cannot create repo; but can create repo group

[Mads Kiilerich]

On 21/11/2024 02:08, Ed Wong wrote:
> Ed Wong wrote:
>> As an addendum, I found the only mention of "kallitheavhost"
>> and that was with my celery line in the configuration.
>>
>> celery.broker_url = redis://<usr>:<pwd>@<host>:<ip>/kallitheavhost
>>
>> I'm wondering if I actually got this url string correct.
>>
> Sorry for the noise,  looks like it's a PEBCAK again. ;/


I agree everything points in that direction. Or rather in the 
configuration of celery and redis ... and Kallithea.


> I get a 'better' response:
>
> 2024-11-21 09:13:48.762 INFO  [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine] (9, 2)
> ..
> 2024-11-21 09:13:48.773 DEBUG [sqlalchemy.engine.base.Engine] Col
> ('statistics_stat_id', 'statistics_repository_id',
> 'statistics_stat_on_revision', 'statistics_commit_activity',
> 'statistics_commit_activity_combined', 'statistics_languages')


Again, that seems to be the log from the 0.01 second where it is 
rendering the error page. That is not where the problem is.

With a plain ini file, I see plain `gearbox serve -c foo.ini` showing 
repository creation exceptions on stdout, without additional 
configuration of debug or logging. But I don't know if your exact 
problems would be caught elsewhere, perhaps in some celery log.

Changing the .ini file to

[loggers]
keys = root

I get much more verbose logging that potentially could be helpful, including

2024-11-21 02:35:41.371 INFO  [kallithea.model.repo] creating repo 
sadfasdf in /var/tmp/sadfasdf from url: ``

I thus think Kallithea did an OK job being helpful in this area out of 
the box. But it can be configured and has advanced features where users 
and their system administrators must know all the moving parts.

> Has anyone here setup Celery + redis?  If so,  was I supposed
> to somehow create a DB?  It doesn't mention anything creating
> a DB.  using redis-cli,  "INFO keyspace" shows that there
> is a db0.  No clue if it defaults to readwrite; but from
> what I gather, default is read/write.

FWIW, I don't think I have tried. I have only tried rabbitmq.

/Mads