On 02/25/2014 12:08 PM, John Keeping wrote:
How is CGit able to see the repositories? Unlike Jenkins, CGit does
not speak any of the Git protocols, it expects to see repositories in
the file system. Are you Docker containers sharing an underlying
filesystem, or do you have some external job that is cloning the
repositories for CGit?
Sharing an underlying filesystem, yes. Git repositories are in a volume shared
by Gitolite and Cgit.
Is there any way to get detailed error logs? I don't see any in my
Apache logs, which could mean a misconfiguration on that end. But having
access to some sort of detailed error log would be very helpful in
debugging this.
Since CGit is a CGI program, you can just run it and see what happens.
You may want to export PATH_INFO=/ before doing so to make sure it
generates the index.
OK, new complicating factor. If I spin up a container that I can
interact with (I.e. running a shell) then running cgit.cgi directly
shows my repositories. If I spin up a non-interactive container (I.e.
running in the background) then I see no repositories. The only
difference between these environments should be the lack of an attached
stdin/stdout.
So is there any way to redirect CGI errors to the Apache error log? I
have the following in my configuration:
LogLevel info
CustomLog |cat combined
My assumption is that this will redirect all relevant logs to stdout so
they are visible in the "docker logs" command. But I only see server
accesses, no CGI errors.
Thanks.
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