Yeah, so I fixed this. For anyone concerned, this was the solution:
- Instructions I had been following on an internal wiki for setting up
passwordless SSH were a bit out-of-date. They stated that copying your
public key to .ssh/authorized_keys2 on the server would be sufficient,
but this method i
Note, this also fails on debian, which is supposedly your default
install. I get to the same place (once again obfuscated):
- Install apache with mod-wsgi
- Install mysql
- Install dependencies
- Install reviewboard
- Set up reviewboard
- Go to admin
- Go to "repositories"
- Go to "Add repository"
I haven't as yet been able to hunt this down, but it does appear to be
a SSH communications issue. I am able to access the server in question
from the console using the apache user, and the logs state that
initial attempts to authenticate are successful - there is just one
final missing step that I
Fixed the (13,'Permission Denied') error with the following line:
setsebool -P httpd_can_network_connect 1
taken from:
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/13PermissionDenied
SELinux, apparently by default, was preventing apache from making
network connections.
I've moved on to a more different error,
Additional info:
- This install is on CentOS
- using Apache
- The ssh login is failing in paramiko.
- When I attempt to save my repository info, the only error I receive
is "(13, 'Permission denied')".
- I traced the call into paramiko's code, at sock.connect(), but
cannot figure out exactly what'
Hey all,
I'm attempting to hook up my new reviewboard install to my company's
subversion repository, but I keep receiving the following error when I
hit the "Save" button:
Please correct the error below:
- (13,'Permission denied')
The only relevant entries I could find from the httpd error logs
