Hi David,
it's actually sounding like the server doesn't allow password-based auth.
Can you check this? Do you use an SSH key to access it from your own box?
What you could do (and this is safer as well) is to generate an SSH key for
Review Board (Settings -> SSH) and then add the public key on t
These numbers are kept in the "Local Site Profiles" table. They used to be
computed on the fly, but it was a pretty serious performance impact so now
we cache them.
If you go to Admin > Database > Local Site Profiles, you can delete them
safely, and they'll be recreated with zeroes.
-David
On M
For what it's worth, this is what I get in the apache error_log:
Error connecting to server: No authentication methods available
ERROR:root:SVN: Failed to get repository information for
svn+ssh://atom/usr/local/svn/development: To better debug SSH connection
problems, remove the -q option from '
Sure. This is on a fresh fedora 14 vm, which claims it's
got ReviewBoard-1.5.5-1.fc14.noarch installed.
Hosting service: custom
Repository type: subversion
Path: svn+ssh://atom/usr/local/svn/development
Mirror path:
Username: dbonner
Password: *
The bug tracker and advanced fields are left
I am using Reviewboard 1.6 RC1.
In order to test reviewboard I had added a Repo and created few review
requests and test comments for those review requests.
Now, that we are happy with the results, we want to use Reviewboard in
our setup.
So, I went ahead and deleted all the dummy review requests,
Hi Krles,
You are perfectly right.
When You starting Your HTTP server - Apache/Lighttpd or anything else
variable *PATH* does not contain command *cleartool* which is necessery.
You must modify *PATH* environment variable to contain *cleartool* command
and restart Your web-serwer.
Good luck!
J
Hi Dave,
Assuming that your install is fairly recent, or you've performed the
recommended manual update instructions from rb-site, the directory
containing .ssh and .subversion should be the "data" directory under your
site directory.
It should be SSHing as the username/password you provide, whic
Hi,
So I'm trying to figure out your scenario a bit more clearly. Maybe some
background on how we use change numbers will help answer your question.
The change number listed on a review request is there for your information
only, for the most part. The only time we make use of it is during creati
Also, it would really help if you could make some unit tests for this? Make
sure the diff revision is what we expect in diffs and parent diffs.
Christian
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On Mon, Jun 27, 20
Hi,
Thanks for bringing that again to my attention.
Yeah, I think we can get this in. I'll run some tests on it and then push
it.
Christian
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Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com
Review Board - http://www.reviewboard.org
VMware, Inc. - http://www.vmware.com
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 12:34
Hi Christian,
I wonder whether my patch
Fix display of revision if there is a parent diff.
http://reviews.reviewboard.org/r/2094/
will make it into Release 1.6. My understanding was that it will.
Are you still planning to incorporate it?
Clemens
On 23 Jun 2011, at 10:48, Christian H
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