On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 03:02 Stefan Sperling <s...@elego.de> wrote: > > On Tue, Jun 19, 2018 at 06:39:09PM -0500, Tom Browder wrote: > > > The docs mention one can use a common hook environment for multiple repos > > but so far I can’t find an example of that or any more details. I have > > looked at the example hook.env file but I don’t see any reference to global > > env vars. > > It is unclear which type of server are you using. > Apache HTTPD with mod_dav_svn, or svnserve? > > For svnserve, you can specify a path in svnserve's config file: > [general] > hooks-env = /path/to/a/global/hooks-env/file
Okay, that’s part of what I was looking for. I am using svnserve. However, according to "man svnserve" I am using it not as a daemon but with svn+ssh so I have to specify the global file explicitly somehow. But I can add that common path in each repo’s hook-env, that’s clear. > The environment specified in the referenced file will then apply I think that only applies to the daemon as I read the docs. > to all repositories. The referenced file's syntax is shown in the > hook.env example you've already found. That referenced example is for an individual repo. But if it is true for svn+ssh, does one just drop a svnserv.conf file in directory /etc/subversion.? > Could you please point us at the docs you were reading which were > unclear? Maybe they need to be adjusted or updated. Thanks. I’ll send doc suggestions after I get a working solution (PRs accepted?). Thanks, Stefan. Best regards, -Tom
