Hi,
Just to check, is this repository local to the Review Board server, or
remote?
If local, make sure that your web server's user (usually apache or
www-data) has read access to everything under the git repository.
if remote, you're going to need to use a service like
gitweb/cgit/gitlab/etc,
Hi,
There's no additional logs for this, as that's basically all the
information we're given. That error is coming straight from Git.
Best way to reproduce for testing is to `sudo -s` to your web server's
user, then attempt to do a `git ls-remotes` on that repository. See if you
get an error.
Hi Christian,
Thank you for the quick response. I'm using local repo due to not having
the gitweb/cgit etc. I locally cloned the git repository under my home
directory. The whole repository has read privileges to all users of the
system (chmod -R ugo+r foo) already.
However, the error message
Ok yes, that was the problem.
For anyone thats in this bad situation in the future, the way to figure out
the issue is as follows:
As Christian mentioned, do:
sudo -su apache (or user who runs apache)
cd to git repo
git ls-remote
In my case, it was failing to connect via ssh (public key
I have the same problem on Ubuntu 12.04. All the rest works really well,
but I still get the same error message when trying to add local git
repositories.
Has anyone managed to do this successfully?
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Hi Stephen,
Thanks for your fast reply.
Be aware that on Fedora, Review Board is running as the 'apache' user.
Also, SELinux is often a culprit (but since you mentioned it above, I
suspect you already know how to verify that with permissive mode).
I'm used to having chown-ed all files
On 08/09/2014 04:55 PM, julian.jacob...@arcor.de wrote:
Hello everybody out there using ReviewBoard,
On Fedora 20 with default ReviewBoard RPM packages, installation of
ReviewBoards works fine.
I've tried to set appropriate file permissions for my local git
repository and modified SELinux
