Reinstalled using easy_install, PITA, ruined all my path settings and stuff
because of a bit different directory structure, but now I can see the
services in the droplist. Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
Ondra
On Wednesday, July 18, 2012 12:00:04 AM UTC+2, Christian Hammond wrote:
>
> Don't use pip. Use
Don't use pip. Use easy_install. I don't know that pip supports Python
entrypoints.
Christian
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On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 2:41 PM, tchap wrote:
> Difficult to remember how I
Difficult to remember how I installed it. Used virtualenv to create the
environment, as usual. Then pip install ReviewBoard.
For upgrade I always do pip install --upgrade ReviewBoard, then rb-site
upgrade site.
Can try to reinstall it and see if anything gets better. Database will stay
where i
We are currently trying to install post-review and after many hours of
looking at the documentation are at a loss. We want to stop generating our
diffs manual for the code reviews and this is when we found the post-review
tool. We are running Review Board on a Linux server and have post-review
Can you go over how you installed Review Board, and how you upgraded it?
Were there any changes you made to the virtualenv before/after the upgrade?
And are you 100% sure that Apache is running it fully out of that
virtualenv? It looks like it can't find the registrations.
Christian
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Christia
Ah, I am stupid, cut the log message too early, the first one ends with
DistributionNotFound: PIL
Strange, since PIL is installed:
PIL - Python Imaging Library
INSTALLED: 1.1.7
LATEST:1.1.6
Anyway, I really have no idea what is happening so I am sorry if I am
post
Hi Christian,
Thanks a lot for the reply.
It's Python 2.7.1, Ubuntu 11.04, using virtualenv for Review Board.
I am sorry I didn't check the logs earlier, it of course holds probably the
right information. But I still don't know what to do :-)
2012-07-17 22:27:51,890 - ERROR - Error loading aut
Hi tchap,
Items for that list are generated based on Python modules that are registered
on the system during package installation. These are called Entrypoints. It
sounds like this registration is missing.
What version of Python are you using, and which OS/distribution?
Can you scan your revie
Hello,
I am having a problem with our Review Board instance. I've upgraded from
1.6.4 (I think) to 1.6.9 recently, because of the GitHub issue, and trying
to set up repositories correctly to communicate with GitHub, I've
discovered that the Hosted service list is completely empty. How is that
