Subversion issue via PHP exec

Question

I can run the svn command from the command line, but not from a PHP script. It is noteworthy that I can run the PHP script on my Mac and it returns the expected data just fine, but when I upload it to my Linux server, it will not work (from within PHP ... I can run the svn command from Terminal). I am sure this is a problem with the user or permission.

I can run (from the command line):

svn log http://whatever.com/svn/foo

but none of the following works (performed separately ... not all together):

exec('svn log http://whatever.com/svn/foo');
exec('svn log http://whatever.com/svn/foo',$out);
exec('/usr/bin/svn log http://whatever.com/svn/foo');

However, this works:

exec('ls');

I assume the problem is that when I start from the command line, I start it as root, whereas when I start with PHP, I start as apache (www-data) user? May be? Any suggestions on how to run it ?exec('svn log http://whatever.com/svn/foo');

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Answer 1

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$cmd = '/usr/bin/svn list --config-dir /some/place file:///var/subversion/devfoundry/ 2>&1';
exec($cmd, $output); 
$output = implode("\n", $output) . "\n";
echo $output;

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    putenv('LANG=en_US.UTF-8');
?>

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Answer 2

, svn- php. http://code.google.com/p/phpsvnclient/

Answer 3

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