Re: post-review in the "Secure Area"

2009-04-30 Thread Slava

Thanks, Christian for fast reply. Registration was one of the problems
yes, as you correctly suggested. If I am not mistaken with alphas
users could actually see the reviews without creating accounts, but
that problem was solved in betas. Only disabling registration option
left.

Thanks again and I am waiting for the beta 3 impatiently :)

On May 1, 12:35 am, Christian Hammond  wrote:
> Hi Slava,
>
> Is there a reason you're not using one of our built-in auth methods instead
> of HTTP auth? We probably won't support both an auth method AND HTTP auth in
> post-review, as it's redundant and complicates things. However, using
> built-in auth I imagine would work well enough, and you can disable
> registration (in beta 3, which will be released I think this weekend) so if
> that's the reason for using HTTP auth, you should be set in just a week :)
>
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Hammond - chip...@chipx86.com
> Review Board -http://www.review-board.org
> VMware, Inc. -http://www.vmware.com
>
> On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Slava Kurkov  wrote:
> > Hello, developing team!
>
> > Our company RunToShop has an internal Review Board installed (Review Board
> > 1.0 beta 2) for our developers. Therefore besides native Web site
> > authentication provided by Review Board I have protected the system
> > with "Secure Area" access for entire /reviews location. The problem I got
> > immediately with post-review is that it prompts me User/Password dialog in
> > command line whenever it tries to commit the changes to /api/json/... That
> > is not convenient at all with Automating 
> > post-reviewin
> >  svn hooks, as I basically can not prefill the authentication dialog
> > running the post-review command automatically. I was looking for
> > the solution for my problem in the net, but unfortunately did not see any
> > similar posts about the issue.
>
> > The temperary solution I have found so far by myself is to modify
> > post-review.py itself in RBTools-0.2beta1 egg: http_get and 
> > http_postmethods. I have altered request parameter with Authorization 
> > header before
> > it gets read by urllib2.
>
> > Will the issue I have just described with "Secure Area" can be solved in
> > nearest future? Or maybe there are already some solutions exist?
>
> > Thank you
>
> > --
> > Slava Kurkov
> > Pixel Expert / New Integration Specialist
>
> > RunToShop.fi
> > Hiilikatu 3
> > 00180 Helsinki Finland
> > (040) 704-2048
> >http://www.runtoshop.fi
> > sl...@runtoshop.fi
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Re: post-review in the "Secure Area"

2009-04-30 Thread Christian Hammond
Hi Slava,

Is there a reason you're not using one of our built-in auth methods instead
of HTTP auth? We probably won't support both an auth method AND HTTP auth in
post-review, as it's redundant and complicates things. However, using
built-in auth I imagine would work well enough, and you can disable
registration (in beta 3, which will be released I think this weekend) so if
that's the reason for using HTTP auth, you should be set in just a week :)

Christian

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Review Board - http://www.review-board.org
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On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 2:20 PM, Slava Kurkov  wrote:

> Hello, developing team!
>
> Our company RunToShop has an internal Review Board installed (Review Board
> 1.0 beta 2) for our developers. Therefore besides native Web site
> authentication provided by Review Board I have protected the system
> with "Secure Area" access for entire /reviews location. The problem I got
> immediately with post-review is that it prompts me User/Password dialog in
> command line whenever it tries to commit the changes to /api/json/... That
> is not convenient at all with Automating 
> post-reviewin
>  svn hooks, as I basically can not prefill the authentication dialog
> running the post-review command automatically. I was looking for
> the solution for my problem in the net, but unfortunately did not see any
> similar posts about the issue.
>
> The temperary solution I have found so far by myself is to modify
> post-review.py itself in RBTools-0.2beta1 egg: http_get and http_postmethods. 
> I have altered request parameter with Authorization header before
> it gets read by urllib2.
>
> Will the issue I have just described with "Secure Area" can be solved in
> nearest future? Or maybe there are already some solutions exist?
>
> Thank you
>
> --
> Slava Kurkov
> Pixel Expert / New Integration Specialist
>
> RunToShop.fi
> Hiilikatu 3
> 00180 Helsinki Finland
> (040) 704-2048
> http://www.runtoshop.fi
> sl...@runtoshop.fi
>
>
>
> >
>

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post-review in the "Secure Area"

2009-04-30 Thread Slava

Hello, developing team!

Our company RunToShop has an internal Review Board installed (Review
Board 1.0 beta 2) for our developers. Therefore besides native Web
site authentication provided by Review Board I have protected the
system with "Secure Area" access for entire /reviews location. The
problem I got immediately with post-review is that it prompts me User/
Password dialog in command line whenever it tries to commit the
changes to /api/json/... That is not convenient at all with Automating
post-review in svn hooks, as I basically can not prefill the
authentication dialog running the post-review command automatically. I
was looking for the solution for my problem in the net, but
unfortunately did not see any similar posts about the issue.

The temperary solution I have found so far by myself is to modify post-
review.py itself in RBTools-0.2beta1 egg: http_get and http_post
methods. I have altered request parameter with Authorization header
before it gets read by urllib2.

Will the issue I have just described with "Secure Area" can be solved
in nearest future? Or maybe there are already some solutions exist?

Thank you

--
Slava Kurkov

RunToShop.fi
Helsinki Finland
http://www.runtoshop.fi

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