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I created a repository on my remote server through TortoiseSVN, and I have a local working copy of that repository on my linux machine. So how do I implement my hooks? I can't seem to find the repo's directories for hooks, conf, and such. the repo's url is the http://. I understand you can make client side hooks with Tortoise, but I wanted to implement server-side hooks.

Any help would be great. I've looked over the internet and have read all the documentation, but I still don't quite get it.

Sbrande
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  • I was looking in the wrong place, my companies repositories were hidden away in a far different folder. Think I got mixed up with the idea of a directory vs. a repository. – Sbrande Aug 02 '16 at 16:18

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You need access to the (Server) Filesystem where your Repository is hosted. The Repository Files structure looks like this:

  • conf
  • db
  • hooks <-- HERE we go!!
  • locks
  • format
  • README.txt

There you find a directory called "hooks". Inside are a number of example files: Place an executable file with the correct name (see examples) and you are ready to go.

Peter Parker
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  • I have access to the Server where my repo is hosted, but I can't find the hooks directory. So did I create the repo incorrectly? I was told to just view the repo browser in TortoiseSVN and create a folder to make a repo. Is that correct? – Sbrande Aug 02 '16 at 15:25
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    No that is absolute not correct. By doing this you create a folder _inside_ your repository. I added the filestructure of a repository – Peter Parker Aug 03 '16 at 08:43