Hello everybody,
I just tried to perform fresh install of ReviewBoard on fresh VM
installation of CentOS and I got stuck on getting database connection to
work.
Here is the error message:
> OperationalError at /
>
> could not connect to server: Connection refused
> Is the server running
Hi!
This piece of information would be crucial for me as we're going to pay for
database storage: could You give an estimation on how much disk space would
a MySQL database for ReviewBoard consume for a pretty large project with
~50 software designers on a relatively large (can be several hundr
Hi Mario,
I haven't seen any bugs with database connections in Django. It really just
looks like the database either isn't running, isn't listening to that port,
can't be accessed due to a firewall issue, or isn't listening on 127.0.0.1.
Christian
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Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com
Revi
Hi,
It's hard to give you a real number, but we store every diff (starting in
1.7, every unique diff, so if a diff for a file is uploaded more than once,
it's only stored once).
The largest database I've seen has grown up to about 10GB, but that's with
about 30 repositories and a thousand active
Review Board "Better Late Than Never" 1.7 RC 1 is out. We had hoped to get
this out earlier, but hit some problems and annoyances during some
production use that we felt should be fixed first. So trust me, it was
worth the wait :)
There's a lot of fixes, enhancements, and some small extension inte
