownership or permissions need to be adjusted
to what the new server expects. Glad you got it figured out.
> Problem: After working through the problems above, Oracle said they really
> couldn’t go further with support as it was outside of their scope. The
> problem I have now is:
>
> Checking in new files still given the error.
> <image004.png>
This TortoiseSVN "Commit Finished!" dialog reads:
Command Commit
Adding C:\Users\kto\Downloads\working_folder\CalendarICWF\PLSQL\edit
- Copy - Copy.pkb
Adding C:\Users\kto\Downloads\working_folder\CalendarICWF\PLSQL\edit
- Copy - Copy.pks
Sending content C:\Users\kto\Downloads\working_folder\CalendarICWF\PLSQL\edit
- Copy - Copy.pkb
Sending content C:\Users\kto\Downloads\working_folder\CalendarICWF\PLSQL\edit
- Copy - Copy.pks
Completed At revision: 11746
Error post-commit hook failed (exit code 1) with output:
Error /rpool/svn/subversion/repository/hooks/post-commit[51]:
/rpool/svn/subversion/repository/logs/post-commit.log: cannot create [No such
file or directory]
> The commit seems to be working, but the post-commit does not.
> Post-commit looks like this:
> #!/bin/sh
> REPOS="$1"
> REV="$2"
> /usr/bin/svn update /var/apache2/2.4/htdocs/ >>
> /rpool/svn/subversion/repository/logs/post-commit.log
>
> Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
The first question I would ask is: Does the directory
/rpool/svn/subversion/repository/logs exist? If not, create it.
If it already exists, then check if its ownership and permissions are such that
the webservd user/group can create the post-commit.log file inside it.
If the post-commit.log file exists, check its permissions and ownership as well.
