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May 01, 2006

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[02:14:03] <Chrysalis> alect: you there?
[02:14:11] <alect> yep
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[02:15:43] <Chrysalis> I'm trying to do this in workflow:
[02:15:51] <Chrysalis> Have two types of tickes
[02:15:55] <Chrysalis> Defect and Enhancement
[02:16:02] <Chrysalis> and I want different field types to be shown in each one
[02:16:04] <Chrysalis> how can I do this?
[02:16:33] <Chrysalis> I will need to make the select post its change when done, and also have some dependency on ticket type when determining fields, is it somehow supported?
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[02:17:23] <alect> hmmm, not really, though it should be
[02:17:31] <Chrysalis> I think it should too
[02:17:46] <Chrysalis> How do you think it should be implemented?
[02:17:59] <alect> actually it is possible, sorry
[02:18:07] <alect> ITicketManipulator.prepare_ticket()
[02:18:19] <alect> "Fields and
[02:18:19] <alect> actions can both be modified."
[02:20:05] <Chrysalis> and how would that work when I click new ticket and change the type? it's not posted
[02:21:51] <alect> i'm not sure what the problem is...
[02:22:20] <alect> prepare_ticket() is called after the ticket is populated with the post values
[02:22:25] <alect> but before display
[02:22:40] <alect> so you should be able to change the fields according to the ticket type
[02:22:46] <Chrysalis> suppose I click new ticket
[02:22:55] <Chrysalis> the default is "Defect"
[02:23:08] <Chrysalis> now it gets populated with default values, then prepare ticket is called
[02:23:17] <Chrysalis> showing me the fields for Defect
[02:23:27] <Chrysalis> now I want to create an Enhancement and not a Defect
[02:23:32] <alect> ah
[02:23:38] <Chrysalis> so I change the type combo box to show Enhancement
[02:23:48] <Chrysalis> but will still be left with the Defect fields because no post is made
[02:23:49] <alect> well, you're talking about ajax mojo, which is well out of scope
[02:23:59] <Chrysalis> what's ajax mojo?
[02:24:22] <alect> well, obtaining a new set of fields on the fly
[02:24:42] <Chrysalis> it doesn't have to be like that
[02:24:51] <Chrysalis> I don't mind if it just reloads the page
[02:25:01] <Chrysalis> but with Enhancement picked up
[02:25:08] <Chrysalis> or have a button for new enhancement
[02:25:23] <Chrysalis> the problem is, even if I implement prepare_ticket
[02:25:25] <alect> ah, well in that case you can find the "type" field in prepare_ticket() and add some javascript to the field to post when the type changes
[02:25:35] <Chrysalis> ahh
[02:25:39] <Chrysalis> ok that's good
[02:25:40] <Chrysalis> will try that
[02:25:52] <Chrysalis> thansk
[02:26:12] <alect> or just change it into two submit buttons "Defect" and "Enhancement"
[02:27:12] <Chrysalis> no I don't want to show fields that are not necessary
[02:27:23] <Chrysalis> but wait
[02:27:26] <Chrysalis> suppose I reload the page
[02:27:41] <Chrysalis> it will now post it with the current values that I changed in prepare_ticket?
[02:27:59] <Chrysalis> so that type will now be enhancement and when prepare_ticket will run again it will create the correct fields this time right?
[02:28:50] <alect> that's the idea
[02:29:42] <Chrysalis> got it, thanks
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[02:41:37] <alect> chris, have you seen this: http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/validate.html
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[03:22:42] <Chrysalis> alect: what java script should I use to post back to the same page? (and not submit the form)
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[04:25:52] <SWAT> does Trac have a way to reset the number of revisions or a maximum of revisions?
[04:26:30] <SWAT> or is that a subversion question?
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[04:54:54] <TovAre> SWAT, that's a subversion thing. Why doy you need to lower the revision count?
[04:55:45] <SWAT> I was just wondering, because I'm still in the startup stage, so there will be lots and lots of revisions
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[04:58:23] <TovAre> SWAT, revision is not the same as releases.
[04:59:00] <SWAT> I know, I'm talking about revisions, I'm far far away from a release :P
[04:59:40] <TovAre> It's no problem to have revision 123853 in your very first 1.0 release.
[05:00:24] <SWAT> ow OK. Just checking :)
[05:00:36] <SWAT> better safe than sorry :0
[05:00:42] <TovAre> :)
[05:01:10] <SWAT> TovAre, thanks for your info btw
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[06:08:23] <Arc> anyone know how i can setup a robots.txt with trac?
[06:08:30] <Arc> i know htdocs/ shows up in chrome/etc
[06:08:41] <Arc> and i dont want to mux with apache's rewrite rules too much
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[06:38:39] <mac__> c'est pas du 5V tous les t�phones ?
[06:38:41] <mac__> ww
[06:39:59] <cdigs> Question regarding email notifications: is it possible, via configuration or some existing plugin, to have the HTML formatted message sent instead of the text based message?
[06:43:40] <MasterC> where has the "FastCgiConfig -initial-env TRAC_ENV_PARENT_DIR=" directive to go?
[06:44:01] <MasterC> in the fastcgi.conf?
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[06:53:43] <matt_good> cdigs: no, but it's been requested
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[06:53:53] <cdigs> Thanks matt.
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[06:54:58] <matt_good> MasterC: anywhere in your Apache config should work, but if fastcgi.conf is like the Debian files that's probably for general config, not where you want to put your site config
[06:55:36] <MasterC> matt_good: I placed it in the fastcgi.conf, apache config isn't working
[06:56:56] <matt_good> MasterC: is it Debian?
[06:57:53] <MasterC> yeah
[06:59:25] <matt_good> the .conf files in "mods-available" are for general module configuration. You probably don't want to change them unless you really need to since they might be upgraded with the module
[07:00:03] <matt_good> config for a site typically goes into a new file in "/etc/apache2/sites-available"
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[07:39:43] <sudoer> I ma using https on trac, but when I update tickets, the button always sends to http, , is there something wrong with my trac installation?
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[07:58:49] <sudoer> another quick question, can you recommend a rss reader for windows that works with trac and http auth, all those readers I have tested so far can't read trac's rss feed, btu I can see it fine in a browser
[08:06:49] <coderanger_> sudoer: Check TracUriRoot in the webserver config
[08:08:01] <sudoer> I never set that option, should I set that option?
[08:11:41] <coderanger_> yes
[08:11:49] <coderanger_> what frontend are you using?
[08:12:21] <sudoer> I am using apache22/fcgi
[08:14:58] <coderanger_> you will want to set an env var TRAC_URI_ROOT I think
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[08:32:53] <sudoer> coderanger_: from inside httpd.conf?
[08:34:19] <sudoer> coderanger_: can you give an example of what the option is supposed to look like, I only see 5 results on google and they don't show what the options looks like
[08:35:22] <coderanger_> Its the same as how you set TRAC_ENV
[08:36:10] <coderanger_> I don't know lighty well enough to give specific instructions
[08:36:18] <coderanger_> also, I should really head to work
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[08:37:04] <sudoer> I mean the actual item to set, can it look like https://192.168.1.70/trac ? also I am using TRAC_ENV_PARENT_DIR so I dont think I can set that option
[08:37:17] <sudoer> also I am using apache22 with fcgi
[08:37:39] <coderanger_> Ahh, sorry, I see FCGI adn assume light*
[08:37:56] <coderanger_> SetEnv TRAC_URI_ROOT https://host/path/to/trac
[08:38:15] <coderanger_> without the env path part
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[08:45:58] <sudoer> ok, ill try that, thanks
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[09:02:27] <BrianHV> cmlenz: I just came across bitten, and it looks good. is there a way, though, to make it work with our (unfortunately) MSVS-based project?
[09:07:17] <cmlenz> BrianHV: yeah, although you might need to create custom recipe commands
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[09:09:08] <BrianHV> fair 'nuff. what about getting results from an nunit test suite?
[09:09:27] <BrianHV> it has a console mode which could presumably be parsed.
[09:10:14] <cdigs> Anyone familiar with any tools/Word Macros/Trac plugins to convert WikiFormatting to/from Microsoft Word?
[09:10:42] <pacopablo> cdigs: nope
[09:11:23] <cdigs> this is a good listing. http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Word_macros
[09:11:36] <cdigs> but the syntax is slightly different from Trac's WikiFormatting
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[09:14:22] <cdigs> Base Word2Wiki VBScript needs slight modification; Word2TracWiki + TracWiki2Word would be a nice pair. I'm gonna have to find time for this...
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[09:23:23] <mike> hello! can anyone help me here with some question concerning trac and automatic software test integration?
[09:25:34] <pacopablo> won't know unless you ask the question
[09:27:44] <mike> Our team is currently working on a software project and we'd like to build an online testing site, with unit test and automated scripts for testing, we found trac and thought it could provide the framework, but now we're not sure of wether we can integrate a software testing system like for instance "SilkTest". Is there a recommended system to use with trac?
[09:27:54] <coderanger_cs> bitten
[09:28:19] <coderanger_cs> It is already fully integrated with Trac, as it was built to be a trac plugin :)
[09:28:42] <mike> seriously?
[09:29:07] <coderanger_cs> bitten.cmlenz.net
[09:31:21] <mike> alright I just followed the link, gotta look through the page but this looks very interesting! Thanks to both of you!
[09:32:58] <coderanger_cs> It also helps that it is written by one of the Trac core devs
[09:34:05] <coderanger_cs> Hmm, what are the chances that I could submit a SoC project about Trac, to be mentored by the PSF
[09:34:18] <pacopablo> coderanger_cs: that was my plan :)
[09:34:39] <coderanger_cs> DrProject is listed on the ideas page
[09:34:42] * BrianHV wishes SoC were around when he was in college
[09:34:54] <coderanger_cs> And thats a fork of Trac, so it should work
[09:35:18] <coderanger_cs> Now to figure out something insane enough to get google attention
[09:35:27] <cmlenz> depends on the project... drproject might work because greg wilson might volunteer to mentor that
[09:35:51] <cmlenz> trac *might* also work, but it really depends on whether you can get any of the mentors interested
[09:36:17] <coderanger_cs> My TracMon concept might be enough (nagios work alike)
[09:36:30] <coderanger_cs> And considering I'll be doing it this summer anyway ...
[09:38:47] <coderanger_cs> alright, I should probably go be useful
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[12:17:05] <vmx> hi, on trac-hacks there's a discussion plugin. but there's a note that it is non-functional. are there any existing alternatives?
[12:19:25] <vmx> s/existing/working :)
[12:19:40] <tuxipuxi> none that i know if
[12:19:44] <tuxipuxi> s/if/of/
[12:20:36] <vmx> of course i could use the wiki for discussion. or just another piece of software
[12:25:35] <s0undt3ch> the discussion plugin is on the forge to be updated by me and some other trac users, but right now there ain't no date for when will it be available
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[12:41:24] <vmx> s0undt3ch: ic, thanks for the information
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[13:27:06] <s0undt3ch> np
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[14:18:48] <vmx> i'm on an suexec environment. i tried to add "os.environ['PYTHONPATH'] = '/home/vmische/misc/trac'" as i have a local installation. but is still get "Trac detected an internal error: No module named trac.web". what am i doing wrong?
[14:21:05] <coderanger_cs> You dont add things to that
[14:21:12] <coderanger_cs> sys.path.append() is what you want
[14:21:32] <coderanger_cs> PYTHONPATH is consulted only at interpreter launch
[14:22:56] <vmx> coderanger_cs: thanks :) now i get other errors, but at least it finds trac now
[14:23:16] <vmx> perhpas this should be added to traccgi or tracsuexec in the wiki
[14:23:43] <coderanger_cs> Okay
[14:23:45] <coderanger_cs> add it :P
[14:26:00] <vmx> hm, where is the question
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[15:16:09] <careo> I'm trying to get tracd setup on a FreeBSD 6 machine. ideally I want to use the command line: "tracd -p 8000 -e /usr/local/trac/ --auth *,/usr/local/trac/users.htdigest,econw.com" so that it Just Works with all of the projects in /usr/local/trac/. However, I'm getting the error: "tracd: No match." It works if I replace the * with anything else though.
[15:16:19] <careo> I'd love any insights anyone has
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[15:49:42] <pacopablo> careo: try putting that option in quotes
[15:49:53] <pacopablo> so: '*,/usr/local/......'
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[15:50:47] <careo> pacopablo: haha. that did it perfectly.
[15:51:00] <pacopablo> the shell was expanding the *
[15:51:03] <careo> so anticlimactic.
[15:51:20] <pacopablo> yeah :)
[15:51:22] <queuetue> Hello. What does "Authentication information not available." indicate? Auth was working fine until I switched to fastcgi...
[15:51:33] <careo> pacopablo: awesome man. thanks!
[15:51:52] <pacopablo> queuetue: it means that your HTTP AUTH isn't setup properly
[15:52:29] <queuetue> oh, I know what's wrong. - trac.fcgi vs trac.cgi ;)
[15:53:07] <pacopablo> in the case that you're usgin trac.cgi where you should be using trac.fcgi?
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[16:01:43] <queuetue> How do I rename a trac? Editing the conf/trac.ini does not seem to do it...
[16:02:03] <pacopablo> define "rename"
[16:02:28] <queuetue> pacopablo, I'm using the PARENT_ENV setting, and I'd liek a btetr name to appear there, for one.
[16:02:52] <queuetue> "like a better" - finger malfunction. :)
[16:03:20] <pacopablo> does it not use the project name from the trac.ini?
[16:03:26] <pacopablo> and did you restart your server?
[16:03:46] <queuetue> Restart - thanks.
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[16:36:59] <s0undt3ch> hello ppl, I know this ain't the place but do you know of a ethernet capable box for hd's?
[16:37:27] <pacopablo> you mean for a SAN of sorts?
[16:37:57] <pacopablo> or rather NAS
[16:38:04] <pacopablo> kind of like the linksys NSLU2?
[16:38:27] <s0undt3ch> pacopablo: SAN, well I'd just like to move one or more of my internal hd's but wouldn't like to use usb, so ethernet seems the best option
[16:38:41] <s0undt3ch> yup somthing like that
[16:38:48] <s0undt3ch> a cheap solution of course ;)
[16:39:20] <s0undt3ch> I'd like to move backups and some other file stuff out of my server now that I'm gonna turn it into a vserver
[16:39:27] <coderanger_> Another computer and vbladed !
[16:39:33] <pacopablo> lol :)
[16:39:45] <pacopablo> chek the offerings from Linksys, netgear and the likes
[16:39:45] <s0undt3ch> ... googling vbladed ....
[16:44:45] <pacopablo> anyone on here interested in using trac to track time also?
[16:46:02] <s0undt3ch> I saw something related somewhere, dunno where though
[16:46:06] <s0undt3ch> ... for trac
[16:47:46] <pacopablo> I think there is a wiki page discussing it
[16:48:22] <s0undt3ch> well, I saw screenshot of it being implemented
[16:48:32] <s0undt3ch> *screenshots
[16:48:46] <pacopablo> well, if you find the link, pass it on please
[16:48:49] <s0undt3ch> like it was akready done and working
[16:48:51] <s0undt3ch> will do
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[17:16:34] <alect> hi
[17:16:41] <pacopablo> hey there
[17:17:35] <alect> i've had two tickets created by people using the 0.10 version of reposearch on trac 0.9
[17:17:47] <pacopablo> hehe, oops :)
[17:17:48] <alect> i think they think the 0.10 is the version of the plugin
[17:18:07] <alect> :(
[17:18:09] * alect -> work
[17:18:20] <coderanger_> There should be some kind of metadata check
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[17:22:51] <milk-it> Failed to create environment. relation "system" already exists
[17:22:53] <milk-it> ?!?!?
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[17:26:02] <pacopablo> milk-it: you messed up :)
[17:26:08] <pacopablo> using postgres?
[17:26:18] <milk-it> yes
[17:27:48] <pacopablo> did you try creating the instance once already?
[17:28:14] <milk-it> no
[17:28:30] <pacopablo> hmm
[17:28:35] <pacopablo> try it again
[17:28:46] <pacopablo> I've hit this before, but I can't remember why that was
[17:28:57] <pacopablo> (it was also when I was developing my schema patch)
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[17:36:44] <pacopablo> later all
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[17:38:53] <milk-it> ohhh no =/
[17:39:02] <milk-it> continue the problem
[17:41:03] <alect> coderanger: ideally trac would use setuptools and we could just do the normal install_requires magic to ensure the right version was there
[17:42:52] <coderanger_> yes, thats what I mean by metadata check
[17:43:05] <coderanger_> Also I need to make a patch so trac supports optional entrypoints
[17:58:47] <alect> mmm
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[18:33:23] <bmcquay> aloha
[18:33:34] <bmcquay> anyone alive?
[18:34:42] <bmcquay> i hacked together a way to show all the changesets associated with a particular ticket
[18:35:10] <bmcquay> it uses post-commit to insert new revs into the database
[18:35:34] <bmcquay> then retrieves them and provides links back to the changesets when you're viewing a ticket
[18:37:20] <bmcquay> the next step is to borrow code from the changeset view and make it display all the unique files associated with the ticket
[18:37:27] <alect> sounds like you should post that on trac-hacks
[18:37:35] <bmcquay> i will when i'm done
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[18:47:38] <bmcquay> i was just excited about my progress and thought i'd share that
[18:47:42] <bmcquay> aloha
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[18:50:11] <alect> cool :)
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[20:26:32] <Rednaxela> Anyone have any suggestions for diagnosing this issue? http://pastebin.ca/52782
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[20:32:56] <s0undt3ch> Rednaxela: does that version of mod_python run with python-2.5?
[20:33:43] <Rednaxela> s0undt3ch, It seems to anyways, I'm using the trunk version of it anyways
[20:35:07] <s0undt3ch> well, I use both stable versions so I can't help, sorry...
[20:35:17] <Rednaxela> Ahh :-/
[20:35:56] * Rednaxela is using trunk versions of... everything, except 1) mod_python needed a small removal of a binding that was removed in trunk apache and 2) neo_cgi didn't have a public repository that he could locate
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