Svn:Notify returns bad file descriptor

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Posted on 2007-11-07 10:51:24-08 by byju

When i try to test svnnotify installation with something like svnnotify --repos-path %REPOS% -r %REV% --to byju.p@comakeit.com --smtp my.mail.com -H HTML::ColorDiff -d %REPOS% has path given as d:\svn\testrepos i get an error: Cannot fork: Bad file descriptor Could anyone help me out with this. Thanks

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Posted on 2008-10-03 20:38:32-07 by cpanforumtd in response to 6408

Re: Svn:Notify returns bad file descriptor

I ran into the same problem on Windows Server. If anyone else is having difficulty with this, I solved the problem by adding the Subversion program directory to my PATH. So your post-commit.bat would include these lines:

SET REPO=%1 SET REV=%2 SET PATH=C:\Perl\bin;C:\Program Files\CollabNet Subversion Server; SET OS=Windows_NT SET SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS svnnotify --repos-path %REPO% --revision %REV% --to <to-email> --smtp <smtp-server> <options>

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Posted on 2008-10-03 22:17:00-07 by theory in response to 8944

Re: Svn:Notify returns bad file descriptor

You might also be able to just point svnnotify to svnlook: svnnotify --repos-path %REPO% --revision %REV% --to [to-email] --smtp [smtp-server] --svnlook [svnlook] [options] --Theory

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