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[05:48:41.121952]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8612 (roadmap progress bar adds query links even if querymodule is disabled) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8612#comment:2> - Felix Schwarz <felix.schwarz@…>
[07:13:01.725865]<glen>how do i create wiki page which will be seen as group (bold) in TitleIndex?
[07:13:20.041946]<glen>i.e "Inter" in here: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TitleIndex
[07:13:29.507193]<glen>just creating page named category/wikipage did not help
[08:37:32.714451]<jerkface03>Is there a way to add allow a user to only modify a certain wiki page without using plugins?
[08:46:09.498713]<jerkface03>also, what's the syntax to do a page break
[08:46:10.805472]<retracile>jerkface03: maybe... someone with WIKI_ADMIN perms can mark a wiki page as read only. So you could mark them all read-only except that one page. Which is only a useful solution in a small set of cases. Otherwise, I believe you will need a plugin.
[08:46:24.289053]<retracile>jerkface03: "----"
[08:46:27.834011]<jerkface03>thank you
[09:49:21.511334]<jerkface03>there's a rss feed to view ticket changes, but is there an rss feed to view specific changes on a wiki page?
[10:41:23.119841]<Outl4w`>Nabend!
[13:23:44.730130]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8612 (roadmap progress bar adds query links even if querymodule is disabled) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8612#comment:3> - rblank
[18:13:48.158833]<evil_twin>t.e.o: use_real_is_enabled_function_v3 attached to Ticket #8591 - <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/ticket/8591/use_real_is_enabled_function_v3> - Felix Schwarz <felix.schwarz@…>
[18:13:53.158590]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8591 (Can not disable components with EnvironmentStub) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8591#comment:4> - Felix Schwarz <felix.schwarz@…>
[19:52:53.474481]<s14ck>I have this error installing tracrpc error: Unexpected HTML page found at http://trac-hacks.org/svn/xmlrpcplugin/trunk/
[22:16:43.026901]<pacopablo>doki_pen: figured out the issue with logs. had nothing to do with times
[22:17:14.355091]<pacopablo>doki_pen: the issue was with the "network". orginially, it wasn't loggin the network, but then after the update, it started logging the network.
[22:17:53.474884]<pacopablo>doki_pen: however, I didn't have a network specified in the trac.ini, so no rows were beign returned. I added the network in trac.ini and fixed the old logs w/o netowkr and now it works
[22:54:33.035061]<doki_pen>pacopablo: hey
[22:54:55.025890]<doki_pen>ah, I actually thought of that but forgot to tell you
[22:54:56.186543]<doki_pen>haha
[22:54:59.830179]<doki_pen>nice
[22:55:33.538063]<doki_pen>I gotta head to bed soon
[22:56:01.478992]<doki_pen>your timestamps look ugly as hell
[22:56:24.482634]<doki_pen>and your timezone is messed up
[22:56:46.037554]<pacopablo>oh, fine, rub it in ;)
[22:56:52.938130]<doki_pen>haha
[22:57:00.598370]<doki_pen>I haven't touched it in a while, I have to finish up
[22:57:05.817924]<doki_pen>do you have search working?
[22:57:34.781644]<doki_pen>I have to fix the timestamp links, not sure why they don't work
[22:57:44.457806]<pacopablo>uh, did you add db search? I haven't yet
[22:57:44.695337]<doki_pen>also, the headers above the logs is dumb
[22:57:57.325611]<doki_pen>the whoosh search uses the provider api
[22:58:09.042203]<doki_pen>it will work with db, although you could argue it's retarded to do that
[22:58:14.661816]<doki_pen>lol
[22:58:24.517849]<pacopablo>ahh, cool, I haven't bothered looking into that
[22:58:31.835713]<pacopablo>I'll see if I can give it a try
[22:58:48.114172]<doki_pen>the command is just update-irc-search $pathtoenv
[22:58:54.681939]<doki_pen>it will update to now
[22:59:20.699751]<doki_pen>default start date is 1977, so it might take about 5 minutes to see that there are no logs between then and now
[22:59:23.357271]<pacopablo>no trac.ini config settings necessary
[22:59:30.689607]<doki_pen>none needed
[22:59:40.874271]<doki_pen>default is to stick the index in the project path
[22:59:47.770129]<doki_pen>$envpath/irclogs-index
[23:00:04.689943]<doki_pen>and it saves the date the last time it ran
[23:00:10.847077]<doki_pen>in your trac.ini
[23:00:23.771568]<doki_pen>so next time it runs, it uses that for the start date
[23:00:48.522650]<pacopablo>hmm, I install the plugin by building an egg and then putting it in the plugins dir
[23:01:05.991455]<pacopablo>is there a way to just build the console_scripts?
[23:01:47.242287]<doki_pen>look in console.py
[23:01:55.221642]<doki_pen>just do that in a script
[23:02:01.653168]<doki_pen>you can even hardcode the envpath
[23:02:27.393184]<pacopablo>so, no setuptools way to do so, too bad
[23:02:37.205825]<doki_pen>oh, I don't know
[23:02:39.201667]<doki_pen>I'm a noob
[23:02:53.725167]<doki_pen> load_entry_point('irclogs==0.3', 'console_scripts', 'update-irc-search')()
[23:03:22.794320]<doki_pen>if you do python setup.py dist
[23:03:29.318679]<doki_pen>it probably sticks it in dist
[23:04:39.193573]<doki_pen>bdist
[23:05:43.929624]<pacopablo>so, what value modifies the timestamp display ?
[23:06:07.901971]<doki_pen>we may need a patch for that
[23:07:12.649233]<pacopablo>k, I'll take a look into it
[23:07:24.294373]<pacopablo>well, it's time for me to head to bed too
[23:07:29.321665]<doki_pen>web_ui.py
[23:07:46.875486]<doki_pen>line 100
[23:08:25.101973]<doki_pen>ok, good night
[23:08:26.238876]<doki_pen>me too
[23:40:36.082906]<thansen>I need an apache genius to help me get robots.txt working again
[23:40:53.469710]<thansen>I had it working with fastcgi, but I switched to mod_python and now my alias isn't working
[23:41:11.257631]<thansen>anyone have some tips for me? :)