Re: 404 error when using reviewboard with lighttpd

Hmm, okay. I think what I'd recommend at this point is adding DEBUG = True to your settings_local.py and restarting. You should see a more detailed 404 page that tells you what it tried to find and the possible matching URLs. That info would be useful. Christian -- Christian Hammond - chip...@ch

Re: 404 error when using reviewboard with lighttpd

Hi, Thanks for replying. Yes, I updated it to: FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME = '' But it still hits the same error. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "reviewboard" group. To post to this group, send email to reviewb

Re: 404 error when using reviewboard with lighttpd

Oh, didn't see this before the other e-mail. In settings_local.py, try changing FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME to "" and see what happens. Christian -- Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com Review Board - http://www.review-board.org VMware, Inc. - http://www.vmware.com On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 8:27 PM, j

Re: Trouble installing Review Board on lighttpd with fastcgi

The only page you two can see is the 404 page? Or is this some other page you're seeing? If you two can post your lighttpd config file and the /conf/settings_local.py file (hiding confidential info) that will help. Christian -- Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com Review Board - http://www.r

Re: Trouble installing Review Board on lighttpd with fastcgi

Hi Dale I'm encountering exactly the same issue. Have you got a solution?. I've spent many hours without any clue. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "reviewboard" group. To post to this group, send emai

404 error when using reviewboard with lighttpd

Hi all I'd really appreciate any kind help. I've spent many hours on this issue and yet to have a solution. I've searched forums (including this) and google. I'm a newbie to reviewboard so please bear with me. Here's my problem I'm running lighttpd and fastcgi. reviewboard can run fine through t

Re: Accessing over bzr+ssh giving errors

I'm working on some of our bzr tools right now. I can try to look at it early next week, but unless it's relatively straightforward, I doubt I'll get around to fixing it. Honestly, I'm a little unsure why it wouldn't work, since we're just using bzrlib, presumably accessing it the exact same way b

Re: Accessing over bzr+ssh giving errors

Hmm. I thought so. I work with Python though mostly along the lines of wxPython and Twisted but if given a correct poke in my head, I might be able to look into the problem. Any pointers where I should start? Right now we all have SSH keys in our homedirectory so doing bzr+ssh:// uses that and

Re: Accessing over bzr+ssh giving errors

It's likely that it just doesn't support this. Someone may have to write the support. Bazaar support was written and used by contributors, but we (the lead developers) have no experience with it, so it's hard to really help here. Is any Bazaar contributor able to answer this? Christian -- Chris

cache_memoize large objects in diffviewer/views.py

While tracking down some caching issues we're having, I noticed that build_diff_fragment in diffviewer/views.py isn't using the large_data option to cache_memoize. Should it be? (That's not a rhetorical question.) I doubt this is the source of the problems we're having, but I noticed it and thoug