To get the list in one place, this set of information will help:
* $sitedir/htdocs/reviewboard.wsgi
* $sitedir/logs/error_log
* $sitedir/logs/reviewboard.log
* Result of `pipX.Y list` (where X.Y corresponds to the version of Python
being used by mod_wsgi)
* That Python version number
* The OS and
We have a lot of familiarity with this internal layer of Django and the
sort of issues that can cause it, but it’s not something that should happen
in a typical Review Board setup unless there’s something happening before
our initialization code gets to run or if there’s a system packaging issue
As per the error message there is a generic runtime error being thrown
"RuntimeError:
populate() isn't reentrant"
Check below SO link which helps identify real problem.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27093746/django-stops-working-with-runtimeerror-populate-isnt-reentrant/55929118#55929118
Hi Adam,
This is not an error you should be hitting. It's hard to say what may be
triggering it, but it does seem environmental (and is before any real
Review Board code gets loaded).
Can you verify the version of Python that Review Board is installed with,
and the version mod_wsgi is using (it
I installed on Ubuntu 20.04, Apache + wsgi. I added logging config as
described in the Admin Guide. the doc. I had to add 1 line to the generated
file
This is my Apache .conf file for a 5.0.3 upgraded to 5.0.4. Note: I
configured my site with an rbrd01 prefix. ignore them.
Hope this
Hi Laurent,
I have an existing and fully working 3.0.18 site. I've never had to do
anything special about WSGI, just "sudo apt install libapache2-mod-wsgi"
and copy the template config files.
I've compared 3.0.18 and 5.0.4 and key config files differ significantly
(apache-wsgi.conf,
Hello,
Had a similar issue in the past. The error is kind of generic but in my
case it appeared after moving to Python3 for ReviewBoard while Python2 was
still the OS installation (thanks old RH).
The root cause was not having the WSI setup correctly. You need to update
the wsgi file with:
I'm running WSGI in the default embedded mode:
# mod_wsgi Embedded Mode configuration
#
# This default configuration enables Embedded Mode, but you can remove
# this and uncomment Daemon Mode below.
#
# Embedded mode is simpler to configure, but daemon mode is recommended
Hi all,
Trying to install on Debian 11 with Apache2 and MariaDB.
After site installation and apache configuration the html doesn't render
and I'm getting:
HTTP 500 - Review Board is taking a nap
(...)
Error log:
[Tue Apr 18 18:21:03.923609 2023] [wsgi:error] [pid 647:tid
