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ppl, I need to add and use a stylesheet, so, on my web_ui.py, I've set the det htdocs and get templates dirs, added the stylesheet like add_stylesheet(req, 'templates/css/wikitemplates.css')

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and trac complains Trac[chrome] WARNING: File css/wikitemplates.css not found in any of []

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Trac[main] WARNING: 404 Not Found (File css/wikitemplates.css not found)

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what am I doin' wrong?

[03:23:50]

those get_*_dirs are set like: return [resource_filename(__name__, 'templates')] and return [resource_filename(__name__, 'htdocs')]

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oh, yeah, this is being done in a plugin :)

[03:26:56]

got it

[03:27:49]

get_htdocs_dirs should: return [('templates', resource_filename(__name__, 'htdocs'))]

[04:21:43]

lo, I'm trying to override the default behaviour of #123 to redirect to bugzilla rather than trac, alect if you're in there today I've forgotten the links you sent me (at home now, not at work :( where my logs sit!)... I@m looking at GeneralLinkSYntaxPlugin as a guide, but its huge! ;)

[04:22:34]

<alect>

did you search for iwkisyntaxprovider on trac-hacks?

[04:22:40]

<alect>

there were a few examples...

[04:23:01]

<alect>

hmmm repo search does not seem to be working

[04:23:18]

2 secs.. my biggest concern is you suggested that if I removed all the relevant permissions I would no longer have automatic links on #123, but I still do :(

[04:23:40]

<alect>

you need to disable the appropriate ticket components

[04:23:49]

<alect>

removing permissions will not be sufficient for what you want to do

[04:24:24]

Should patching this suffice: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/browser/trunk/trac/ticket/api.py#l145

[04:25:27]

<alect>

that is a bad idea

[04:25:36]

I guess if I modify _format_link in that file I can get it to point where I want to go, but its not great for an upgrade POV

[04:25:42]

<alect>

write a plugin, it will cause you much less problems in the long run :)

[04:26:00]

sorru, I'm having to back-port my [weak] ruby knowledge onto python source code as I speak :)

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ok, is there an FAQ on how to disable components around ?

[04:26:29]

<alect>

@components

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<evil_twin>

alect: Error: "components" is not a valid command.

[04:26:32]

<alect>

@plugins

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<evil_twin>

alect: "plugins" is http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracPlugins

[04:26:46]

tvm

[04:28:12]

<alect>

ahm actually

[04:28:13]

<alect>

@ini

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<evil_twin>

alect: "ini" is See http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracIni for details on the Trac configuration file.

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<alect>

in the [components] section

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yeah so would I do tickets.*= disabled ?

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sorry ticket.* = disabled.

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<alect>

@learn components as http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracIni#components or see @plugins

[04:28:57]

<evil_twin>

alect: The operation succeeded.

[04:29:02]

<alect>

trac.ticket.* = enabled

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<alect>

err disabled

[04:29:10]

the example given for webadmin doesn't appear to map to anything I Can see :(

[04:29:16]

right, ok that makes sense.

[04:29:27]

<alect>

using webadmin is a lot easier though

[04:29:33]

<alect>

point and click magic

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hoorah! tickets disabled ;) ...hmm I know not what webadmin is... must investigate.

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<alect>

@webadmin

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<evil_twin>

alect: "webadmin" is http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/WebAdmin

[04:30:41]

<alect>

evil_twin knows all

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<evil_twin>

alect: Error: "knows" is not a valid command.

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<alect>

:(

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irony.

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<alect>

heh

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<alect>

okay reposearch is fixed on trac-hacks

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ta, one quick thing, I noted on friday that my trac-db was 'locked', I thought this problem was long fixed ?

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<alect>

i can probably whip up a quick plugin for you if you like

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(Running on Apache 2 on Windows)

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thanks, can I fall back on that, in the long run although painful, it'll be better for me to figure out <G>

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<alect>

i think the most recent versions of sqlite solve

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<alect>

and latest trunk of trac

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<alect>

mostly

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hmm, damn that could be a problem, as I understand it on Windows I'm restricted which version of sqlite I can run :(

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does it cause any problems other than me having to kick the server from time to time ?

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<alect>

here's the definition of IWikiSyntaxProvider: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/browser/trunk/trac/wiki/api.py#L84

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<alect>

no shouldn't do

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<alect>

it was happening on edgewall.com for a long tie

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<alect>

me

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do I need to login for repository searcing?

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<alect>

yep

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bob-on: http://trac-hacks.org/browser/wikigoodiesplugin/0.9/goodies/mozilla.py#L13

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alect: I think your ine of the ones that asked me why I was trying to use a mimic of the wiki system, see how it is now -> http://dev.ufsoft.org/test/templates

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give me your opinion...

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yowch, python syntax scares me, I don't need to define the end of a code block!

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<alect>

python rocks!

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<alect>

soundtech: very keen :)

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<alect>

did you end up subclassing the Wiki module?

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I'm sure it does, its just a little obscure to me right at this moemnt, I'm still not happy with Ruby's approach to things which is similar :)

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alect: of course not, I don't want the users usings tags not to use my plug ;)

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<alect>

ruby is not that similar really

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<alect>

people compare the two, but their philosophies are wildly divergent

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<alect>

soundtech: heh

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really ? both OO Scripting languages though ?

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<alect>

yeah

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alect: let's say it's a copy of the needed files of the wiki module, but with changes for the templates, including a preview after variable substitution(fake vars of course)

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<alect>

how does one access these previews?

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<alect>

ah the argument_N stuff

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<alect>

you know, you could have leveraged the tags plugin for this...

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<alect>

use normal wiki pages tagged with "template"

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http://dev.ufsoft.org/test/templates is a preview of all available templates, and for a single template, if there's already a reccord of it it also show the preview -> http://dev.ufsoft.org/test/templates/ChangeLog

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<alect>

have an index under /templates like you do now

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<alect>

aah i see

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alect: still how do you handle permissions? An admin might wan't it's templates locked but wiki pages editable

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<alect>

maybe some more indication that the bottom bit is a preview

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ok, stupid question times ;) I've got a filed named mozilla.py, that defines a class like class Mozilla(Componet) : implements(IWikiSyntaxProvider) ... I've stuck the .py file into the plugins folder of my trac db, and I've added a line to trac.ini [components] section like mozilla.*= enabled ... and it doesn't work... what have I buggered up ? :)

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<alect>

lock people out of making new templates?

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alect: when I get home, there will be a backgroud pic like the on on wiki previews, but stating template preview

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<alect>

that'll make it nice and obvious to idjuts like me :)

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<alect>

javajunk: that kind of plugin usage only works with trunk

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about locking, it's optional

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I'm using trunk :)

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<alect>

well it should work then

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[wanted the relative diffs]

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<alect>

check your logs

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yeah about to, just looking at my ini file log_Type= none...

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@log

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<evil_twin>

JavaJunk1: Error: You don't have the owner capability. If you think that you should have this capability, be sure that you are identified before trying again. The 'whoami' command can tell you if you're identified.

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@ini

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<evil_twin>

JavaJunk1: "ini" is See http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracIni for details on the Trac configuration file.

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<alect>

plugins in the environment plugins dir are auto-enabled

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<alect>

@logging

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<evil_twin>

alect: "logging" is http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracLogging <-- Enable debug logging to file, ensure your environments log/ directory is writeable by your web server user, check for errors.

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there's a way to put a string on top of the top table border right? how?

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<alect>

soundtech: ok well locking template creation wouldn't be possible with tags, but obviously you could lock each template by making the page read only

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<alect>

top table border?

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is log_file defined relative to anything or does the default 'trac.log' suffice ?

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<alect>