Re: Question about AD integration and users/groups

2009-10-16 Thread Christian Hammond
Glad e-mail is working!

Is it literally /logs? Whatever directory you specify must exist and be
writable by the web server. It will also likely take a server restart for
logging to kick in.

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On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 8:21 PM, Alfred von Campe alf...@von-campe.comwrote:


 On Oct 14, 2009, at 18:49, Christian Hammond wrote:

  We use Django's e-mail functionality which unfortunately doesn't
  give us any sort of debugging information.
 
  What mail server are you using? And is it on the same host? Do you
  have anything like DKIM turned on?

 Sorry for not replying sooner but it was a busy day.  The email
 notifications just started working today so I am all set for now.  I
 would still like to know how to enable logging to debug any problems
 in the future, but despite checking the option, I have nothing in
 the /logs directory.  But at least I have everything working now and
 we can start deploying RB to the group soon.

 Thanks,
 Alfred



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Re: Testers wanted for new SSH/HTTPS repository support

2009-10-16 Thread Clemens Ballarin

Hi Christian,

thanks for the feedback!  I guess, RB 1.1a identifying itself as  
Review Board 1.0.3 is a clear indication that the combined setup  
doesn't work, correct?

 You may be able to tell Apache which version to use by prepending  
 the path to the particular Review Board .egg directory to the  
 PythonPath, but you'll have to manually change this for every  
 upgrade. And it may not work fully, due to pkg_resources lookups and  
 dependencies. I'm confident that in a future version, it will  
 absolutely not work correctly at all.

 Certainly, you don't want to use the same database on both versions,  
 as the schema is incompatible.

We took care of both, so it looks like running two versions  
concurrently isn't a good idea even now.

Another question: how do I tell RB in the repository configuration  
dialog that I want to set up access via ssh?

Cheers,

Clemens

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Comment type/severity

2009-10-16 Thread H M

Hi All,

I would like to urge you to view this enhancement suggestion and
participate in the discussion.

http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=1277

I feel having a comment type/severity would greatly enhance the
usability of RB at mature software development copmanies while it
wouldn't hamper the usability in process-free environments (if that
feature is turned off).

H.M.

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Re: Question about AD integration and users/groups

2009-10-16 Thread Alfred von Campe
On Oct 16, 2009, at 3:55, Christian Hammond wrote:

 Is it literally /logs? Whatever directory you specify must exist  
 and be writable by the web server. It will also likely take a  
 server restart for logging to kick in.


Well, the rb-site script created a logs directory at the same level  
as conf, htdocs, and tmp.  In the Admin interface, under Settings/ 
Logging, I have checked the Enable logging checkbox and restarted  
the server.  I left the Log directory text box blank assuming it  
would pick the default logs directory, but maybe that is not the  
case.  The directory is definitely writable by the apache user, but I  
am unsure what I need to put in the text box to make this work.  Is  
the path relative to the RB site or the apache  DocumentRoot or  
something else?

Alfred



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rb is super slow after upgrade to 1.0.4

2009-10-16 Thread k1b

Hey guys,
The short story is that we're experiencing a huge increase in load on
apache after we upgraded from 1.0.3 to 1.0.4.

The long story is this:
We had rb 1.0.3 on a dual core xeon 2.8ghz with 1GB of ram running
linux 64-bit.

The software setup is like this: apache-2.2.11, memcached-1.3.3,
mysql-5.0.70, mod_python-3.3.1, python-memcached-1.44,
libmemcache-1.2.4, mysql-python-1.2.2 all running on the local
machine.

It ran quite fast and everybody was happy. 5 days ago we upgraded to
1.0.4 and it the server started running super slow. I'm getting load
averages of 6-7 on it now with a constant cpu load of 99% on both
cores. The apache access_log accumulated 800mb of data in the first 2
days alone. It used to be less than a megabyte a day before. I added
another 1.5 gb or ram to the machine (for a total of 2.5 gb now) and
increased memcached's buffer size form the default 64mb to 1gb.
However that did not seem to help at all, memcached is not using more
than 125mb even after a few days of running.

We have about 30 ppl using it at the same time and i see lines like
these continuously showing up in the logs:
GET /api/json/reviewrequests/367/last-update/?dummy= HTTP/1.1

What i make of all this is that now the client's browsers are
constantly polling the server for updates and is what actually slows
everything down.

Any advice on what's going on?
Thank you.

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Re: rb is super slow after upgrade to 1.0.4

2009-10-16 Thread Christian Hammond
Hi,

This absolutely shouldn't happen. The last-update code is only on our master
branch for 1.1 alpha. I just checked the code and last-update doesn't
occur in there at all.  Was there ever an install of any part of 1.1 on that
system? Anything from the master branch in git?

I haven't heard this from anyone else yet, so it sounds local to that
server, but we should find out for sure.

Christian

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On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 10:06 AM, k1b dbund...@gmail.com wrote:


 Hey guys,
 The short story is that we're experiencing a huge increase in load on
 apache after we upgraded from 1.0.3 to 1.0.4.

 The long story is this:
 We had rb 1.0.3 on a dual core xeon 2.8ghz with 1GB of ram running
 linux 64-bit.

 The software setup is like this: apache-2.2.11, memcached-1.3.3,
 mysql-5.0.70, mod_python-3.3.1, python-memcached-1.44,
 libmemcache-1.2.4, mysql-python-1.2.2 all running on the local
 machine.

 It ran quite fast and everybody was happy. 5 days ago we upgraded to
 1.0.4 and it the server started running super slow. I'm getting load
 averages of 6-7 on it now with a constant cpu load of 99% on both
 cores. The apache access_log accumulated 800mb of data in the first 2
 days alone. It used to be less than a megabyte a day before. I added
 another 1.5 gb or ram to the machine (for a total of 2.5 gb now) and
 increased memcached's buffer size form the default 64mb to 1gb.
 However that did not seem to help at all, memcached is not using more
 than 125mb even after a few days of running.

 We have about 30 ppl using it at the same time and i see lines like
 these continuously showing up in the logs:
 GET /api/json/reviewrequests/367/last-update/?dummy= HTTP/1.1

 What i make of all this is that now the client's browsers are
 constantly polling the server for updates and is what actually slows
 everything down.

 Any advice on what's going on?
 Thank you.

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Re: Question about AD integration and users/groups

2009-10-16 Thread Christian Hammond
It's an absolute path, and needs to be specified. The 1.1 release will
actually check that you've specified a valid, writable path. The 1.0.x
releases just don't do the validation. I'm also planning to set it to the
right log directory by default, and probably turn on logging by default.

Christian

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On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 8:25 AM, Alfred von Campe alf...@von-campe.comwrote:

 On Oct 16, 2009, at 3:55, Christian Hammond wrote:

 Is it literally /logs? Whatever directory you specify must exist and be
 writable by the web server. It will also likely take a server restart for
 logging to kick in.


 Well, the rb-site script created a logs directory at the same level as
 conf, htdocs, and tmp.  In the Admin interface, under Settings/Logging, I
 have checked the Enable logging checkbox and restarted the server.  I left
 the Log directory text box blank assuming it would pick the default logs
 directory, but maybe that is not the case.  The directory is definitely
 writable by the apache user, but I am unsure what I need to put in the text
 box to make this work.  Is the path relative to the RB site or the apache
  DocumentRoot or something else?

 Alfred



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Issue 1277 in reviewboard: Comment Types

2009-10-16 Thread codesite-noreply


Comment #4 on issue 1277 by vi...@djgraphite.com: Comment Types
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=1277

I think that while this is a good idea in spirit, I'm not sure it would  
work in practice. I don't think severity is
useful in the case of code reviews in the same way that severity isn't all  
that useful in the case of bugs (wait
for the explanation).  In the case of bugs, in most cases, there are a few  
people who have a the big picture of
the product and set the relative severity of the bugs.  In this case  
however, it sounds like the commenter
would set the priority.  That's probably not a good way to go.

I do like the idea of having comment types - a defect checkbox, or a  
checkbox that additionally says that
security might be a concern.  This classifies them without priority. I  
think it's up to the developer to read _all_
of the comments and then prioritize and address them.

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Issue 1357 in reviewboard: XMPP chat notification of request changes

2009-10-16 Thread codesite-noreply

Status: New
Owner: 
Labels: Type-Enhancement Priority-Medium

New issue 1357 by gic...@gmail.com: XMPP chat notification of request  
changes
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=1357

Is there a general notification API one can implement to observe changes in
review requests?  It would be cool if an RB bot could be created to hang
out on an XMPP chat and provide updates as relevant review requests change,
spit out information on reviews when they are mentioned or when asked, etc.

Idea could also be extended to IRC or to simple unicast notifications for
any IM network.

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Issue 1357 in reviewboard: XMPP chat notification of request changes

2009-10-16 Thread codesite-noreply

Updates:
Status: Duplicate
Mergedinto: 488

Comment #1 on issue 1357 by trowbrds: XMPP chat notification of request  
changes
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=1357

(No comment was entered for this change.)

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Issue 488 in reviewboard: Instant messaging integration

2009-10-16 Thread codesite-noreply


Comment #4 on issue 488 by trowbrds: Instant messaging integration
http://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=488

Issue 1357 has been merged into this issue.

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