Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

Ah, your last message caused me to dig some more, and I was able to find the issue. Apache was running the child processes as the wrong user and they did therefore not have access to the directories the way they should. So, it was a misconfiguration in my httpd.conf. Thanks! On Wednesday, May

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

The webserver is actually running as the apache user. We are using Oracle Enterprise Linux 6, and SELinux is enabled. I had to get our IT department to make some changes to SELinux while installing MySQL and Apache. Are there any known things that I should check with regards to SELinux that I

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

Looks like your web server is running as root, which is bad. It really should be using its own dedicated user. That's not the source of the problem, but it's something to be aware of. What Linux distro are you using? Any chance SELinux is enabled? If so, that can cause this. Christian -- Chris

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

Ok, I tried that and that got rid of one of the error messages (the one that was referencing an invalid path), but the other two are still there, and those two messages do reference a valid path.

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

Hi, If this is a copy of the database, and not a reference to the original database, then you can use the commands in my prior e-mail to fix up the path. It'll modify the settings stored in the database to reference the new paths you specify. After you do that, you can restart Apache, and it shoul

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

Ah, well maybe that is the issue then. Ok, so let me ask if I need to go about this a different way. We currently have reviewboard running on an old, antiquated box. I had them set up a new VM for me that I am migrating reviewboard to. I can't install reviewboard in the same location on this ne

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

If the path is referencing an incorrect directory, then it sounds like you may be using a database originally installed in a different path. You can verify this by typing: $ rb-site manage /path/to/site list-siteconfig That will show you all your configured site settings, some of which will h

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

Yeah, I've tried various combinations of permissions and always restarting apache after I make changes. I'm a bit stuck here as the error messages do not make any sense to me. On Thursday, April 30, 2015 at 9:47:00 PM UTC-4, David Trowbridge wrote: > > Have you tried restarting the web server (a

Re: Issue after ReviewBoard upgrade

Have you tried restarting the web server (apache)? -David On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 11:12 AM Papaswede wrote: > I've upgraded my ReviewBoard site and am now getting the errors in the > attached screenshot. The first and last errors don't make sense to me, > because /var/reviewboard/ is not the lo