What's wrong with my Schwartz?

[zvi]

When I set up $LJHOME/etc/config-private.pl, I didn't set it up correctly in some ways I now know were wrong, but I didn't realize that before I protected my config files from updates.

My $LJHOME/cvs/local/etc/config-private.pl file now looks like

#!/usr/bin/perl

# Dreamwidth configuration file.  Copy this out of the documentation   
# directory to etc/config-private.pl and edit as necessary.  The reason
# it's not in the etc directory already is to protect it from
# getting clobbered when you upgrade to the newest Dreamwidth code in
# the future.
#
# This is where you define private, site-specific configs (e.g. passwords).
 
{
    package LJ;

    # database info.  only the master is necessary.
    %DBINFO = (
               'master' => {  # master must be named 'master'
                   'host' => "localhost",
                   'port' => 3306,
                   'user' => 'dh_zvi',         
                   'pass' => 'FAKE PASSWORD',       
                   'dbname' => 'dreamhack_zvi',
                   'role' => {
                       'cluster1' => 1,
                       'slow' => 1,

                       # optionally, apache write its access logs to a mysql database
                       #logs => 1,
                   },
               },
               # example of a TCP-based DB connection
               #'somehostname' => {
               #    'host' => "somehost",
               #    'port' => 1234,
               #    'user' => 'username',
               #    'pass' => 'password',
               #},
               # example of a UNIX domain-socket DB connection
               #'otherhost' => {
               #    'sock' => "$HOME/var/mysqld.sock",
               #    'user' => 'username',
               #    'pass' => 'password',
               #},
    );

    # Schwartz DB configuration
    @THESCHWARTZ_DBS = (
            {
                dsn => 'dbi:mysql:dreamhack_zvi;host=localhost',
                user => 'dh_zvi',
                pass => '$DW::PRIVATE::THESCHWARTZ_DBS{pass}',
            },
        );

    # allow changelog posting.  this allows unauthenticated posts to the changelog
    # community from the IP and users specified.  this does not work on its own,
    # you have to configure your version control server to do the posting.  see
    # cgi-bin/DW/Hooks/Changelog.pm for more information.
    %CHANGELOG = (
        enabled          => 0,
        community        => 'changelog',
        allowed_posters  => [ qw/ mark denise / ],
        allowed_ips      => [ qw/ 123.123.123.123 / ],
    );

    # example user account for FAQs. By default, [[username]] in an FAQ answer
    # will use the username of the logged-in user; however, if the viewer is  
    # not logged in, this username will be used instead. (You should own this 
    # account so that nobody can take it.)
    $EXAMPLE_USER_ACCOUNT = "username";   

    # list of official journals, as a list of "'username' => 1" pairs
    # used to determine whether to fire off an OfficialPost notification
    # when an entry is posted; hash instead of array for efficiency
    %OFFICIAL_JOURNALS = (
        news => 1,
    );
      
    # the "news" journal, to be specially displayed on the front page, etc
    $NEWS_JOURNAL = "news";

    # list of alternate domains that point to your site.
    @ALTERNATE_DOMAINS = (
        'ljsite.org',
        'ljsite.net',
        'ljsite.co.uk',
        'ljsite.tld',  
    );

    # configuration/ID for statistics tracker modules which apply to
    # site pages (www, non-journal)
    %SITE_PAGESTAT_CONFIG = (
    #    google_analytics => 'UA-xxxxxx-x',
    );

    # Path (e.g. /bots) at which a informational page about your acceptable bot
    # policies are documented.  This URI is excluded from anti-bot measures, so
    # make sure it's as permissive as possible to allow humans in who may be   
    # lazy in their typing.  For example, leave off the trailing slash (/bots  
    # instead of /bots/) if your URI is a directory.
    #$BLOCKED_BOT_URI = '/bots';

    # If you wish to publish PubSubHubbub notifications, uncomment this.  You can
    # use this default hub location, as it's supported by Google, or you can run 
    # your own (or use any other hub you want).
    # @HUBBUB_HUBS = ( 'http://pubsubhubbub.appspot.com/' );

}
 
{
    package DW::PRIVATE;

    $DOMAIN = "zvi.hack.dreamwidth.net";

    #%PAYPAL = (
    #    user => ,
    #    password => ,
    #    signature => ,
    #    email => ,
    #);

    #%DBINFO = (
    #    master => {
    #        pass => ,
    #    },

    %THESCHWARTZ_DBS = (
        pass => 'FAKE PASSWORD',
    ); 

    #%RECAPTCHA = (
    #    public_key  => ,  
    #    private_key => ,
    #);
}

1;

My $LJHOME/etc/config-private.pl looks similar to that, but with these differences. (When I tried to edit that file directly to make the changes, it through a 500 error at my dreamhack. Reverting made it work okay, again.)

    # database info.  only the master is necessary.
    %DBINFO = (
               'master' => {  # master must be named 'master'
                   'host' => "localhost",
                   'port' => 3306,
                   'user' => 'dh_zvi',
                   'pass' => 'DEFAULT PASSWORD',    # CHANGETHIS
                   'dbname' => 'dreamhack_zvi',
                   'role' => {
                       'cluster1' => 1,
                       'slow' => 1,
…
    #%THESCHWARTZ_DBS = (
    #    pass => 'FAKE PASSWORD',
    #);

What changes do I need to make to what file to get the Schwartz to work?

Comments

[ninetydegrees]

Hi zvi,

Have you managed to make it work? I could use some help too. :)

[zvi]

The workers have to be run manually on the dreamhacks, they're not running all the time. So, I got this to work once, and then I gave up on it as too much work, since all I really wanted was to make sure my testing journals had some current entries, so I could work with the reading page.

[ninetydegrees]

Ok, thanks. :)