Hello Daniel, thanks for the answer,
> > If the SVN repository is available over http/https, then it should be > possible to configure mod_rewrite so that any access to the web server is > redirected to the Subversion server. > Unfortunately this is not my case but I was not much optimistic on this point > Even if you find such a file, there is always a risk a future version of > Subversion accesses the repository differently making this a fragile > solution. It is probably better to look at a post-commit repository hook, see > the SVN book [1]. The hook should trigger only once and only after completion > of commits. Nice, I was not aware of hooks and post-commit would work very nicely for the pourpose. I still had to make it work in a convoluted way since I deployed the svm server manager in an isolated container and the post-commit hook could not access directly the checkout that i need to update. Still, I could easily exploit the hook to write date and revision number in a text file accessible to both the container and the host; this file became my target to monitor with incron which is now triggered only once per commit. Thanks again, -- Marco Asa
