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<raidman|Work> |
Hi guys, I just try to install trac with mod_pythonn in my local computer |
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<raidman|Work> |
and this is apache configuration... |
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<raidman|Work> |
http://pastebin.ca/76903 |
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<raidman|Work> |
but what I got is an Index of trac environment |
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<raidman|Work> |
what's wrong with that? |
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<raidman|Work> |
any body home? |
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<raidman|Work> |
I just try to install trac with mod_pythonn in my local computer |
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<raidman|Work> |
and this is apache configuration... http://pastebin.ca/76903, but what I got is an Index of trac environment |
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<raidman|Work> |
what's wrong with that? |
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<raidman|Work> |
re |
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<raidman|Work> |
I just try to install trac with mod_pythonn in my local computer |
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<raidman|Work> |
and this is apache configuration... http://pastebin.ca/76903, but what I got is an Index of trac environment |
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<raidman|Work> |
what's wrong with that? |
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<raidman|Work> |
very nice :) |
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<raidman|Work> |
thanks alot guys for help :) |
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<[algo]> |
hello |
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<[algo]> |
is trac going to have dependancies ? |
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<raidman|Work> |
[algo], that's depend on what you want to do |
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<raidman|Work> |
check this out http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracInstall |
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<raidman|Work> |
you can see dependencies list in there |
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<[algo]> |
I mean when ticket1 depends on ticket2 |
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<[algo]> |
another question is about permissions |
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<[algo]> |
I don't want Manager to see Director's ticket |
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<ranq> |
have seperate trac for them then |
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<ranq> |
usually informating hiding / access restrictions are quite pointless |
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<[algo]> |
can I create/query custom fields ? |
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<jml> |
what do I need to do to turn my code into a plugin? |
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<jml> |
that is, I wrote some code to extend AccountManager, but I would like to release it as a separate plugin. How do I do that? |
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<jml> |
no matter, I've found the wiki page. |
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<[algo]> |
found it also :) |
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<[algo]> |
jml |
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<[algo]> |
which code you wrote ? :) |
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<jml> |
[algo]: a WebAdmin plugin to let admins create and delete users. |
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<jml> |
ok. it seems my plugin is being loaded before AccountManager. |
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<jml> |
So, trac loads the stuff in the plugins directory alphabetically? |
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<jml> |
that's not very nice. |
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<tuxipuxi> |
how should it load it? |
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<jml> |
I don't know. |
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<jml> |
I mean, if you are loading a bunch of eggs, that seems fairly sane :) |
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<jml> |
the live question is, how do I guarantee that my plugin gets loaded after WebAdmin? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
hm maybe you can when you load the plugins from trac.ini, but i'm not sure if trac reads the file from the beginning to the end |
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<jml> |
it seems that WebAdminAuthz (to pick an example), manages it by picking the right name |
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<[algo]> |
any plugins store ? |
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<[algo]> |
I did not know there are plugins :) |
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<tuxipuxi> |
hah |
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<tuxipuxi> |
see trac-hacks.org |
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<[algo]> |
found it :) |
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<[algo]> |
great |
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<[algo]> |
can I integrate mail w/ trac ? |
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<prologic> |
umm |
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<prologic> |
yeah trac-hacks.org |
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<[algo]> |
I mean: new mails become tickets |
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<prologic> |
yes |
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<[algo]> |
hm hm |
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<prologic> |
use the mailtotrac script |
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<[algo]> |
trac evolved a lot :) |
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<prologic> |
it's on trac-hacks.org too |
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<[algo]> |
and notifications ? |
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<[algo]> |
still no IM notifications ? |
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<prologic> |
not hard to make a plugin to do that |
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<[algo]> |
there were difficulties |
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<[algo]> |
because new user info required a lot of changes |
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<prologic> |
not anymore I don't think |
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<[algo]> |
e.g I want ICQ field |
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<[algo]> |
I had to change many queries |
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<[algo]> |
in 0.9 |
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<[algo]> |
0.9.0 |
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<tuxipuxi> |
you will still have to afaik |
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<[algo]> |
Templates directory [/usr/share/trac/templates]> |
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<[algo]> |
Creating and Initializing Project |
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<[algo]> |
Segmentation fault |
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<[algo]> |
� |
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<[algo]> |
ugh that was tough |
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<[algo]> |
0.9.5 |
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<[algo]> |
can I try 0.10 ? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
sure, check out the svn code |
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<[algo]> |
is it beta ? |
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<[algo]> |
that is: should I setup and make people work on it .. |
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<tuxipuxi> |
not officially released as betta |
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<[algo]> |
I'm using 0.9.0 now (bugfixed and patched) |
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<tuxipuxi> |
iirc cvsdude is already using it in production |
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<tuxipuxi> |
so it should be reasonably stable |
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<[algo]> |
great thanks I'm trying :) |
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<tuxipuxi> |
wow this is annoying, i can't get clearsilver to build the damned python bindings |
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<tuxipuxi> |
[algo]: have you compiled clearsilver from source? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
oh |
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<tuxipuxi> |
sec |
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<tuxipuxi> |
woot |
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<tuxipuxi> |
checking for python includes... not found although python2.4-dev is installed |
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<[algo]> |
I have gentoo |
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<[algo]> |
it installed CS from protage |
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<[algo]> |
*portage |
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<tuxipuxi> |
ah |
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<[algo]> |
that seg. fault scared me though |
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<tuxipuxi> |
i've never had a sgefault in initenv |
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<tuxipuxi> |
clearsilver SUCKS SUCKS SUCKS |
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<tuxipuxi> |
python_versions="2.3 2.2 2.1 2.0 1.5 22 21 20 15" |
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<tuxipuxi> |
it's simply broken |
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<tuxipuxi> |
TracError: ClearSilver not installed (/var/www/.python-eggs/clearsilver-0.10.1-py2.4-linux-i686.egg-tmp/neo_cgi.so: undefined symbol: NERR_PARSE) what the hell is trac doing? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
i haven't told it to look for eggs in that dir |
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<idnar> |
that's a temporary directory where eggs get extracted to get at files embedded in them |
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<idnar> |
you've apparently got a clearsilver-0.10.1-py2.4-linux-i686.egg somewhere with the wrong stuff |
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<wkornew> |
hi, is there some session mechanism for storing any kind of object? Trac's default sessions are stored in the DB and this doesn't seem to work for me |
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<tuxipuxi> |
idnar: oh |
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<tuxipuxi> |
idnar: i'm running out of ideas.. i have installed clearsilver the usual ./configure way including the python bindings but i get this stuff |
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<idnar> |
I've never tried to install clearsilver as an egg |
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<idnar> |
and I don't usually build it from source myself either, so I dunno :/ |
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<tuxipuxi> |
damn.. debian has python2.3-clearsilver only but i want python2.4 |
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<tuxipuxi> |
so i can only build it myself |
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<[algo]> |
Oops... |
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<[algo]> |
Trac detected an internal error: FATAL: role "apache" does not exist |
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<[algo]> |
what's this ? |
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<[algo]> |
just installed trac from SVN |
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<tuxipuxi> |
ok 40 minutes for trying to install clearsilver is enough, back to 2.3 |
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<[algo]> |
ah |
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<[algo]> |
solved |
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<[algo]> |
hehe |
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<[algo]> |
can I completely remove milestones and versions from trac ? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
it's 30 degree celsius in this room and the clearsilver stuff pisses me off, the day could be better :/ |
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<tuxipuxi> |
afaik yes |
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<[algo]> |
hm how ? :) |
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<tuxipuxi> |
simply remove them with trac-admin? :) |
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<[algo]> |
that worked :) |
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<MiHaMiX> |
does Trac supports CVS instead of SVN? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
afaik no |
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<MiHaMiX> |
I searched at the main HP for it but found no relevant title |
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<tuxipuxi> |
why would one want to use CVS? ;) |
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<MiHaMiX> |
tuxipuxi: we're using CVS for some projects because of historical reasons :) |
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<MiHaMiX> |
tuxipuxi: for the new projects (in the last 2 years) we're using svn |
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<tuxipuxi> |
do you mind running cvs2svn? :) |
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<MiHaMiX> |
well, does it convert the corresponding cvs commitscripts as well? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
no. what kind of commit scripts? |
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<MiHaMiX> |
tuxipuxi: eg. we administrate our DNS for a /21 netblock via CVS. |
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<MiHaMiX> |
tuxipuxi: and at commit, the commitscript assembles the zone-files, and reloads bind |
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<MiHaMiX> |
tuxipuxi: but just after syntax-checked the zone-files |
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<tuxipuxi> |
that should be easily adoptable to a subversion post-commit hook script (executed after commit) |
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<MiHaMiX> |
tuxipuxi: we're having similar solutions for apache webhostings, proftpd, etc... |
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<[algo]> |
Traceback (most recent call last): |
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<[algo]> |
File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac/web/main.py", line 314, in dispatch_request |
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<[algo]> |
dispatcher.dispatch(req) |
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<[algo]> |
File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac/web/main.py", line 199, in dispatch |
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<[algo]> |
resp = chosen_handler.process_request(req) |
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<[algo]> |
File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac/web/auth.py", line 95, in process_request |
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<[algo]> |
self._do_login(req) |
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<[algo]> |
File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac/web/auth.py", line 116, in _do_login |
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<[algo]> |
assert req.remote_user, 'Authentication information not available.' |
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<[algo]> |
AssertionError: Authentication information not available. |
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<[algo]> |
sorry for flood. That comes when I press login in 0.10 |
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<[algo]> |
hello, matt_good |
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<matt_good> |
[algo]: You need to enable auth on the webserver (e.g. Apache) |
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<wkornew> |
BTW, what is req.remote_user for? in what way is it different from req.authname? |
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<[algo]> |
matt_good ok |
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<wkornew> |
matt_good: do you know? |
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<matt_good> |
wkornew: use req.authname |
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<wkornew> |
IOW: when writing an auth plugin do I have to modify/use req.remote_user? |
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<matt_good> |
oh |
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<wkornew> |
or is setting req.authname sufficient? |
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<matt_good> |
well, req.remote_user comes right from the request, but req.authname is for use in general, since it could be 'anonymous' |
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<wkornew> |
and do you know if Trac has some more complete session mechanism that can store any kind of object? I need this for my auth plugin |
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<wkornew> |
matt_good: hmm, from which request? |
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<matt_good> |
wkornew: you're doing the OpenID thing? |
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<wkornew> |
yes |
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<matt_good> |
check out Ian Bicking's TracPaste: http://comment-trac.pythonpaste.org/browser/Paste/TracPaste/trunk/tracpaste?rev=4628 |
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<matt_good> |
er, the latest http://comment-trac.pythonpaste.org/browser/Paste/TracPaste/trunk/tracpaste |
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<wkornew> |
oh, do they already have an OpenID plugin? |
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<matt_good> |
he appears to support OpenID using WSGI filters |
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<wkornew> |
well, why is his code not in trac-hacks? |
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<wkornew> |
I didn't know of it |
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<wkornew> |
this could've saved me a lot of work |
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<matt_good> |
well, Ian already has his own repos where he's been experimenting w/ Paste support in a bunch of different projects |
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<wkornew> |
but where is the code for the plugin? |
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<wkornew> |
and is there no simple alternative? |
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<wkornew> |
I just need a better session object...isn't that part of some HTTP lib? |
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<matt_good> |
well, Trac stores the session info in the DB |
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<matt_good> |
basic name/value pairs though, not objects |
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<wkornew> |
is there no second session object which I could use? |
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<tuxipuxi> |
matt_good: is there anything else one needs to do to to make a xmlrpc component (milestone) known to xmlrpc than importing it in __init__.py and implements(IXMLRPCHandler)? |
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<wkornew> |
one that has a real session mechanism? |
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<matt_good> |
well, there are other session libraries, but they're not used by Trac |
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<wkornew> |
:( |
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<matt_good> |
tuxipuxi: maybe the entry points in setup.py |
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<tuxipuxi> |
matt_good: thought so too, but it has entry_points={'trac.plugins': 'TracXMLRPC = tracrpc'}, no explicit list of modules |
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<matt_good> |
oh, so this is a patch, not another plugin |
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<tuxipuxi> |
yep |
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<[algo]> |
can I make reports using custom fields ? |
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<cmlenz> |
hi |
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<cmlenz> |
hi |
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<cmlenz> |
bah |
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<matt_good> |
[algo]: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracReports#Reportingoncustomfields |
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<tuxipuxi> |
hi hi cmlenz ;) |
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<coderanger_> |
[algo]: Yes, CSV |
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<coderanger_> |
pacopablo: g'morning |
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<[algo]> |
thanks |
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<pacopablo> |
morning |
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<[algo]> |
glad its not emails |
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<[algo]> |
dependancies are planned ? |
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<[algo]> |
to make one ticket depend on another |
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<pacopablo> |
I believe that that will be part of workflow |
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<[algo]> |
pacopablo: ? |
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<[algo]> |
can I disable wiki formatting for ticket description ? |
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<[algo]> |
make it optional maybe.. |
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<pacopablo> |
ticket dependencies will be addressed by the workflow branch |
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<pacopablo> |
[algo]: no |
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<coderanger_> |
[algo]: You can, but not easily |
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<pacopablo> |
well, not without hacking |
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<coderanger_> |
pacopablo: Oh its doable ;-) |
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<pacopablo> |
without hacking? |
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<coderanger_> |
post-request-filter |
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<pacopablo> |
that's hacking to me |
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<[algo]> |
hmm |
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<coderanger_> |
heh, but it doesnt require patching |
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<pacopablo> |
there is no option to turn off wiki formatting |
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<[algo]> |
well, I can make a custom checkbox |
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<pacopablo> |
coderanger_: true |
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<[algo]> |
and make decsription -> {{{ desc }}} |
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<[algo]> |
in post-request-filter if checkbox is set |
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<coderanger_> |
[algo]: something like that, it would be complex to implement though |
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<HandyAndE> |
I want to dump some HTML through the hdf in a plugin - but it keeps getting scaped |
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<HandyAndE> |
how can I stop this? |
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<HandyAndE> |
(using <?cs var:myvar ?> to do the output) |
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<coderanger_> |
HandyAndE: Markup() |
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<HandyAndE> |
coderanger_: thanks |
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<HandyAndE> |
coderanger_: in the .cs? |
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<matt_good> |
HandyAndE: no, it's a class you'd wrap the HTML in in the code |
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<HandyAndE> |
sorry, I soo |
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<HandyAndE> |
*see |
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<matt_good> |
from trac.util.markup import Markup |
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<coderanger_> |
if you using trunk |
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<coderanger_> |
for 0.9: from trac.util import Markup |
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<HandyAndE> |
thanks you - works nicely ;) |
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<HandyAndE> |
from trac import util |
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<HandyAndE> |
^^ that seems to cover it |
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<asmodai> |
cmlenz: Jesus, took me over 5 minutes to find which license jQuery uses. |
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<matt_good> |
asmodai: so what is it? |
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<coderanger_> |
MIT |
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<asmodai> |
yeah, MIT |
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<coderanger_> |
I would much rather see Trac use jsolait, except that I think it may be GPLed :-/ |
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<matt_good> |
LGPL |
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<coderanger_> |
hmmm |
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<matt_good> |
coderanger_: any idea how it compares to MochiKit |
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<coderanger_> |
Never used it, lemme look at the website |
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<matt_good> |
MochiKit is MIT and very Pythonic |
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<coderanger_> |
it seems like both mochikit and jquery are a different type of js library from jsolait |
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<coderanger_> |
focusing on presentation |
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<coderanger_> |
the parts of jsolait I like are the more programmer oriented things |
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<coderanger_> |
like json-rpc support, and string manipulation |
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<[algo]> |
how can I add a custom user-info field ? |
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<[algo]> |
like ICQ ? |
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<[algo]> |
btw you could try dojo |
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<[algo]> |
dojotoolkit.org |
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<coderanger_> |
[algo]: Add it where? |
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<[algo]> |
to settings |
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<coderanger_> |
You cannot |
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<[algo]> |
eh I have to hack code again |
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<[algo]> |
ok |
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<[algo]> |
need to attach my 0.9 ICQ notification to 0.10 |
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<coderanger_> |
you can store data in the session easily, but you would need to make a way to manipluate it |
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<[algo]> |
in session.. |
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<[algo]> |
I fixed joins to select ICQ along with email for 0.9 |
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<coderanger_> |
session['icq-name'] = 'Foobar' |
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<[algo]> |
I need to send notification if user is not online |
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<[algo]> |
will session help me w/ that ? |
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<coderanger_> |
"online"? |
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<matt_good> |
yes, the session information is persistent |
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<matt_good> |
it's where information like the name and email are stored already |
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<[algo]> |
matt_good: what should I do to add ICQ field in Settings in 0.10 |
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<coderanger_> |
you would have to alter both trac.settings and the template |
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<[algo]> |
trac.settings -> you mean .py file ? |
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<coderanger_> |
yes |
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<[algo]> |
thanks |
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<coderanger_> |
Moving a WC with local changes is a royal pain |
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<coderanger_> |
And apparently its just not possible .... |
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<asmodai> |
cmlenz: Smart comment ;) |
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<cmlenz> |
:-) |
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<coderanger_> |
matt_good: If you are around I (finally) got my code setup in the branch folder |
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<coderanger_away> |
Is there any good way to have optional extension point functions? |
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<alect> |
use hasattr prior to the call? |
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<coderanger_away> |
Thats what I'm doing now, just seems a bit hackish |
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<cmlenz> |
I'd say that's absolutely okay |
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<coderanger_away> |
okay |
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<coderanger_away> |
I'm debating if this should actually be two extension points |
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<coderanger_away> |
one each for the read and write functions |
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<[algo]> |
how can I put "My Tickets" in top navigation ? |
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<coderanger_away> |
[algo]: You would need to make a plugin |
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<[algo]> |
I see there is a line mainnav = wiki,timeline,roadmap,browser,tickets,newticket,search |
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<[algo]> |
maybe I could just fix it ? |
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<coderanger_away> |
no, that just controls the order of existing nav items |
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<coderanger_away> |
You cannot add or remove buttons |
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<coderanger_away> |
You need to make an INavContributer plugin |
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<coderanger_away> |
hmm, heres a question for you guys |
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<coderanger_away> |
I am modifying AccountManager so that it can use multiple account and password stores |
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<coderanger_away> |
With accounts it just checks from left to right until it finds a store with the account |
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<coderanger_away> |
should password checks work the same way? |
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<alect> |
with pam, it's optional |
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<alect> |
so i guess that would be the ideal |
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<coderanger_away> |
The problem is that False from a password check could mean either the account was wrong, or the password was wrong |
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<alect> |
perhaps use None for doesn't exist |
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<coderanger_away> |
Not all backends support that though |
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<alect> |
support what? detecting if a username exists? |
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<coderanger_away> |
yeah |
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<alect> |
example? |
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<coderanger_away> |
can't think of one off the top of my head |
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<coderanger_away> |
I am trying to structure this to allow for it though |
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<coderanger_away> |
heh, fair enough |
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