Hi,
Can I use Server.sh for running reviewboard instead of installing it
to a web server.
If so, where do I put the configuration for connecting to a postgresql
database.
I would like to be able to run reviewboard on an ubuntu box.
Carlo
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server.sh simply calls manage.py. There's been some discussion of this, and
Christian may need to correct me, but this is a single-threaded webserver.
It's never undergone the optimization that a real web server like apache or
lighttpd has. Being single threaded, it's going to be slow as all-get-
Hmm no luck on root/
Hm what next... um
reinstall apache python trac from scratch - urk -
Any ideas?
On Jan 3, 5:56 pm, "Christian Hammond" wrote:
> So I see a couple things that stand out.
>
> The first is the directory structure. I assume when you ran 'rb-site
> install', yo
Hmm ok tried this but it's a no-go it's something outside of the
installation I think.
So I have it as default as rb-site made in /var/www/reviews
Either I have missed an installation step on python or django or
something, needless to say trac is working fine.
I want it to run off 10.0.1.201/re
Hi Jeff, carloc,
server.sh is for the fastcgi server, which is multi-threaded but requires
some extra config that we don't help enough with just yet. We recommend
against fastcgi, due to some memory issues we've seen where processes grow
out of control. Whether that's since been fixed, or whether
Can you paste your latest Apache config, and show me any errors from the
Apache log file that appear relevant?
It's probably something simple that just needs to be fixed.
Christian
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On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 3:09 AM, Ryan wrote:
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> Hmm no
I'm having trouble finding instructions on explicitly using gnu diff
while still preserving repo information. How do I work it into say
'svn diff -r 12:13 >testdiff' or a post-review.py call?
In the mean time I get the same error when running 'svn diff -r 12:13
>testdiff' in my working directory
Ok here we go :) (long one) first is apache.conf - second is default.
I think you're right though - it is something simple
--- apache.conf ---
#
# Based upon the NCSA server configuration files originally by Rob
McCool.
#
# This is the main Apache server configuration file. It c
I removed all the vhosts and enabled them back individually, I also
commented out the DocumentRoot on the reviewboard config and it
worked!
Well I have trac and reviews enabled.. I'll add the rest one by one
and find the error and post the results.
On Jan 6, 1:07 pm, "Christian Hammond" wrote:
