Hello, I think there is only an older documentation how uploads can take place [1].
Point is that the upload can fail for a number of reasons, one way to debug this, is to check from the command line where fossology is installed. If that works, chances are high that it works also from the Web UI. For example, on Linuxes, a git client is not automatically there and the package should be installed. Then, in an enterprise environment, there are often proxy servers, so a simple test is really useful to determine if the machine can call out to the desired SVN or git or other. Kind regards, Michael [1] http://archive15.fossology.org/projects/fossology/wiki/How_to_Upload_Files_for_Analysis From: fossology-boun...@lists.fossology.org [mailto:fossology-boun...@lists.fossology.org] On Behalf Of Guru, Saurav @ CSG - CSE Sent: Dienstag, 8. November 2016 16:24 To: 'fossol...@fossology.org' Subject: [FOSSology] Support on Upload from Version Control Hi, I see there are multiple options in Fossology for uploading a package to be analyzed and one of them is "Upload from Version Control". I am using Fossology 2.6 and I am not sure how to upload from IBM RTC. When I provide the URL to where my files are located in RTC, the upload process fails. Is there any guide on how to upload files from SVNs? I have a stream in RTC IBM which contains several directories and they contain different packages that I want to analyze. Thank you, Saurav Guru L-3 Communication Systems East Associate Software Engineer Phone: (856)-338-2157
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