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Detailed instructions how to migrate your existing SVN repositories to a Docker container on a Synology NAS with DSM 6 and above
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Hooks not working after the migration? #1

Open mkha98 opened 5 months ago

mkha98 commented 5 months ago

Fascinating that we are discussing an SVN workaround using a workaround on GIT.

This migration documentation has been great. I have one challenge - I had post-commit PHP files that previously ran but are not being run now. I can call the PHP files directly; I can even call post-commit a b c from the command line, and the underlying PHP file is called. However, when I run a commit, I get an error :

/var/opt/svn/MY_SVN/hooks/post-commit: line 60: php: not found

It is strange because my PHP file is called after php, but the error message doesn't show the name of the file. I've tried to reference my PHP file with absolute reference in the post-commit file and to play around with the mapped folder settings. All for no success. I'm wondering if there is one more configuration required in this migration?

funnel20 commented 5 months ago

@mkha98 I like the irony of your first sentence :-)

I've no experience with post-commit but the error is basically "php: not found". What I expect is that the hook is called from SVN which runs within the Docker container. And that the Docker container doesn't contain PHP. Or that it is installed in a different path (or file name, for example Synology uses names like php74), than that it expects.

Since I'm not a Linux guru, I have no concrete steps for you how to debug. But maybe these assumptions might provide you ideas how to continue.