Recent Posts by skip

Topic: Redmine / SVN DNS error - invalid destination port

I’ve tried a few things last night and I think you’re right about it being an OS thing rather then a Redmine issue.

Initially i restarted the server as it was and logged in as an admin (not root who I installed Redmine as) and all worked fine.
Then I logged out and logged in as root and still all worked ok but the moment i logged out of the root account the dns issues started and the error appeared.

I guess I’ve learned my lesson and just won’t log on as root or at least I won’t log out without restarting the server.
Still a weird issue but i can live with it this way :)

Thanks for your help!
Skip

Topic: Redmine / SVN DNS error - invalid destination port

I can’t test that until this evening when people have gone home but will let you know.

Topic: Redmine / SVN DNS error - invalid destination port

Not sure if it helps, but I found the error message in the mongrel logs.

Topic: Redmine / SVN DNS error - invalid destination port

Hi Beltran,
Pinging and resolving the SVN server from the redmine server works just fine as well (also before I added the hosts entry).
The two servers and the client machine are all on the same network and use the same DNS server.

I did come across this post online of someone describing the exact same issue, but not sure how/if i can implement his nohup fix.

http://lists.apple.com/archives/unix-porting/20…

According to this it is an OS related issue that has something to do with the user that started the process logging out.
I installed Redmine as root and am using launchd to start it at boot (also as root). That’s always worked fine before so I’m not sure what’s different now.

Topic: Redmine / SVN DNS error - invalid destination port

I’ve just migrated a Bitnami Redmine 1.0.4 server that was running on an OS X Server 10.6.5 server to a newly installed 10.6.6 server running redmine 1.1 and I kept getting this error when someone tried to access any repository via the web interface

svn: OPTIONS of ‘https://server.domain.com/svn/reponame’: Could not resolve hostname `server.domain.com’: Host not found (server.domain.com)
could not lookup DNS configuration info service: (ipc/send) invalid destination port

All repositories worked fine using webdav so no issues there.

After some troubleshooting I tried adding my servers hostname to /etc/hosts which seems to have resolved the issue but I dont really like that workaround.

Has anyone else seen this issue and maybe a permanent fix?

Thanks
Skip

Topic: Redmine / svn error 502 bad gateway

Hi beltran,

I didn’t get any errors in the logs, but your suggestion of using the command line did put me on the right track.

The command line did work without any issues, but in Versions (svn client) I did still get the 502 errors. So I created new working copies and after that it does seem to work fine. To be honest I have no idea what caused the errors in the first place but am happy they’re gone now!

Thanks a lot
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Topic: Redmine / svn error 502 bad gateway

I’m running redmine stack 0.9.4 but am struggling to get SVN to work properly and keep getting error 502 bad gateway errors when moving files.

Does anyone know what i can do to fix these errors?
I’ve had a look at several articles (i.e. http://silmor.de/49) but to no avail.

Thanks
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Topic: Redmine / Redmine behind reverse proxy

Thanks for your reply Beltran, but my colleague had already tried that but couldn’t get that work (not sure why).

But the good news is that i found the solution just minutes after posting the question (after 3 days of gooling).
It appeared to be a config fault in our proxy apache and following this post it does work just fine:

http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/apache_2_on_os_x

Thanks for your help though.
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Topic: Redmine / Redmine behind reverse proxy

I’ve got a fairly straightforward setup where the redmine server is located behind an Apache reverse proxy so it can’t be accessed directly.

Users connect over SSL which is terminated by the apache proxy, this then forwards the requests to the backend bitnami/redmine apache which handles the rest.

Now all this works just fine except for one annoying thing, but there are a few links on the redmine interface that point to the IP and port of the internal redmine server. The one easiest to replicate is the “jump to a project” drop down, but there are several more.

Does anyone know how I can get these links to work as well?

Thanks
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Topic: Redmine / svn permission control

Hi all,

I’m new to Redmine and have been playing with it for a few days now, but the only thing I can’t figure out is how to integrate the user permissions with SVN.

I’m running the bitnami redmine on OS X Server with SVN repos on the same server.

Does anyone have any idea what the best approach is to manage this? I’ve looked at the redmine.pm method, but can’t get that to work so…

Thanks
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