I posted previously that I've installed ReviewBoard 1.7.7.1 on a Suse linux server (with git, apache, postgresql, modswgi, memcached, ...). The git repository we all use is 172.16.27.63. To get post-review to work properly, I had to add the following repository:
Path: snel...@172.16.27.63:/localdisk/git/repositories/TCD.git
and to have review board accept that repository, I had to setup ssh keys from the review board server to 172.16.27.63. Now that all works fine for me.
The problem now is when I tried to get another user to use post-review, they failed. Their repository was:
some...@172.16.27.63:/localdisk/git/repositories/TCD.git
and post-review wouldn't accept that. I had to create another repository for them, and add their ssh keys to the git server. That worked, but it seems like too much pain for dozens of users.
If users upload their diff using the ReviewBoard web page and my repository (snel...@172.16.27.63:/localdisk/git/repositories/TCD.git) on the "New Review Request" screen that works fine. But I'd like to get post-review work without having to create a specific repository for each user. Does anyone know if this can be done?
- Peter