Yes, we do all our development and most of our testing on Linux. Truth be
told, a lot of our Windows support is provided by third parties right now.
Unfortunately, a lot of our dependencies are not really tested well on
Windows, so it's difficult to support.
You will have the best luck with a mode
that's fine. I got linux boxes that i can install this permanently. I
hope it is tested in Linux?
CMOS
On Mar 10, 1:27 am, Christian Hammond wrote:
> I don't have anything else I could recommend. This is a new problem to me,
> and I'd have to do some work myself to figure out if there's a soluti
I don't have anything else I could recommend. This is a new problem to me,
and I'd have to do some work myself to figure out if there's a solution on
Windows. We don't really officially support plink right now, but it'd be
nice to get it working.
If possible, I'd suggest installing this into a Lin
hi,
i tried it, but unfortunately it did not solve the problem. i still
see a never ending process tree. Any guess?
CMOS
On Mar 6, 7:01 am, Christian Hammond wrote:
> So it looks like plink requires that the host keys be in the Registry. We
> would have to implement support for this to make it s
So it looks like plink requires that the host keys be in the Registry. We
would have to implement support for this to make it seamless, but
fortunately the Putty guys have a script that will import a known_hosts file
into the Registry.
See:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/faq.ht
hi,
sorry for the delay in replying.
i checked the path you specified and i see a known hosts file created
there. it includes the cvs host too. (i am sure this was created by
reviewboard)
When i try to add the repo, it asks me whether i trust that host and i
clicked yes. The hang happens afterwords
Yeah, this is going to remain a problem. When using :ext:, cvs is going to
ask for verification on the credentials. That's what we're trying to solve
in 1.5, but it seems it's breaking for your setup. It could be something
specific with a Windows host. I would have to do some further research.
Wha
now the post-review hangs with following message:
HTTP POSTing to http://:88/api/json/reviewrequests/2/diff/
new/: {}
and as before, the process tree (httpd- > cvs -> cmd -> plink) seem to
run without ending.
On Mar 1, 2:26 pm, CMOS wrote:
> adding the path to mirror path solved it.
>
> On Mar
adding the path to mirror path solved it.
On Mar 1, 2:12 pm, CMOS wrote:
> tried that but did not work. still it hangs.
> i removed that line from the source and tried it and now repo gets
> added, but not sure whether it will work.
>
> To see if it works, i tried to post a review request using p
tried that but did not work. still it hangs.
i removed that line from the source and tried it and now repo gets
added, but not sure whether it will work.
To see if it works, i tried to post a review request using post-review
and it gives this error:
"The repository path specified is not in the li
The HOME issue is something I'm hoping to address before 1.5 is out the
door.
For now, try adding a new SetEnv directive in the Apache config for the site
that points HOME to some directory in your RB site directory. You'll need to
create this directory and make sure that Apache can write to it.
hi,
i checked the process tree during hang and saw that httpd starts cvs,
which in turn starts plink through a new shell. All these processes
does not terminate during the hang.
to see if i can try it manually, i invoked cvs directly with the same
command line and it finished in a second. It produc
We're checking to make sure it's a valid repository. That's a large CVSROOT,
but shouldn't take that long, certainly. Sounds more like something is hung
and not finishing. It may be failing to see the stored certificate and is
asking for input.
Try to reproduce it and see if the cvs process sticks
hi,
sorry i should have mentioned this in the first post. When i fist did
it, it presented me the certificate information. (it asked me whether
i trust that host as usual ssh and i said yes.) The hang happens after
words!
i checked out the source and saw that it tries to cat CVSROOT/modules.
What e
Hi,
When using :ext:, we attempt to connect to the host through ssh to get the
certificate information and present it to the user. It sounds like this is
somehow failing. We're using the paramiko Python module for this. It's
possible that this is having some issues.
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