In my company ftp_proxy doesn't work that way which allow to use it as
environemt variable. So I download
ftp://ftp.tummy.com/pub/python-memcached/old-releases/python-memcached-1.45.tar.gz
on else computer, copy to machine when I install Review Board and the
run "easy_install /my/directory/download
Did something change in the way Subversion repositories that are accessed via
ssh are handled in RB 1.5? Our setup is as follows:
1. Our web server runs on a Linux server as our build account (not apache)
2. The build account is configured to allow password-less ssh access to any
other Linu
Thanks fellows!
ftp_proxy works for me!
2010/11/4 Jan Koprowski
> In my company ftp_proxy doesn't work that way which allow to use it as
> environemt variable. So I download
>
> ftp://ftp.tummy.com/pub/python-memcached/old-releases/python-memcached-1.45.tar.gz
> on else computer, copy to machi
SSH support for Subversion (and other types of repositories) was hard to set
up and required too much manual intervention. In 1.5, we added built-in
support for handling HTTPS and SSH. If you had an existing manual setup,
then it is indeed possible that the changes could cause problems.
You should
Christian:
> SSH support for Subversion (and other types of repositories) was hard to set
> up and required too much manual intervention. In 1.5, we added built-in
> support for handling HTTPS and SSH. If you had an existing manual setup, then
> it is indeed possible that the changes could caus
Yeah, it was looking in ~/.ssh for apache's user. We basically didn't do
anything for SSH before, requiring that things be set up right on the
server, and leaving it entirely in svn's hands (or whatever other system was
being used, which may have differed). We're now a little more explicit about
it
It looks like --parent works.
Not sure what I did before, but when I reran a test based on a series of
changes to a single test file, the diffs come out as expected. I didn't try
file deletions/additions just changes within a single file:
- Created a file with three lines
line1
line2
line3
