I have narrowed this down further.
I created a service account in Reviewboard for post-review to create
Review Requests via the webapi. That service account is conveniently
called post-review. If I create a Review Request from post-review
(the CLI) and NOT publish it, then go to RB, login as
Gah! Ok... I found the problem, and it's pretty silly on my part. The
account I was posting/publishing the review requests from did not have
an email address. Problem solved.
-Ryan
On Sep 2, 9:20 am, RShelley 12gaugeme...@gmail.com wrote:
I have narrowed this down further.
I created a
Glad that's all it was! That makes a lot more sense :)
Christian
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On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 9:29 AM, RShelley 12gaugeme...@gmail.com wrote:
Gah! Ok... I found the problem,
We switched from having to authenticate to the SMTP gateway (gmail) to
an internal SMTP gateway that doesn't require it. Gmail didn't need
an email address for the user because it was able to pull it from the
authenticating user. The internal SMTP gateway is open, so without
one it doesn't know
This has me pretty baffled. I wrote a Java API awhile ago to publish
a review request, among other things. The API does in fact publish
the request (it's visible to users, and is no longer in draft mode),
however, emails are not being sent to the groups and reviewers on the
request. If I post a
