Hi Kerry,
This is a regression in 5.0 that we're working on fixing. It has to do with
fields being disabled while that prompt is shown, but not being re-enabled
correctly when submitting the form.
A fix will be coming in the next couple weeks as part of 5.0.3.
There's a (hacky) workaround you can use for now. When you get that trust
confirmation, open the browser's JavaScript console (part of the browser's
built-in developer tools) and type:
$('input, select').prop('disabled', false);
Verify that the repository configuration fields (like Name) now appear
editable, and then click the Trust button to submit.
Really sorry about that, and we'll have that fix soon.
Christian
On Fri, Feb 17, 2023 at 3:30 PM Kerry Groeschel <kerry.groesc...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I have a Review Board instance 5.0.2 that was recently setup and is using
> a database migrated from 2.5.13.1. Everything has been working okay but we
> recently needed to add a new repository. When trying to save the new
> repository, I get the error "The SSL certificate for this repository was
> not verified and might not be safe." It gives me the option to "I trust
> this host" or "Re-edit repository". If I click "I trust this host". It
> just redisplays the Add Repository page will all the fields back to default
> values with error messages that these fields are required. If I fill
> everything back in again, I get back to the SSL certificate trust error and
> this cycle will just repeat. If you try to just click Save on an existing
> repository being viewed, the SSL certificate error is also displayed. I
> have python3-subvertpy installed and running on Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS.
>
> From what I can find online and looking at our old server, it looks like
> RB should be putting certificates info under
> /var/www/rb/data/.subversion/auth/svn.simple. But when I look on the new
> server, I only see /var/www/rb/data/.subversion and it is empty. The
> .subversion folder is owned by www-data which also runs the apache server.
> Seems like a permissions issue but not sure of the issue. Any thoughts?
>
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