I think I figured it out. I'm running from cygwin mintty window, and
normally finding the git executable via a cygwin symbolic link. Python is
calling out to windows to run the git process, and git wasn't on the
windows path.
Once I put it there, the next problem was the interactive prompts f
hello Christian, i have installed a new website with wsgi however i could
not get rid of the reviewboard.admin.middleware problem within apache. I am
guessing it a setup issue as you mentioned so not planning to dig more. We
have two plans right now one is to get an up-to-date os and install 1.7
I upgraded from 1.6.9 to 1.7.1 and now new diffs cannot be generated and
communication in general to the subversion server seems to fail using
svn+ssh.
While poking at this it began to look like the issue may be around the
hostname being configured rather than the fqdn for the server. However,
Hi Dave,
Hard to say what this may be caused by without some additional debug info.
Would you mind checking and providing two things:
1) Any relevant section from reviewboard.log after the attempt.
2) JavaScript debug logs from the page when the buttons are disabled (easiest
with Chrome or Fire
Hi,
Installing on a distro with a modern Python is probably your best bet.
Certainly, something weird is happening with your import list.
You cannot downgrade your database. It just won't work.
To put a 1.6.4 database in a 1.7.1 install, you first need to create a 1.6.4
installation, use your
