FishEye unable to pull from remote repository

[Yuji Ishii]

I'm new in Atlassian and now trying to go through 'Stage5 Install FisyEye of Here Be Dragons'. At step5 FishEye was unable to pull repository from BitBucket with error 'Unknown encoding: windows31'. I cannot see any activity stream on the screen. The locale of my PC is Japanese of Windows7.

I've attached error message(screen shot) for your reference.

I went through all the steps anyway, but could not see activity stream nor changeset as yet.

Regards,

Yuji

[Felipe Cuozzo · Accepted solution]

Hi Yuji Ishii,

Can you give a try adding the follow environment variable on your machine:

HGENCODING=UTF-8

This should override the Hg encoding for all operations to be based on UTF-8 instead of the default OS one.

You have to restart FishEye(maybe Windows as well) to pickup the changes.

More documentation about Hg -> http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/hg.1.html#environment-variables

Good luck,
Felipe Cuozzo

[Yuji Ishii]

Hi Felipe,

The problem was resolved by setting HGENCODING=UTF8 and FISHEYE_OPTS=-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 environment variables.

Thanks a lot for your advise.

Regards,

Yuji

[Felipe Cuozzo]

Hi Yuji,

I'm glad to hear that. Please accept my answer to close the question ;)

Regards,
Felipe

[SeanOsawa]

I attach the screenshot on behalf of Mr. Yuji Ishii. He encountered a technical error and could not make it when tried attaching it.

[Yuji Ishii]

Hi Felipe,

This might be the fundamental question, but how can I close the question ?

It seems that I need to "accept your answer" to close my question.

But I don't know what it ("accept your answer") means in terms of an actual operation.

Sorry for bothering you.

Regards,

Yuhji

[Felipe Cuozzo]

Hey Yuji,

No worries at all, by 'closing the question' I meant 'Accepting the Answer', this will give 'karma' points for both of us ;)

From FAQ:

Under what conditions should a question be 'closed'?

Questions should only be closed for duplicates or spam. If a question is answered, the answer should be accepted.

Cheers,
Felipe