Review Board 1.7 requires Python 2.5 or higher. You'll have to upgrade in
order for it to work.
What I'd recommend is a newer CentOS install, since some of our
dependencies will also need to be updated, and you won't hit as many issues
with the upgrade. Your best bet is to upgrade to something
Hi,
Is it possible to get info (e.g. fetch from database) if a particular
source file (or at least diffset) was reviewed? I can see filelists in the
table diffviewer_filediff, but I'm unable to find the connection to the
status or to the request id (e.g. table reviews_review).
I use RB 1.7
Hi,
Are you looking to do this through the web API, or are you writing an extension
or something? I'm gathering the latter.
I'm not at the computer so I don't have the code in front of me, but you can do
something like filediff.comments to get the Django relation to the diff
comments for the
Hello All,
I've been racking my brain on this for a couple of days and figured I'd
post here before I refactor my entire setup. Basically what we are doing
is, we have two servers - one is a standard apache web node that acts as a
proxy server and terminates SSL, then we have reviewboard being
Hi Brian,
Something to try would be to add:
os.environ['HTTPS'] = 'on'
to htdocs/reviewboard.wsgi.
See if that makes a difference. I noticed this at one point as well. We
need to change things to generate this by default if using https, or find a
beter way to turn it on by default.
Hi Christian,
Just tried that and there's no change. Additionally, I notice the response
from the first request looks like this (notice the http URL's vs https..
almost like it sees the redirect but doesn't want to follow it!)
{stat: ok, review_request: {status: pending, last_updated:
Just to sanity check, did you reload Apache?
We put in absolute URLs, and we tell Django to build those for us. Django
will insert https if it sees the HTTPS environment variable set to
on, and http otherwise. Provided the process is ending up with this
environment variable set, and the server is
Hi Christian,
Yes - I just stopped apache and manually restarted it as well just to make
sure. Here's a copy of the reviewboard.wsgi file ::
import os
import sys
os.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] = reviewboard.settings
os.environ['PYTHON_EGG_CACHE'] = /var/www/reviewboard/tmp/egg_cache
What would be the best way of getting a list of all reviewed files matching
a determined perforce path?
I also know I'm after the reviews created after 04/01/12.
Should I simply get all the reviews after that date and do any additional
filtering client-side?
If so, what would be the best way to
