I upgraded my VisualSVN Server to 1.7.2 from 1.6.2. When I commit a change from my local Eclipse working project, the change will actually get committed on the remote repository (using the VisualSVN Server service). However, the post commit hook does not fire. In the hook I am using the following code:
"D:\Program Files\VisualSVN Server\bin\svn" update D:\html\cahWeb Pretty simple, however the update to D:\html\cahWeb never occurs. This process was working fine and the update was occurring using 1.6.2. An interesting thing is, if I use the VisualSVN Server console on the server itself and create a directory within the repository, the post commit hook DOES work. It appears that there is some type of a.) disconnect where VisualSVN Server does commit the change but fails to fire of the post commit hook when the commit comes from an external source or b.) there are some new permissions problems when the user is not Administrator or something. We are not using the Windows security but rather the VisualSVN Server built-in security to manage users. We are running on Windows 2003 Server with all the latest updates and service packs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Mark
