Ahh, thanks Anton. That's the critical piece of information I was
missing: I didn't realise easy_install was not an RB but a Python
tool. I think, Christian, I may have given you the wrong impression as
to how serious the problem is.
So, it's all going significantly better now: I've upgraded RB
Ok, so I made the cardinal sin of not reading everything you sent. I
guess what I need to know is whether that error looks like migrating
this site is the best option or whether to go with generating a new
site and linking it to the old database.
Thanks again for everyone's help.
On Sep 13,
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 5:33 AM, insysion s.tai...@insysion.net wrote:
Ok, so I made the cardinal sin of not reading everything you sent. I
guess what I need to know is whether that error looks like migrating
this site is the best option or whether to go with generating a new
site and linking
Hi,
What version exactly is this? Almost sounds like a pre-1.0.
Before you do anything, back up the site directory and database. Things
could get hairy.
Can you describe to me the steps you're doing to upgrade? setup.cfg
shouldn't come into play unless you're dealing with a source tree.
I'm
Okay, to make yourself a superuser, do:
$ rb-site manage /path/to/site shell
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
user = User.objects.get(username=your username)
user.is_superuser = True
user.save()
Christian
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Review
Sounds great, unfortunately first I need to get me an rb-site tool :)
I've scoured the machine where RB is installed and the closest I have
is an rb-site.txt describing it's use. But the tool is nowhere to be
found.
On Sep 12, 8:03 pm, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com wrote:
Okay, to make
Hi,
rb-site is provided by the ReviewBoard package, which you should install by
doing easy_install -U ReviewBoard.
You shouldn't need to touch the tatballs. I don't know why it was angry
about setup.py, but perhaps it's just too old.
Best way to back up the database is by doing an SQL dump.
I did an upgrade from pre-1.0 SVN to 1.5.5. The instructions are in a
previous post:
http://goo.gl/KFIiT
Your steps will be a little different because you are using
easy_install. And you might not have the missing table issue I had.
easy_install is generally easy to get:
Red Hat-based: yum
