Hi Dan,
We don't use OpenSSH for talking to the repository. We use our rbssh
instead. This shouldn't end up using the SSH key in ~/.ssh, but rather
should be using the SSH key configured in Review Board instead, which will
live in $sitedir/data/.ssh instead of /var/www/.ssh.
Is the SSH key shown
Hi Christian,
I've confirmed that Review Board is not respecting the port number in my
Git URL string and using the default port 22 instead. In real-time I can
see the relevant log output for sshd running on port 22 when I try to add
a repo to Review Board with the URL:
You'll need to change your URL format. user@server:repo implies SSH and
uses the colon to separate server from repo. This is likely why your port
usage is disappearing.
Use ssh://user@server:port/repo instead.
Ken
On Tuesday, April 29, 2014 2:59:04 PM UTC-6, Dan Tehranian wrote:
Hi
Hi Ken,
Yea, I'd originally tried with the ssh:// pre-pended since that seems
like the proper format of a URL, but the error I got from the Admin UI in
that case was: [Errno -2] Name or service not known so that seemed to be
even less promising.
Now that I look again more closely, I see
Hi Christian,
re: rbssh - If I try to invoke rbssh directly it seems to connect to the
sshd on port 22 of the remote host even though I'm telling it to use port
7999. Ex:
rbssh vi-stash.lab.vi.local -l git -p 7999 -s ssh
Is there any way to better debug what rbssh is doing?
Thanks,
Dan
