Thank you for the assistance. I tried using the HTTPS URL, but I had to
encode both the username and password into the URL: just having the
username, or nothing, and filling in the Username/Password fields below
gave a "No Repository" error. I didn't feel comfortable having a password
visible i
You can try entering an https URL, if that's available. Alternatively,
enter a path to any git clone, then go into the database through the MySQL
command line tools or something and update the path there to the correct
one.
Christian
On Friday, January 10, 2014, Erika Redmark wrote:
> I eventua
I eventually decided to re-clone the repo, install a cron job to regularly
keep things in sync. As time goes by I will see if my cron job is working
but I am sure over time I can refine it, at least until I can start using
masks.
Speaking of, this whole issue I am having is coming from verifica
Paramiko is at version 1.12.0
Also, for reference the version of Stash that we are running is 2.6.4.
-Erika
On Wednesday, January 8, 2014 6:07:36 PM UTC-5, Christian Hammond wrote:
>
> Yeah, that was a typo.
>
> Okay.. Well, this sounds like a compatibility issue between Paramiko and
> your SSH
Yeah, that was a typo.
Okay.. Well, this sounds like a compatibility issue between Paramiko and
your SSH server.
Can you tell me what version of Paramiko is installed? You should be able
to do a 'locate paramiko' and find the egg directory.
Christian
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Thank you for the steps. I revoked the path to a local repo and followed
the steps you gave me. Here are the results.
1) The user is www-data, and they have access to
/var/www/reviewboard/data/.ssh, but there is only an id_rsa, not an id_dsa
2) I used the id_rsa key I found there as my own for m
You shouldn't need a local repo. What's happening is that, when creating a
repository entry, RB is doing a validation check to make sure what you
enter is correct. However, for file lookups, it's using the raw file mask,
and shouldn't care about the repository path anymore except when a client
is u
I just set my Path to the local repo, my Mirror to the clone URI for ssh,
the mask to a proper mask I posted, and supplied the username/password for
the the special ReviewBoardUser, just to be sure. It seems like it works
now, and the old error I was getting where I would get 207s and File Not
Hmm, I thought we had turned off validation when the URL mask was supplied.
I guess I was wrong.
So I'd have expected the log to have said something one way or another
about keys, whether it had one or didn't, and whether or not it succeeded.
An "EOF in transport thread" usually means something el
I read about the issue involving git and I had previously used a local
clone, but ended up with errors where it would not find diff changes for
new branches. I do have a mask I can use that works with Stash:
https://[redacted]/projects/key/repos/plugin-suite/browse/?at=&raw
But the error comes
Hi Erika,
So the first big thing to know about Git is that you *must* either use a
local clone, or provide the raw file mask. Ideally the latter. Git has no
protocol support for fetching the content of an individual file at a given
revision, which means you can't just provide a remote path to Revi
This question is almost identical
to https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/reviewboard/UmXYqdsKTXY, however
that thread ended without resolution.
We have ReviewBoard 1.7.20 set up on Ubuntu 12.04. I am trying to set up a
repository on ReviewBoard against a git repository on stash, but I run
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