Hi, I use standard post-commit and post-revprop-change hooks as described in svn book.
post-revprop-change.cmd: @ECHO OFF SET REPOS="%1" SET REV="%2" SET USER="%3" SET PROPNAME="%4" SET ACTION="%5" "%VISUALSVN_SERVER%"bin\svnsync copy-revprops --non-interactive --source-username subversion_svc --sync-username subversion_svc http://svn-k/svn/VTRSTCIT %REV% post-commit.cmd: @ECHO OFF SET REPOS="%1" SET REV="%2" "%VISUALSVN_SERVER%"bin\svnsync sync --non-interactive --source-username subversion_svc --sync-username subversion_svc http://svn-k/svn/VTRSTCIT I've initialized the auth cache initially by passing the password at the command line, so authorization shouldn't be an issue. Iniial sync was done in a two-way approach due to the size of the repository. 1. svnadmin hotcopy \\server1\d$\Subversion\Repositories\VTRSTCIT \\server2\d$\Subversion\Repositories\VTRSTCIT 2. svnsync initialize --allow-non-empty --source-username subversion_svc --sync-username subversion_svc http://svn-k/svn/VTRSTCIT https://svn/svn/VTRSTCIT Regarding the errors on svn update - I could clarify that only svn commit produces errors under yet unknown circumstances. lG Daniel Wagner -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Wagner Daniel Gesendet: Montag, 30. Juli 2012 14:34 An: 'users@subversion.apache.org' Betreff: svnsync: E160013 Dear all, My users often get errors like this one when performing svn operations like commit or update. Error: post-commit hook failed (exit code 1) with output: Error: svnsync: E160013: '/svn/VTRSTCIT/!svn/txr/4174-387/BusinessObjects/Reports/ENDUR/ENDUR_Controlling/ICE_CO2_%20Bewertung_nach_Portfolio_und_Lieferjahr_+2012.rep' path not found We use VisualSVN 2.5.5 which includes Subversion 1.7.5 on Windows 2008 R2 running behind an IIS 7.5 as reverse-proxy, the mirror server uses the same versions of the software. Clients use TortoiseSVN 1.7.7. It seems that the commit was successful on the main subversion server but svnsync isn't able to sync because the version of the mirror repository is behind the master repository. Any ideas how to solve this? Regards, Daniel
