Re: Help Installing in a directory, not a subdomain

Hi Daniel, That review request for subdirectory support is pretty ancient. We've supported it for a long time now. It looks like that config file was generated with /reviews set as the subdirectory successfully. The configuration looks good. When you initially went to /reviews/, you saw the

Re: reviewboard and clearcase problem

Ok, i got to spend a little time at this today. looks like postreview has support for clearcase on windows without cygwin. Ans so the posted diff looks fine. Sorry my mistake. But thats not the case on the server side. It fails on the file_exists and then trying to view the diff it uses a

Re: reviewboard and clearcase problem

How do you have the server configured? The server needs to point to a dynamic view where it will be able to access the file revisions specified via extended path notation. Dan On Feb 17, 10:15 am, eeiths eei...@gmail.com wrote: Ok, i got to spend a little time at this today. looks like

GNU Patch.exe on windows

Hi! I'm unable to get ReviewBoard running on windows. When I acess my review site page, the page Manual Server updates always show, with the message to install patch.exe and put in the path. The executable file is in the path, I can run it by command prompt, and I try to put in the Apache bin

Re: Help Installing in a directory, not a subdomain

Hi Chris, Thanks for your quick reply! No, I've never seen the reviewbaord site, just forbidden messages. The version is: 1.0.5.1 BTW, It's a Windows 2003 server On Feb 17, 7:12 pm, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com wrote: Hi Daniel, That review request for subdirectory support is pretty

Setting up developer environment

When I run this: python ./contrib/internal/prepare-dev.py I get that: Synchronizing database... Error: No module named django_evolution Did I miss a step or something? -- Tony Bibbs Phone: (515) 554-8046 Twitter, Skype, Facebook: tonybibbs Web: http://www.tonybibbs.com -- Want to help the

Re: Help Installing in a directory, not a subdomain

I just remembered I did manage to get the Manual Server updates which indicated I should put patch.exe in the PATH. After putting adding it to the path, I got the forbidden messages again. Notes that this was using my own httpd.conf hack with a Directory instead of a VirtualHost . On Feb 18,

Re: GNU Patch.exe on windows

Did you restart Apache ? On Feb 18, 2:43 am, couto.igor couto.i...@gmail.com wrote: Hi! I'm unable to get ReviewBoard running on windows. When I acess my review site page, the page Manual Server updates always show, with the message to install patch.exe and put in the path. The executable