So I gave up on my previous installation that just wasn't returning my
web requests. No idea what was going on there, but I switched to a
new machine running Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 this time.
I have RB up now and the web requests are working fine. My problem
now is that when I go to setup my
Hi Dan,
This sounds like the installation once again partially failed. The list of
repository types is populated during install, and should be available in
that dropdown, but that may not be happening.
Just to check, can you see if there are any JavaScript errors? If not, then
it was the installa
Understood about OEL support. I kind of assumed it would work the
same as RHEL but that might be true
Where can I check for the JavaScript errors? I don't remember seeing
any during installation, were they logged anywhere?
I installed RB 1.6.7.1.
I thought I may have messed up the pysvn in
You shouldn't need to reinstall or anything if you fix PySVN. Maybe just
restart the web server.
The JavaScript errors would be in your browser when you reach the page.
It's possible that's causing it, but my guess would be it's some issue with
how what's called "Python entrypoints" are registered
Restarted the webserver and nothing changed there. No Javascript
errors are coming in the UI
In Authentication I see:
Standard Registration
Active Directory
LDAP
NIS
X.509 Public Key
Legacy Authentication Module
Dan
On Jun 7, 9:42 pm, Christian Hammond wrote:
> You shouldn't need to reinstall
Can you try running:
$ rb-site manage /path/to/site/dir shell
>>> from reviewboard.scmtools.models import Tool
>>> Tool.objects.all()
And paste the results?
Christian
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Be sure to check the permissions on /usr/python2.X/lib directories
where the python libraries installed. (replace X with python versions,
ie: 4, 6). On RHEL using easy_install means that everything gets
installed as the user you run easy_install as. If you do what 99% of
people do when using RHEL(O
# rb-site manage /var/www/reviews/ shell
Python 2.4.3 (#1, Feb 24 2012, 13:04:26)
[GCC 4.1.2 20080704 (Red Hat 4.1.2-50)] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
(InteractiveConsole)
>>> from reviewboard.scmtools.models import Tool
>>> Tool.objects.all()
[]
It looks like either there was a problem syncing the database initially or the
database was wiped. Assuming you don't have anything of value in there yet, try
nuking the database and starting over.
Pay close attention to any errors shown in the terminal during rb-site install.
Christian
On J
Thanks for the help Christian.
I had an ah-ha moment during the reinstall. I didn't notice an error
with the .python-eggs directory creation (not sure how i missed this
the first time, it was pretty obvious).
The basic problem was that i was doing sudo -s and then installing rb
from that shell.
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