I just did a write up on solving this without hacks in the event that your CA is not a trusted one. I know that this was not your exact problem, but it's closely related. http://james.revillini.com/2009/02/19/response-to-making-svn-trust-a-new-root-ca-certificate/
On Jan 20, 3:00 pm, [email protected] wrote: > Hi, > > I wonder if someone can help me getting a very simplepost commit > script working. At the moment I've added a simplepost commithook to > run an svn update on a local folder, but the update just doesn't > happen. > > I put the following in a batch file (c:\update-dev.bat): > > c:\visualsvn\bin\svn.exe update c:\inetpub\dev > > (I've previously checked out to c:\inetpub\dev) and then call the > above batch file frompost-commit.cmd and send the output to a text > file to see what was going on. The contents ofpost-commit.cmd is: > > c:\update-dev.bat > c:\update_log.txt > > After a commint, update_log.txt contains no output at all from the > "svn update", no error or anything. I changed the command to "svn > help" to check that the account running the batch has access to the > exe, and it does, since update_log.txt then contains the help text > after a commit. > > I've tried manually setting the --username and --password paramaters > but it doesn't help. > > What am I doing wrong? Any help much appreciated. > > Thanks, > Matt.
