On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 5:52 PM, mengesb <[email protected]> wrote: > I indeed have tried to run the Bundler install from the gitorious root > directory (in our case, /var/www/gitorious) and that is the error message I > get back. I see the .git repo there for gitorious; but perhaps this was ran > from the original user's directory -- how would I be able to tell? I can > run a 'git status' from /var/www/gitorious' and I do get information back. > Very certain that the installation is there and was operating fine. I can > tell you when I run the update, it says it updates, but then gives that > message, are there any flags to give some more info? >
You should have a file named Gemfile at the root of your Gitorious installation (ie /var/www/gitorious/Gemfile). If it isn't there, did you do a git pull from Gitorious' mainline repository? As for any other DB changes - I had to rip out a repo which was partially > initialized once... the activeMQ was wedged, so I removed the table > associated in the Gitorious DB ... the repo in git never was created. It was > working fine after that... as far as I recall but then again I don't often > go through the web UI unless I'm showing code to other departments which is > what spurred this problem. Not completely sure if this is related or not. > These issues were before the upgrade (the upgrade was one of my attempts to > solve this problem). I assume you removed the repository from the database through SQL? That will cause inconsistencies in the database - which would explain the errors you're seeing - there are there are entries in other tables referencing the repositories table. Cheers, - Marius -- To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]
