reviewboard link with Gitblit set up issue

[李海梅]

hi,

I got some issue on we set up reviewboard with GitBlit, i set up the path like: http://gittest.com/git/projectname.git
and also set the raw RUL like : http://gittest.com/gitblit/raw/?f=<filename>&r=projectname.git&h=<revision>
and also provide user id and password. After I click save bottom, it will keep running and no error feedback in error log, even more than half hour.  How I know what the reviewboard server is doing?

Could you help on this, or do you have some suggestion on it?


Thanks

[Christian Hammond]

Hi,

When saving the repository form, Review Board will try to do a 'git ls-remote <url> HEAD'. Might want to check that that does what you expect from that server.

What version of Review Board are you using?

Christian

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[李海梅]

Thanks Christian.

We are using ReviewBoard is 1.7.1

We try the command in reviewboard server :git ls-remote <url> HEAD, it can work fine. After we key in user id and password, it will return hashcode id for HEAD very fast. The <url> is the link we set up in repoistory form.  But this link is not working in repoisotry form and keep checking something when we klick save buttom.

Is there some log we can know which step block the process or how many check step will done by reviewboard for a new repository adding ? 

And currently we want set the url link to git server diretly, we dont want create a local repo on reviewboard server. The git server we use GitBlit, the repository url we used is metioned in GitBlit. So we fill the raw RUL like : http://gittest.com/gitblit/raw/?f=<filename>&r=projectname.git&h=<revision> also, even we remove the raw RUL set also is the same issue.


Thanks for your suggestion again.


 

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[Christian Hammond]

You'd have to look at the process list and see if anything spawned. Could look to see if rbssh is running and stuck. It might be asking for input, which would indicate you don't have an SSH key set up correctly, or the key you have requires a password (which we don't support).

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[李海梅]

When I add a new git repo, server log gives me :

"Git: Failed to find valid repository http://csit-git.corp.webex.com/git/SBP/webexBRM.git:
(gnome-ssh-askpass:32689): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:"

And I use this command on reviewboard server: unset SSH_ASKPASS
And then, I save again. It doesn't give error, but saving for so long time, no result.


Does something wrong with "unset SSH_ASKPASS" command?
What's relationship between this error and SSH SETTINGS which is in adminstrator's dashboard?

Thanks for your suggestion.

[Christian Hammond]

We don't use or respect SSH_ASKPASS. We provide our own ssh binary that should do the right thing, provided you generate an SSH key that does not require a password.

Christian