Hi,
Is there anything in common between the ones that do work, and the ones that
don't?
Is Review Board configured to talk to an external mail server, or something
like a local sendmail?
When e-mails are sent, are they sent immediately, or is there a significant
delay?
Also, are you sending
Thanks for the tip, David.
Our setup was using subvertpy. I'm not directly administering the
instance, but I trust the admin, and he added pysvn and removed subvertpy,
and we got this error:
The Python module subvertpy is not installed. You may need to restart the
server after installing
Hello,
I am using RBTools version 0.6.3 and tries to post some files to
ReviewBoard version 1.7.
When I use the command rbt post hello.c, I got the following error:
Failed to execute command: ['git', 'rev-parse', 'hello.c^']
fatal: ambiguous argument 'hello.c^': unknown revision or path not in
Hi Norman,
For Git (which it sounds like you're using), rbt post expects either no
parameters, or a commit SHA1/tag/branch, or a range of commits (like
branch1..branch2). It doesn't take filenames.
If you want to post a commit but limit it to particular files, you can use the
-I parameter,
Hi Jian,
Try doing a checkout of the repository under another user, then taking the
$HOME/.subversion/auth/ directory and copying it to
/path/to/rb-site-dir/data/.subversion/auth/.
You'll also need to change the ownership of that directory and its contents to
www-data:www-data.
Christian
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Thank you very much for your prompt reply!
I added the -I option but now it says ERROR: There don't seem to be any
diffs!
I am trying to submit this file as a new file. I also tried giving it the
full path in the repository:
rbt post -I /full/repository/path/hello.c
This time, it only shows
I added the -d option, which shows the debu (shown below). It looks like it
is still trying to do a diff ?
Command exited with rc 128: ['git', 'diff', '--no-color',
'--full-index', '--ignore-submodules',
'5d095244494ee46260897bc770bf3aa0eb3f9a12..5d095244494ee46260897bc770bf3aa0eb3f9a12',
Sorry for the confusion. I meant the new file is already committed to the
repository.
(1) I am on the origin/master branch for testing purpose.
(2) git diff origin/master does not show anything.
(3) git log -p -2 shows (which is when we first commit the new file and
push it back to the
Hi Norman,
rbt post is generally used from a feature branch descending from origin/master.
This is the requirement when just running 'rbt post'. However, if you want to
just post a given commit, you can specify that instead, like 'rbt post
origin/master', or 'git post
Thanks for the explanation. However, if I do that:
rbt post origin/master, or
rbt post 5d095244494ee46260897bc770bf3aa0eb3f9a12
I am back to the origin problem:
Failed to execute command: ['git', 'rev-parse',
'5d095244494ee46260897bc770bf3aa0eb3f9a12^']
fatal: ambiguous argument
The '^' character is safe. It means the commit before it.
What version of Git are you using?
Is that commit the very first in the repository? If so, try a newer commit.
Christian
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I did another commit and everything looks fine to me. Thank you very much
with your help!
Norman
On Monday, December 15, 2014 4:59:33 PM UTC-5, Christian Hammond wrote:
The '^' character is safe. It means the commit before it.
What version of Git are you using?
Is that commit the very
hi,
I had to migrate the RB. No issues on the migration, both machines were
using the same RB version (latest one).
The mail server will forward every email, it does not require logging nor
psw.
RB stop sending any emails any more.
The logs does not show anything related to email. Is it
Chris,
I tested the smpt server and it works, so I hate to say that seems like
something is not right on my RB (2.0.11). I tested on my RB server, by
using these steps http://www.wikihow.com/Send-Email-Using-Telnet .
Something that I am not sure if RB passes this info or not
HELO
Hi,
It's possible that, while a telnet session is working fine, the server is being
strict with e-mails coming from the server, due to some validation. Sending
over Telnet isn't going to be the same as sending in a real-world case, given
the headers we use.
Can you get me the information from
Hi David,
Yes. That did the trick. Thanks a lot for your generous help!
Best regards,
Yuan Jian
On Tuesday, December 16, 2014 4:50:30 AM UTC+8, Christian Hammond wrote:
Hi Jian,
Try doing a checkout of the repository under another user, then taking the
$HOME/.subversion/auth/ directory
Comment #9 on issue 2720 by dange.so...@gmail.com: ERROR (EXTERNAL IP):
Internal Server Error: /dashboard/
https://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=2720
Hi ,
we are using review board 1.7.6.
recently we are facing internal server error 500.
below is the snapshot of the error
Comment #10 on issue 2720 by chip...@gmail.com: ERROR (EXTERNAL IP):
Internal Server Error: /dashboard/
https://code.google.com/p/reviewboard/issues/detail?id=2720
Can you file a new issue for this? It's a separate problem than the ones
previously reported.
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