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June 19, 2006

[00:00:56] <ranq> asmodai: btw is there "timeline" equivalent on jira?
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[00:28:20] <asmodai> ranq: Not sure to be honest.
[00:46:40] <asmodai> eh
[00:47:33] <otaku42> the topic should be updated in regards of the latest version (which is 0.9.6, at least that's what
[00:47:36] <otaku42> erm
[00:47:43] <otaku42> ... what http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/milestone/0.9.6 says
[00:47:45] <otaku42> :)
[00:48:34] <asmodai> this is fun
[00:48:44] * asmodai wonders why webadmin doesn't work on his latest svn version
[00:49:14] <asmodai> Seems as if the plugin cannot register itself
[00:50:24] <asmodai> ok, strange, it *is* in my $TRAC/plugins
[00:50:37] <asmodai> Yet I need to add webadmin.* = enabled to trac.ini
[00:50:44] <otaku42> and maybe http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracDownload should also be updated regarding 0.9.6
[00:50:50] <asmodai> Which seems to contradict the text on the wiki page: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/WebAdmin
[00:52:19] <asmodai> And the same applies for TicketDelete
[00:52:24] <asmodai> needed to add ticketdelete.* = enabled
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[00:54:54] <asmodai> hmm
[00:54:58] <asmodai> this might also explain my spamfilter issue
[00:56:02] <otaku42> asmodai: spamfilter issues?
[00:57:06] <asmodai> I have to enabled each of my plugins in trac.ini
[00:57:20] <asmodai> AFAIK if they're in $TRAC/plugins they should be enabled by default
[01:04:49] <otaku42> asmodai: afaik that behaviour (explicitly enabling plugins that you want to use) was already and still is intended, but i could be wrong
[01:06:29] <asmodai> otaku42: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/WebAdmin#EnablingthePlugin
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[01:14:27] <asmodai> ok
[01:15:44] <asmodai> so how on earth does one enabled the SpamFilter plugin?
[01:15:47] <asmodai> enable
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[01:18:49] <asmodai> Mmm, unless it sees i have TRAC_ADMIN and allows me to spam
[01:20:53] <asmodai> ah, tracspamfilter.* and yes as TRAC_ADMIN you can spam
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[01:54:17] <ajt> Good morning all, will trac-webadmin become part of trac in 0.10?
[01:55:55] <ajt> ok i just answered my own question
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[01:57:23] <ajt> My next question is there a way got get trac-webadmin for 0.9.5?
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[02:39:08] <wkornew> hi, I need help with the query template. I'd like to retrieve the current user's login name from within query.cs, but I don't know how to do it. can anybody help, pretty please? :))
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[02:50:57] <maxb> wkornew: trac.authname, I think.
[02:51:50] <wkornew> yeah! :))
[02:51:51] <wkornew> thanks
[02:55:10] <wkornew> maxb: do you know how I can set the default page after I login? it always goes to "/wiki". I'm using DBAuth
[02:55:23] <wkornew> I disabled the wiki
[02:55:48] <maxb> I think I saw someone saying you could set that in conf/trac.ini
[02:57:06] <maxb> aha: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracIni [trac]default_handler
[02:57:35] <wkornew> I set it to TimelineModule
[02:58:35] <wkornew> maybe it's the wrong name?
[02:59:12] <wkornew> or maybe DBAuth has it fixed to "/wiki"...
[03:00:02] <maxb> peek into the DBAuth code and see
[03:00:09] <wkornew> yeah, I'll try
[03:00:18] <wkornew> thanks, anyway
[03:08:43] <nl> Hi people, I'm trying to setup trac with apache2.2.2 using CGI, on gentoo, and I'm having no luck. Can anyone spare a few minutes ?
[03:09:57] <nl> my project works using tracd
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[03:10:12] <nl> it's just a matter of setting the vhost for trac up
[03:13:10] <tuxipuxi> alect: you there?
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[03:26:11] <otaku42> anyone knows if tracd provides last-modified headers?
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[03:56:25] <nl> Hi, I'm trying to set a vhost for trac using cgi on gentoo. No success so far, I really don't understand the def for it. I've read this howto : http://www.gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Trac but I can't get it to work.
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[04:00:38] <nl> Anyone ?
[04:04:46] <maxb> nl: Have you tried Trac's own docs?
[04:05:15] <maxb> I tend to be suspicious of HOWTOs that begin "There are a lot of bugs in this HOWTO..."
[04:05:29] <nl> maxb: good point.
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[04:06:07] <maxb> nl: Also, if you be more precise about "can't get it to work", you will likely get some useful suggestions here.
[04:07:15] <maxb> Wow... that howto looks to be very heavy on Gentoo-specific config details.
[04:07:32] <nl> Well basically, I've got my project setup, my vhost works, but it doesn't show my trac project, probably because it's missing half of the requirements, but since I don't understand this doc, I can't figure out what are my exact needs
[04:08:03] <Sonderblade> is there a way to list bugs in chronological order?
[04:08:24] <nl> I just want trac.domain.com to be right in the trac. I'm using cgi, because both mod python and mod fcgi are not available yet for apache2.2.2
[04:09:20] <maxb> "doesn't show my trac project"... what does it show, then?
[04:10:09] <nl> my index.html that sits in the htdocs for that vhost...
[04:11:12] <nl> reading this now. Probably better. http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracCgi
[04:11:50] <maxb> Very probably. That gentoo howto looks like one person's personal setup, rather than an attempt at a generic installation walkthough.
[04:13:55] <nl> in the doc though, it says to do this : ScriptAlias /trac /usr/share/trac/cgi-bin/trac.cgi - but I guess that's if I want trac as domain.tld/trac right ?
[04:16:51] <nl> I'm using suexec. That seems to be a bit of a problem too.
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[05:15:08] <otaku42> does anyone know a trac installation that is served by tracd rather than apache or something like that?
[05:19:24] <Sonderblade> otaku42: i run that
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[05:20:11] <otaku42> Sonderblade: with a proxy in front of it, or straight thru?
[05:20:21] <Sonderblade> straight through
[05:20:49] <otaku42> Sonderblade: may i have a look at it? i'd like to see if tracd provides last-modified headers...
[05:21:05] <Sonderblade> no, its non-public
[05:21:05] <otaku42> Sonderblade: just need the URL
[05:21:11] <otaku42> ah, ok
[05:24:43] <otaku42> Sonderblade: any chance you can check if tracd provides last-modified headers?
[05:25:32] <Sonderblade> otaku42: sure, how do i do it?
[05:26:28] <otaku42> Sonderblade: there are several ways... you don't happen to use firefox with livehttp headers plugin, do you?
[05:26:52] <Sonderblade> otaku42: no
[05:27:00] <otaku42> Sonderblade: firefox without that plugin?
[05:27:12] <Sonderblade> otaku42: yep
[05:28:11] <otaku42> Sonderblade: if you visit one of the pages served by tracd and right-click somewhere on the page, then select "View page info", do you have a "Headers" tab in the property window?
[05:28:28] <otaku42> i'm not sure if that is generated by the mentioned plugin or not...
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[05:29:22] <Sonderblade> otaku42: no headers tab
[05:30:22] <otaku42> Sonderblade: hmm, damn. ok, have a telnet client at hands?
[05:30:32] <Sonderblade> otaku42: yes
[05:30:54] <otaku42> Sonderblade: is that on linux?
[05:30:58] <Sonderblade> yes
[05:33:16] <otaku42> Sonderblade: then call the client with "telnet <ip or domain served by tracd> 80". telnet session opens, you should get a line like "Escape charater is '^]'.". then type: "GET / HTTP/1.0" (without quotes, case matters) and press return twice
[05:34:11] <Sonderblade> otaku42: cool.. but there is no Last-Modified header there
[05:35:26] <otaku42> Sonderblade: hmm... damn. ok, thanks a lot
[05:35:34] <Sonderblade> no problem
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[05:53:38] <ranq> btw, anyone here using trac to track change requests or perhaps decisions?
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[05:57:14] <otaku42> ranq: change requests more or less. for example, we ask users who ask us about enhancements to file a corresponding ticket
[05:57:48] <otaku42> ranq: although that is not done consistently. means: when we decide on something that has no ticket filed, we don't file a new ticket just to record the decision.
[05:58:03] <otaku42> ranq: we is madwifi.org in this regard, by the way
[06:00:00] <ranq> yeah just wondering it it would be a bit of overkill to track decisions, and how it would play out actually
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[06:21:45] <iloveitaly> ok, newbie to Trac here. How do you setup authentication? When I go to the "login" page I get this error: Authentication information not available.
[06:24:22] <coderanger_> iloveitaly: What method are you using to run it?
[06:24:32] <iloveitaly> fastcgi
[06:24:45] <iloveitaly> through a bash script
[06:25:19] <coderanger_> Well you would need some kind of webserver to support fcgi ...
[06:26:23] <iloveitaly> Yeah, its on a webserver. I'm a dreamhost server. I enabled fcgi and setup a shell script that runs the Trac webinterface
[06:26:56] <iloveitaly> I didn't setup any permissions or anything
[06:27:06] <iloveitaly> the documentation seems vauge in this area
[06:29:08] <coderanger_> Ugh, dreamhost is weird
[06:29:11] <coderanger_> ask on the ML
[06:29:34] <coderanger_> I know you can do it, but I don't deal with commercial hosting personally
[06:29:53] <boorad> coderanger_, if I need to req.redirect to the default_handler, how would I do that?
[06:30:02] <boorad> req.redirect(req.base_path) ??
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[06:32:58] <coderanger_> boorad: req.redirect(req.href())
[06:33:12] <boorad> ty
[06:33:48] <coderanger_> or req.redirect(req.href(self.config.get('trac','default_handler','wiki'))) I support
[06:34:23] <boorad> yeah, I was trying to avoid that mess
[06:43:38] <asmodai> coderanger_: thanks btw
[06:43:45] <asmodai> coderanger_: TicketDelete works a charm.
[06:44:07] <asmodai> coderanger_: Also, found out that every plugin I added into $TRAC/plugins needed to be specified explicitly in [components] to enable them
[06:44:21] <asmodai> coderanger_: Hence the spam getting through.
[06:44:35] <asmodai> coderanger_: What I don't understand is that I thought $TRAC/plugins auto-enabled plugins
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[06:59:28] <coderanger_> asmodai: Yeah, seems to be a recent trunk bug
[07:03:41] <asmodai> ah
[07:03:45] <asmodai> So it's not me :D
[07:03:59] <coderanger_> Nope, I had the same problem after my last upgrade
[07:04:14] <asmodai> That explains why I got spamz0red
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[07:12:49] <boorad> coderanger_, fyi, req.href() alone worked...
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[07:14:37] <Pistos> I have 0.9.5... what's the recommended course of action for Trac spam?
[07:14:47] <Pistos> I'm starting to get hit pretty bad these days, and I'm about to go try and block IPs...
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[07:23:28] <asmodai> coderanger_: Is there a ticket about it btw?
[07:24:59] <boorad> maxb, if you see wkornew again, tell him DbAuth has been fixed to solve his issue - it now uses default_handler
[07:26:20] <coderanger_> Pistos: TicketDelete is the only thing for 0.9
[07:26:24] <coderanger_> asmodai: Don't know
[07:26:35] <asmodai> coderanger_: Shall I file one?
[07:26:45] <iloveitaly> Anybody have any idea why the TracWebAdmin plugin wont work
[07:26:47] <coderanger_> asmodai: Go for it, I hadn't looked into it much
[07:26:49] <iloveitaly> I'm logged in as admin
[07:26:56] <iloveitaly> and I granted admin the TRAC_ADMIN priv
[07:27:00] <asmodai> coderanger_: At least then we know one exists :)
[07:27:06] <Pistos> coderanger_: Is that a plugin? I never got the hang of plugin installation... it seemed "betaish"...
[07:27:19] <iloveitaly> yeah, its a plugin
[07:28:34] <Pistos> I just looked, and there are too many random IPs for me to do any effective IP blocking.
[07:28:43] <Pistos> Looks like I'll have to close ticket editing and creation to the public. :(
[07:28:45] <Pistos> Kinda sucks.
[07:29:47] <asmodai> coderanger_: #3288
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[07:35:55] <wkornew> hi, is it possible to query for all tickets sorted by last modification date? how could I add this feature?
[07:37:24] <wkornew> can one only track ticket changes by using mailing lists?
[07:38:36] <boorad> wkornew, I fixed DbAuth to not default to /wiki
[07:38:40] <Pistos> Hm, deleting from the sqlite DB directly is not so bad/difficult.
[07:38:54] <wkornew> boorad: thanks! Charlie??? :)
[07:38:56] <Pistos> Just delete from ticket and ticket_change tables.
[07:39:11] <boorad> Charlie???
[07:39:19] <asmodai> Pistos: I used SpamFilter and webadmin + ticketdelete
[07:39:22] <asmodai> Pistos: Works a charm
[07:39:36] <Pistos> asmodai: I'm not prepared or willing to go past 0.9.5 until it is marked as stable...
[07:39:43] <asmodai> Right.
[07:39:45] <Pistos> :)
[07:39:46] <wkornew> boorad: who are you? I never saw your nick :)
[07:39:56] <asmodai> At least the webdeveloper/ticketdelete is available for 0.9
[07:40:01] <asmodai> webadmin even
[07:40:02] <Pistos> asmodai: Two delete statements in the DB is actually somewhat trivial, so I may actually make it a cronjob.
[07:40:17] <asmodai> Allows you to click through change deletions
[07:40:20] <wkornew> boorad: ah, now I know. you saw my complain, right? ;)
[07:40:22] <boorad> wkornew, oh, I'm just a squirrel trying to get a nut
[07:40:24] <Pistos> But for the moment, I just turned off anon ticket creation and modification,
[07:40:31] <asmodai> hands of my nuts.
[07:40:32] <Pistos> because I basically get zero public mods anyway.
[07:40:38] <asmodai> (bad one)
[07:40:46] <boorad> wkornew, yep, read back in the IRC logs - I watch for DbAuth
[07:41:34] <wkornew> boorad: cool. when will DbAuth get a real admin interface and encode passwords with MD5?
[07:42:21] <boorad> wkornew, not sure - everyone who promosed to help with crypto has kinda left me hanging, and I'm busy with work
[07:42:38] <boorad> not that crypto is difficult, just match md5 version to what is in the table
[07:42:41] <wkornew> boorad: also, it would be nice if the Cc field could accept the username and ask DbAuth for the actual email (so I don't have to expose it to others and receive SPAM...)
[07:43:12] <Sonderblade> how do you upload files to the trac wiki?
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[07:43:54] <boorad> wkornew, DbAuth does have the email address in tables, but I'm not sure if it's coming through in code for use elsewhere... Besides, you'd have to patch Trac with p.e.c. #2456 to accomplish that - really close, though
[07:43:55] <wkornew> boorad: well, too bad. we really need something like DbAuth...
[07:44:35] <boorad> wkornew, I also don't know what you mean by real admin interface
[07:44:49] <boorad> to add / admin users?
[07:44:49] <wkornew> boorad: I mean that it should be integrated with WebAdmin
[07:44:55] <wkornew> boorad: yep
[07:45:20] <wkornew> boorad: or at least, to edit yourself. but removing SPAM users would be nice, too
[07:45:21] <boorad> well I know the crypto stuff is an open ticket for that plugin, but not sure if the admin screen is or not
[07:46:25] <boorad> there's also a bug in trac-hacks to combine the AcctMgr Plugin and others with DbAuth - take best of each - like the register screen from AcctMgr, etc.
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[07:47:07] <wkornew> boorad: when will this IUserDirectory stuff be integrated with Trac?
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[07:47:46] <boorad> wkornew, devs say 0.11 or 0.12, when they can put some thought into it, as opposed to my *very* incomplete patch on #2456
[07:47:56] <wkornew> oh yeah, the register feature would be neat, too...Trac really needs a lot of work...
[07:48:09] <boorad> wkornew, don't be shy...
[07:48:14] <boorad> patches are welcome
[07:48:24] <boorad> ;)
[07:48:35] <wkornew> I'm already working on a modification for the Haiku project
[07:48:53] <wkornew> but it has to be a little bit hacky because Trac is so incomplete
[07:49:28] <boorad> BeOS?
[07:49:45] <wkornew> yep
[07:49:52] <wkornew> (was OpenBeOS, now it's Haiku)
[07:50:02] <boorad> cool
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[07:50:09] <wkornew> they could at least accept the IUserDirectory code. I mean, would it harm? also, the Cc feature must be replaced with real subscriptions (see FlySpray)
[07:50:18] <wkornew> boorad: wanna help us? ;)
[07:50:32] <wkornew> we could need a few more developers
[07:50:57] <boorad> wkornew, well, a little change of pace every once in a while to hack on Trac would help us, and possibly be fun
[07:51:09] <boorad> wkornew, I'm kinda tied up with dsource.org
[07:51:22] <boorad> and getting D off the ground
[07:51:32] <wkornew> oh, cool :)
[07:52:59] <wkornew> we had a few suggestions about switching to D in a later release. but I find it a little bit too overloaded. I'd prefer a programming language that takes its power from simplicity (less is more)
[07:53:40] <boorad> I guess, but it has most of the power of C++ and is quite a bit simpler
[07:53:52] <wkornew> well, it introduces even more features
[07:54:18] <boorad> wkornew, as for IUserDirectory, I've tried to get it in, even in its current state, as it doesn't hurt anything, but no dice
[07:54:53] <wkornew> that's annoying. one can't really use Trac for a big project in its current state
[07:55:15] <wkornew> but Bugzilla is so incredibly user un-friendly and ugly
[07:55:40] <boorad> it's not too bad - and am trying to be patient
[07:55:49] <boorad> because it's so much better than BZ ;)
[07:55:50] <asmodai> wkornew: big project and current state? do elaborate
[07:55:58] <wkornew> we really need good ticket monitoring support
[07:56:18] <wkornew> i.e.: replace the Cc field with a nice "Watch this ticket" link
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[07:56:29] <wkornew> (or "Stop watching")
[07:56:48] <wkornew> then, big projects need better categorization
[07:57:13] <wkornew> one level is not enough. we already have a unlimited-level category field (see: http://haiku.jansson.be/trac/newticket)
[07:57:35] <asmodai> yay, Forbidden
[07:57:36] <asmodai> :D
[07:57:44] <wkornew> really? :)
[07:57:46] <asmodai> And I *still* love the Haiku logo
[07:57:53] <asmodai> Hai, honto, honto!
[07:58:03] <asmodai> Errr, I mean, yea, for real.
[07:58:04] <wkornew> oh, yeah, please login as haiku:haiku ;)
[07:58:12] <asmodai> Excuse me, talking to my Japanese gf as well ;)
[07:58:39] <wkornew> it's still not finished (see open bugs)
[07:58:43] <wkornew> (and tasks)
[07:58:56] <asmodai> Ah, but still, additional category specifiers looks nice
[07:59:06] <wkornew> what do you mean?
[07:59:28] <wkornew> sorry, I meant component (not category)
[07:59:31] <asmodai> Click drivers and get more choices.
[07:59:38] <asmodai> Category/component
[07:59:52] <asmodai> What's in a name?
[08:00:10] <wkornew> oh, so you like it? I misunderstood the "but still"
[08:00:37] <asmodai> To your not finished.
[08:00:38] <asmodai> :)
[08:00:41] <wkornew> it's still rough. the query feature doesn't work correctly with those categories and the Milestone details view lists the flat raw list
[08:01:08] <boorad> wkornew, your #6 can be solved with the #2456 patch and activate it in dbauth
[08:01:12] <wkornew> also, the admin interface should make it easier to edit category trees
[08:01:21] <boorad> trac.userdir.* = enabled
[08:02:00] <wkornew> boorad: and how do I specify which users are allowed to be assigned to tickets?
[08:02:08] <wkornew> using a special group?
[08:02:28] <wkornew> also, this should work with a drop-down list (instead of a free-form text field)
[08:02:29] <boorad> hmm, I think it defaults to all users in your DbAuth db
[08:02:36] <boorad> it is a drop-down list
[08:02:40] <boorad> and not a text field
[08:02:56] <wkornew> yes, I can enable that without DbAuth, already, but it would show all known users
[08:03:08] <wkornew> I'm thinking about adding a special permission TICKET_ASSIGNABLE
[08:03:18] <wkornew> only users with that permission can be assigned to
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[08:03:32] <onox> How do I get rid of the blank login page?
[08:03:39] <boorad> but with DbAuth, it's not known users, it's users in your db
[08:03:51] <wkornew> I'd really love our patches to get added to the official Trac
[08:04:17] <wkornew> boorad: we want all users to register before they are allowed to submit tickets
[08:04:17] <boorad> also, your #9 is handled in the Trac 0.10 version of DbAuth - see http://www.trac-hacks.org/wiki/DbAuthPlugin for how to hook up your db schema to the plugin
[08:04:48] <onox> Why do I get a blank page when I want to login?
[08:04:53] <onox> I am using tracd
[08:05:47] <wkornew> boorad: yep, sounds nice. does it support MySQL or even better: Postgres?
[08:06:09] <boorad> wkornew, supports all backends that Trac supports - see comment below conf instructions, about [838]
[08:06:37] <wkornew> currently, we don't have a CMS, yet. it's just a plan. the registration and user management stuff could then be handled by the CMS and everyone would have one single login for everything
[08:07:05] <wkornew> boorad: damn, I could have read that ;)
[08:07:15] <boorad> on dsource, I have tied phpBB, Trac, Drupal, SVN - all to the same users/groups tables in PG
[08:07:47] <wkornew> yeah, that's very cool.
[08:08:04] <wkornew> we'd like to do that, too. but it's still a lot of work until we get there...
[08:08:44] <boorad> well, just give Trac and trac-hacks a closer look and hang out here, before determining it's not ready for big projects and such ;)
[08:09:17] <wkornew> seriously, that's not enough to get started without one line of coding
[08:09:52] <wkornew> see http://haiku.jansson.be/trac/query?group=milestone&order=priority for the full list of tasks we have to do
[08:10:00] <boorad> but at 0.10 and going to 0.11 dev soon, I don't think anyone should expect Trac to be ready w/o coding just yet
[08:10:01] <wkornew> (or have done)
[08:10:06] <onox> OMFG
[08:11:06] <wkornew> well, it does *a lot*, but somehow people seemed to forget that it must also make ticket handling very easy. I mean, Trac has a wiki, SVN, Roadmap, etc.
[08:11:31] <wkornew> there is a lot of source code for such a simple ticket system
[08:11:44] <boorad> wkornew, Trac's roadmap is packed full of goodies that will get it on par and surpass BZ and others.
[08:12:10] <wkornew> let's hope it will not feature-bloat ;)
[08:12:25] <boorad> hopefully you just choose the plugins you want, no bloat
[08:12:47] <boorad> s/no bloat/no bloat unless you choose it/
[08:12:57] <wkornew> we want something *now*, not in two years. Trac development is rather slow, so I can't understand why the developers are so picky about patches
[08:13:48] <wkornew> yes, plugins are the way to go. the base system should be minimal, but do everything one needs. basically, I don't need much more than a base system
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[08:15:23] <wkornew> it's annoying that Trac sometimes just marks "resolve as: fixed" although I just want to add a comment or change the description
[08:15:54] <asmodai> eh?
[08:16:00] <wkornew> back to my original question: is it not possible to adjust the query view to sort the results by modification date?
[08:16:03] <asmodai> Haven't had that happening.
[08:16:25] <wkornew> asmodai: it's happening every now and then. maybe after reloading the page... I don't know how to reproduce it, yet
[08:16:27] <schultzconsult> Hi I have followed http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracOnDebianSarge step by step, but http://213.150.56.152/futte/ is not correct... what is wrong with the SetEnv?
[08:17:03] <wkornew> asmodai: yep, seems to be on reload
[08:17:33] <asmodai> mmmm
[08:18:04] <wkornew> but it doesn't happen at trac-hacks.com
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[08:18:10] <schultzconsult> Im running 0.8.4
[08:18:21] <wkornew> neither on the official trac site
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[08:19:51] <pedroooo> hello guys. anyone using trac to support scrum? i'd like to discuss about it, share some ideas
[08:19:52] <wkornew> asmodai: strange...but maybe it's because I'm logged in via DbAuth? there is one other annoying "feature" when logged in: the "View Tickets" query page searches for *my* tickets, by default. this is not expected and very annoying (for example, tic even asked why he could not see any tickets)
[08:20:21] <wkornew> asmodai: (that's because no tickets were assigned to him at that moment)
[08:21:24] <wkornew> asmodai: if you are one of the developers could you please remove that feature? is it really needed? did you see how I solved it in our Trac instance? just a simple extra link above the Query page. if you really want to search for *your* tickets you can click the link, but it doesn't annoy everyone else
[08:22:33] <asmodai> I am but a meager contributor.
[08:22:39] <wkornew> by default, grouping by milestone is all that should be done
[08:22:44] <wkornew> (if at all)
[08:22:49] <asmodai> alect, coderanger_, jborg, matt_good, cmlenz
[08:22:54] <asmodai> and cboos
[08:22:55] <wkornew> asmodai: too bad. how many active developers are there?
[08:23:00] <asmodai> those are 6 of the most active hackers at least
[08:23:35] <boorad> cboos, eblot
[08:23:57] <wkornew> alect, coderanger_, please fix this feature. and please accept all my patches that I might soon send you ;)
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[08:26:30] <wkornew> for example, our Components-as-tree feature could easily become official. it shouldn't disturb anyone. everything works as before if you don't put a "/" in your component names. what about that? do you want to add it? :))
[08:26:58] <schultzconsult> nobody who have followed http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracOnDebianSarge ?
[08:27:02] <wkornew> anyway...
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[08:27:26] <schultzconsult> It looks to me like something is missing in that guide..
[08:27:32] <fletch_> hi everyone
[08:28:34] <fletch_> I have a question that I'm guessing gets asked a lot but I can't find a reference to it searching the Trac wiki or via Google so I thought I'd ask in here (be gentle)
[08:29:11] <schultzconsult> go for it
[08:29:13] <schultzconsult> ;-)
[08:29:16] <fletch_> I'm working for a company that uses Test Track Pro and I want to show them how good Trac is (since I'm really not a TTP fan) and I was hoping there was an easy way to export -> import the db
[08:29:39] <asmodai> From Test Track Pro?
[08:29:48] <fletch_> I've found an xslt script that'll move the TTP xml format to bugzilla and I know that there is a Bugzilla to Trac converter but that seems long winded
[08:29:51] <fletch_> yeah
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