That worked and the link was helpful. Thank you!
On Thursday, June 1, 2017 at 4:11:25 PM UTC-6, Christian Hammond wrote:
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> Hi Andrew,
>
> Git doesn't have a remoting protocol that allows for the kind of
> fine-grained access needed by tools like Review Board, so you can't
> actually provide a
Hi Chris,
I'm surprised you're getting e-mails for this, but I'd have to see the
entirety of the e-mail, probably. If it's an exception traceback e-mail,
then likely this particular failure wasn't getting caught and handled
gracefully, leading to a HTTP 500 being shown to the user who tried to
Sure, I'd be willing to try it, thanks. I'm back up and running on SQLite
for now but we haven't rolled out yet so I have a lot of freedom to play
with it. I'm going to go back to MySQL and clear out all but the bare
schema.
On Monday, June 5, 2017 at 2:39:41 PM UTC-7, Christian Hammond wrote:
Hi Dave,
Converting the data between databases is very tricky. The loaddb/dumpdb
scripts were an attempt at this, but we'll be throwing them away, because
they were the wrong approach. Off-hand, I don't know why this particular
attempt is failing the way it is, but I suspect it's an ordering
I attempted the same, moving from SQLite to MySQL. It didn't go well
First I was asked to install a django package, then it tried but failed on
a LOT of FK constraints:
sudo rb-site manage `pwd` dumpdb > ~/database.json
(change settings_local.py)
sudo rb-site manage `pwd` loaddb
Sometimes our Review Board server sends emails to the Administrator email
account to report errors. I don't see a setting anywhere to control what
gets sent to the administrators, but some of these issues are ones that we
aren't particularly interested in receiving. For instance, the following
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