Thanks. That put me on the right path to solving it.
To close the loop:
I had to create a ~/.ssh/config file (where ~/ == www-data's home dir)
The contents:
host svn.example.com
user davidu
That caused it to actually try to ssh as davidu all the time, which
for some reason, it wasn't.
Now
Probably the best thing is to run post-review with --debug and the
same arguments that the post-commit-hook is using, and see what the
output is.
-David
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 9:10 AM, ReviewBoard User
wrote:
> Hi
> I am trying to automate post-review on a RHEL4. Here are the specs
> 1. Python
Hi
I am trying to automate post-review on a RHEL4. Here are the specs
1. Python 2.4
2. Apache 2.2
4. ReviewBoard 1.05 RC1
5. SVN 1.4.2
I am using the script below on a subversion post-commit-hook
http://github.com/reviewboard/reviewboard/tree/master/contrib/tools
htdocs/media is owned by apache-u
Hi,
I'm using ReviewBoard 1.5RC1 nightlies.
When adding a repo, using the svn+ssh method I get a "A repository was
not found at the specified path" error.
My Repo root is: svn+ssh://svn.example.com/var/lib/svn
My username is set to: davidu
My password is set to a password that should not be requ
