On 26.3.2015 10:58, Alan Pevec wrote:
2015-03-25 23:22 GMT+01:00 Steve Linabery
<slinaber(a)redhat.com>:
> My local username is not the same as my gerrithub user. I confirmed that 'ssh -p
29418 eggmaster(a)review.gerrithub.io' succeeds, so I believe my ssh keys are set up
correctly.
That's what you get for using funny nicknames ;) But this can be fixed
by adding entry to ~/.ssh/config e.g.
Host review.gerrithub.io
User apevec
> However, when I do `rdopkg update`, it prompts for
> Username for 'https://review.gerrithub.io': eggmaster
> Password for 'https://eggmaster@review.gerrithub.io': XXXXXX
As Haikel suggested, you need to set http passwrod in gerrit,
or, as I did, set RDO_UPDATE_REPO in ~/.rdopkg/conf.d/rdoupdate-repo.py:
RDO_UPDATE_REPO="ssh://review.gerrithub.io:29418/redhat-openstack/rdo-update"
Questions for Jakub, why is there both cfg['RDO_UPDATE_REPO'] and
cfg['RDO_UPDATE_GERRIT_SSH'] ?
And why is https default?
RDO_UPDATE_REPO is used in `rdopkg update` while RDO_UPDATE_GERRIT_SSH
is used in `rdopkg list-updates` to query gerrit API. So apparently,
these work with the same string for you, so I wonder if they can/should
be merged into one. What do you think? Minimalism or flexibility?
Cheers,
Alan
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