So, I suspect this is going to be a tricky situation to solve:
I've been hosting a Review Board instance on Red Hat's public OpenShift
for quite a while while we worked on getting a supported version hosted
in the Fedora Hosted infrastructure. There are now over 1500 reviews in
this OpenShift inst
Hi,
I apologize for posting it again, I think my previous post got buried down.
I am getting a failure while uploading diff file using rbt post command. I
have configured a bitbucket repo on ReviewBoard. The server is running on
my local host.
My .reviewboardrc looks as follows:
REVIEWBOAR
I am working on a extension which will send HTTP requests to ReviewBoard.
But I got a "Failure authenticating with BASIC 'Web API'" error, and that
means my authentication failed with ReviewBoard, I do look at the API
instruction but still have no idea with this error.
The username I used to ma
The "error" is coming from whatever's serving up your Mercurial repo that
Review Board is talking to. Check your reviewboard.log file and see if
anything stands out.
Christian
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Hi everyone,
Over the weekend Mike Conley and I hacked together a little project to
allow posting code for review using a push based workflow.
The idea is to allow for code to be pushed to a special "reviews" clone
which handles creating the review requests. This only took a few hours to
throw to
I think it's actually due to an old hg. You said in your previous email
that you were using 2.0.2. Can you upgrade to a more recent release?
-David
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 11:22 AM, Christian Hammond wrote:
> The "error" is coming from whatever's serving up your Mercurial repo that
> Review Boa
Can you explain more what you were doing when you got that error? What URL
are you trying to access? How are you accessing it?
-David
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 9:11 AM, Gong Zhang wrote:
> I am working on a extension which will send HTTP requests to ReviewBoard.
> But I got a "Failure authentica
>
> Never mind, I just figured out that that`s something wrong with my
> extension. I am trying to access the /api/review-requests/#/reviews and do
> a post operation. The WEB API works well, I just can not make my
> authentication right. Thanks anyway!
>
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Hi there, I've updated to 0.5.7 and I'm running from cygwin and I get the
same result. Can rbt be run from cygwin? Here is what I get:
$ rbt post -d -o 299074
DEBUG:root:Checking for a Subversion repository...
DEBUG:root:Checking for a Git repository...
DEBUG:root:Checking for a Mercurial reposi
I updated hg to hg 2.9 on ubuntu, but I was still getting the same problem.
I looked at the .log file and error does seem to be related to bitbucket
(where the repo is hosted)
*2014-02-13 05:43:21,606 - DEBUG - - Initialized HgWebClient with
url=u'https://ka...@bitbucket.org/kapil/test-reviewboar
We're working on a better repository form that will be a lot easier to use,
and automatically determine many of the fields, but in the meantime, I'll
make a note to improve the help text.
Service URL is the path to the root of your GitLab server. Same with the
URL field for the bug tracker. (I kno
I'm having this same problem with GitLab. :-(
Running Debian Jessie and PyCrypto 2.6.1.
Help very much appreciated.
Also: it's great that this supposedly supports gitlab, but I have no idea
what to put into the fields, and the documentation isn't helpful at all.
What goes into "Service URL"? W
I first setup my site to use files as caching, but then the docs convinced me
to change to memcached.
I set the value for memcaches location to:
unix:/tmp/memcached.sock
It saved, and the site continued to work for a while (including the admin
area), but all of a sudden it stopped work
Thanks for the quick reply Christian.
paramiko 1.12.1.
Site is being started like so:
rb-site manage /path/to/site.com runfcgi daemonize=false host=localhost
port=8025
Also, having problems with memcached, but for that I created another thread,
hope you can help there too.
Thanks,
Gr
Hi Greg,
Review Board expects the usage of an address:port. This will generally be
localhost:11211.
It's a bug that the socket doesn't work (and should probably be filed), but
the address:port is the more typical way of configuring memcached anyway,
so it's still a better bet.
Christian
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Hi Greg,
We're running the same versions of PyCrypto and Paramiko, but I haven't
managed to reproduce the problem.
It's possible it has something to do with fastcgi. These days, wsgi is the
better supported option (really across the board on all Python-based
webapps). We've seen various issues wi
OK... well, in that case I'll need to change the setting anyway. How can I
change it if it crashes every time I try to?
Also, for now I'll probably stick to using "files", so it'd be greatly
appreciated if you could explain (or point me to an explanation), of how I can
change this setting (for
So what does that mean for nginx users?
I already spent a day getting this thing working with nginx. :-\
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On Feb 13, 2014, at 12:55 AM, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> We're running the same ver
I'd expect that you'd still be able to reach the General Settings page
at http:///admin/settings/general/. Does that also result in an
error page?
If it does work, you can switch to file-based caching or change the
memcached address from there.
Christian
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The generally recommended setup is to use Apache with mod_wsgi, but there's
also wsgi support for nginx, plus services like gunicorn or uwsgi (though
we don't provide any official support for these).
I don't know for a fact that fastcgi is the culprit. It's just the one
thing that stood out from w
Err... what's the reason for rbssh? I think I have password authentication
turned off with ssh (requires key).
$ rbssh u...@host.com
/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/paramiko-1.12.1-py2.7.egg/paramiko/client.py:95:
UserWarning: Unknown ssh-rsa host key for host.com:
f315ab3debbdf29ae833df
What's the reason we use rbssh instead of ssh? We need more control over
the environment and SSH keys than ssh allows for.
So.. wait, let's take a step back. Are you using a GitLab repository here,
or are you specifying a standard Git repository and pointing to the local
path, or are you specifyin
> So.. wait, let's take a step back. Are you using a GitLab repository here, or
> are you specifying a standard Git repository and pointing to the local path,
> or are you specifying an SSH or git protocol path?
The first two (and potentially third, but that seems like the least convenient
of t
Okay. There's something I want to have you try to rule out fastcgi. We're
going to run Review Board's single-threaded devserver and see if it's
susceptible to the same problem. That will help narrow down if it could be
fastcgi or if it's definitely not.
Run:
rb-site manage /path/to/site runse
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