Eric, I'm not sure I understand how you are checking that the users can execute the commands in the shell. If they are running as services are you running them as LocalService or a normal user?
Any chance you have logs to share? Brent On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 5:21 PM, Eric DELAGE <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > > > On a 1st PC running WinXP 32b Pro + SP3, I installed continuum-1.3.7 in a > directory and continuum-buildagent-1.3.7 in another. Both run as Windows > services (the first one on port 8080, the second one on port 8181) with the > permissions of a dedicated NT-authenticated user. > > > > On a 2nd PC running Win7 64b Pro, I installed continuum-buildagent-1.3.7 in > a directory. It runs as a Windows service with the permissions of the same > user than the previous machine. > > > > To play around with Continuum I have created a dummy Maven 1.x project on > the Continuum server. In both logs of the build agents (more > specifically > the continuum-buildagent.log files of both continuum-buildagent > installations (ie the one on the same machine than the Continuum server and > the standalone one)), I have a message saying that the svn command failed > because it can't find the svn command. > > > > I can't understand why. On both machines, the path to Subversion 1.6.16 is > defined in the PATH variable of the system environment variables and I > checked in a Windows shell that the user running the services has access to > the svn command. > > > > So. where is the problem? Any idea would be greatly appreciated. > > I haven't found any solution with Google. > > > > Eric > >
