So I figured out a workaround. If I include my user name in the URL
(svn+ssh://@/repository_path) it works.
So I'm thinking the username could be added to the URL if it is not already
present in the URL but is specified on the "add repository" page?
I can possibly look into this if I have time
So I turned on rbssh logging and it is getting called by pysvn.
However, it is getting called with the wrong username. Instead of
it is getting called with as the username, so I'm
seeing the following in the logs:
07-10 19:19 root DEBUG['/usr/bin/rbssh', '',
'svnserve', '-
PySVN *should* use the configured SSH client (as dictated by the $SVN_SSH
variable, which we set internally to rbssh). So it should be using rbssh.
That uses Paramiko, and uses $sitedir/data as the $HOME. At no point should
it be using any other SSH implementation to access anything from the
reposi
OK, so after some investigation and struggles, I was able to get Paramiko
to connect successfully to the server using a different SSH port.
But now I've run into a similar issue with pysvn. in the check_repository
method of svn.py, there is a call to pysvn.client.info2(...).
This call is faili
Thanks, I will give this a try!
On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 3:15:14 AM UTC-4, Christian Hammond wrote:
>
> There's no configuration for this. It's honestly not something that has
> come up before.
>
> So, complete picture is that we have any program that needs ssh access use
> our rbssh script (whi
There's no configuration for this. It's honestly not something that has
come up before.
So, complete picture is that we have any program that needs ssh access use
our rbssh script (which wraps an SSH library called Paramiko), rather than
ssh. The reason being that ssh will hard-code lookups of the
So I looked into it further, and there is no way to specify a port in an
SVN url. There are other methods (using subversion config files). What
does reviewboard use for an SVN library and where might I find the config
files?
Thanks.
On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 2:50:07 AM UTC-4, Christian Hammon
Is there any way I can configure the port in this SSH library?
On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 2:50:07 AM UTC-4, Christian Hammond wrote:
>
> Review Board does not use the standard ssh. It instead uses an SSH library
> for all access. That library does not respect values in .ssh/config. You
> would hav
Review Board does not use the standard ssh. It instead uses an SSH library
for all access. That library does not respect values in .ssh/config. You
would have to provide all information within the URL.
Christian
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Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com
Review Board - http://www.reviewboard.org
Thanks for the quick reply!
I'm using 1.6.9.
I checked my home .ssh directory (that's used to access svn from the
command shell) and I've also got a "config" file there that has the
following entries:
host
user
port 202
Compression yes
CompressionLevel 6
host
user
port 202
Co
If you enable logging in Review Board, you may be able to find some
additional details in the log viewer.
Also, what version of Review Board are you using?
Christian
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Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com
Review Board - http://www.reviewboard.org
VMware, Inc. - http://www.vmware.com
On Mo
So I seem to have everything setup and running (thanks to the great
documentation), but I've run into a problem creating a repository. I'm
using subversion with ssh (svn+ssh://...). I uploaded the ssh key that I
use to connect to the repository, but I'm getting "[Errno 13] Permission
denied".
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