On Thursday 08 April 2010 01:18:33 am Christian Hammond wrote:
The very first part of the key contains the site site's domain, so as long
as each reviewboard instance is using a different domain, it should work.
Are you running subdir installs? It's possible that could cause problems.
Does
Have people who have widely deployed reviewboard even seen diffs showing up
in the wrong review? I just have. A random other file would be shown in
the place of a diff section.
It turned out that memcached was having issues, I imagine a key collision?
I shut it down and the problem went away,
I've never seen that, and we're pretty careful to key off everything with
unique data representing a particular diff. It worries me that you're seeing
this.
The very first part of the key contains the site site's domain, so as long
as each reviewboard instance is using a different domain, it
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 4:18 PM, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.comwrote:
Are you running subdir installs? It's possible that could cause problems.
Yup, I'm betting that's it. We have a central reviewboard server with
subdirs. Should I look at patching that code in djblets?
- Chris
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That'd be good, yeah. The code would have to look for settings.SITE_ROOT,
and it should be optional (as users of Djblets may not use SITE_ROOT).
Christian
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