Thanks for the insight Chris. I really appreciate your work and
responsiveness.
--Steve
On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 4:07:18 PM UTC-7, Christian Hammond wrote:
>
> Hi Steve,
>
> Local sites aren't something that are deeply exposed. They're usable,
> certainly, but my feeling is that you may really want two instances.
>
> With Local Sites, you can basically have a path that goes to a specific
> site, which certain people will have access to. However, in your case,
> everything that already exists on the server will be independent of a
> Local Site, so you'd be in this weird setup where some things are at,
> /r/123, and some are at /s/sitename/r/456.
>
> We built Local Sites originally for RBCommons.com, our Review Board SaaS.
> I don't know if anyone out there has used them for any other installations.
> Possibly, and you could certainly try it, but there may be some gotchas.
>
> Christian
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> On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 3:05 PM, Steve >wrote:
>
>> We currently have 2 review board servers running 1.7.6 on 2 different
>> CenotOS 6 hosts. We set up 2 servers way back in the 1.0 days to restrict
>> visibility of some portions of our perforce repository. I'm now tasked
>> with setting up a third server with even greater restrictions. All 3
>> servers point to a single perforce repository. I don't want to tie up a 3rd
>> box for this, so I'm looking to run 2 sites on 1 machine. My first thought
>> was to set up a second IP and try to get 2 different instances of RB
>> running on the same box, but with distinct databases and directories. But
>> I see that 1.7 has private groups and the concept of 'local sites' which
>> look like they may be another way to solve the problem. However, I haven't
>> been able to find enough detail on local sites to determine if I should go
>> down that road. I was hoping others out there may have some hard-earned
>> experience on which of these approaches is the most viable.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> --Steve
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