Hi Xu,
This shouldn't be a common problem. Generally a site directory maps to a
database, and once created it's rare to move it. In your case, you hit some
sort of bug with our logging failing due to the moved site directory,
causing the other logic that would normally detect the move to fail.
Hi Christian,
Yes, I was reusing the same database when setting up a different site.
After replacing the old url with the new one in siteconfig table, it all
works. Thank you very much. But I am really keen to know that what is the
proper way of getting rid of the unwanted site please? Is
Hi,
These paths are stored in the database, so if you're reusing the same
database between different site locations, that's probably it. The paths
are all in the siteconfig_siteconfiguration table, so you can look in there
and see if you're seeing the old paths. You can then replace them with the
Hi Christian,
Thanks for the head up. I will reset the key and password as you said.
I didn't see any error pages when trying to sue DEBUG=True.
By running the rb-site manage command with the path of sitedir( let's call
it 'new sitedir'), I got an error message complaining about 'permission
Do you see error pages when trying to use DEBUG=True?
Let's try a workaround. We're going to ensure that logging is turned on.
Try running:
rb-site manage /path/to/sitedir set-siteconfig -- --key=logging_enabled
--value=true
Then restart Apache. See if you get any further. Make sure to
Hi Christian,
Thank you very much for your reply.
Here is the content of the Apache error log. The last four entries were
created when I tried to access the web site on the local machine with
'localhost:8080/bot2' and hit HTTP 500 with DEBUG=False. I have configured
the server to use port
Hi,
You should never need to set DEBUG=True in a production environment. Can
you find any other error information in Apache's error_log when you hit the
HTTP 500? And the full details of the one error log entry you mentioned?
Christian
On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 8:19 AM Yuanyuan Xu
wrote:
> The
The system I am working with:
Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
Python 2.7.15rcl
Review board 3.0.8
On Tuesday, 28 August 2018 17:32:43 UTC+1, Yuanyuan Xu wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I had a new Review Board site set up from scratch following the document
> in Ubuntu. However, I got Error 500 when I tried to access my
Hi,
I had a new Review Board site set up from scratch following the document in
Ubuntu. However, I got Error 500 when I tried to access my site. But if I
set DEBUG=True in the setting py file, I was able to access the admin UI
successfully. I have set the whole $site_folder Owner to
