Hello,
I've installed Gitorious on my website at git.mydomain.com. All http
requests are sent to varnish then to Apache with passenger. All https
requests are sent to a nginx server used solely as a reverse proxy for
https requests, this is also setup using passenger. There is a signed
SSL
Someone in my company added a file that begins with a space, so:
test1.rb
Everytime I run git status the file is in the changes not staged for
commit.
The file no longer exists, and so this file is just sitting there,
when I run
git checkout test1.rb
or
git rm test1.rb
I receive the error:
That looks similar to the error I got once when I misconfigured the server's
name in gitorious.yml ...
On 2011-08-09, at 18:53, haydenm...@yahoo.com haydenm...@yahoo.com wrote:
Ah, OK. I didn't know what logs to look in, or where they were. All I could
find at first were the apache2 logs.
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 8:55 PM, Bradley Symons
bradley.sym...@ubcmedia.com wrote:
Someone in my company added a file that begins with a space, so:
test1.rb
Of course I want this removed, any ideas who this could be done, much
appreciated.
Run
git rm ' test1.rb'
or if that doesn't do it
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 1:53 AM, haydenm...@yahoo.com
haydenm...@yahoo.comwrote:
Ah, OK. I didn't know what logs to look in, or where they were. All I could
find at first were the apache2 logs.
I rotated gitorious_auth.log and production.log in order to start with a
clean history. When I try
On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 8:17 PM, Jon la Cour j...@lacour.me wrote:
In the production.log file the only error is The specified
gitorious_host is reserved in Gitorious. On the wiki it says that
Gitorious reserves git.* for git cloning. Would that at all effect the
login issue, or is it more
I just copied all the headers and information that the login POSTs to /
session. I manually sent requests with the same headers to see what
response headers I would receive, there is no Set-Cookie header, but
this was logged into production.log for each request: WARNING:
Invalid request host
This solved the problem. Thanks.
This is an unofficial, proof-of-concept install, so there is no DNS record
for this box. I just added the proper host name to /etc/hosts on the
Gitorious box and it worked like a charm.
I think that's it. Everything should be working now.
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This makes sense now. I thought master would have only been used for
releases. Basically merging dev into the release with a tag. I
missed the part that you guys are doing active development on the
master.
So the safe approach would be not to pull from the master unless
there's a new tag.
