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July 20, 2006

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[00:34:12] <Epcylon> One of my trac sites have been hit by the ticket-spammers.. is there any way I can delete the spammers comments from a ticket?
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[00:44:15] <asmodai> TicketDelete
[00:44:22] <asmodai> plugin available through trac-hacks
[00:47:47] <Epcylon> ok.. thanks
[00:50:36] <coderanger> One more thing I need to rework one day
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[00:57:09] <otaku42> Epcylon: and for the prevention of ticket spam check http://madwifi.org/wiki/FightingTrackSpam
[00:57:22] <Epcylon> thanks
[00:57:42] <coderanger> Page doesn't exist ;-)
[00:58:07] <otaku42> erm... yes, of course, typo. should be: http://madwifi.org/wiki/FightingTracSpam
[00:58:08] <otaku42> sorry
[00:58:39] <coderanger> That should probably be moved the t.e.o at some point
[00:58:42] <Epcylon> yeah.. was about to say.. :)
[00:59:21] <coderanger> It will also be moot at the point that 0.10 is finally out
[01:01:20] <otaku42> coderanger: nope. filtering spam out in trac is much more expensive (regarding CPU time that's necessary for this task) than blocking most of the malicious stuff right via mod_security
[01:01:41] <coderanger> Have you actually benchmarked this?
[01:02:11] <coderanger> I would be very surprised if there was a signifigant difference when using a persistent interpreter
[01:02:45] <otaku42> coderanger: not yet, since i have no 0.10dev running on my servers. my saying above is based on "feeling", so theoretically might be wrong.
[01:03:11] <coderanger> Python surprises many people when it comes to things like that ;-)
[01:03:42] <coderanger> It has things like list, dict, and string handling much more optimized than the equivalent C libraries
[01:03:43] <otaku42> coderanger: yeah, maybe. however, a small advantage of my solution is that it works for all trac versions, even for 0.8.x
[01:04:56] <otaku42> coderanger: and another small advantage (at least for me): mod_security allows to write audit logs, which allow to examine the various spam POSTs in detail
[01:05:10] <coderanger> SpamFilter logs everything to the trac log
[01:05:33] <coderanger> Well the included plugins do, if someone makes a bad one it could not
[01:05:50] <otaku42> coderanger: even the details of the posts that passed the filter?
[01:06:30] <otaku42> coderanger: by the way, another idea for a spam filter would be to check contained URLs against services like surbl.org or uribl.com
[01:06:45] <coderanger> otaku42: Write a plugin ;-)
[01:08:05] <otaku42> coderanger: i'm a python noob. learning python is high up on my todo, but it will take some time until i reach that item of the list :)
[01:08:07] <coderanger> Personally I dislike the fact that its out-of-band and requires a server reload for changes to take effect
[01:08:28] <coderanger> diveintopython.org
[01:08:29] <otaku42> coderanger: why is a server reload necessary?
[01:08:30] <coderanger> dooooooo it!!
[01:08:51] <coderanger> otaku42: Apache doesn't notice config changes otherwise AFAIK
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[01:13:51] <otaku42> coderanger: ah, you refer to changes of the configuration that are needed for mod-security?
[01:14:02] <coderanger> yes
[01:14:18] <coderanger> If you add a new rule apache won't see it without a reload
[01:15:56] <otaku42> coderanger: well, yes, that's true indeed. in my personal environment that's no problem, it's easy enough to reload the configuration without much interruption :) but yes, on larger sites that might be a problem
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[02:27:28] <cmlenz> tuxipuxi: the demo is down?
[02:28:07] <cmlenz> that error looks familiar... what version of trac and which DB are you using there?
[02:29:07] <tuxipuxi> cmlenz: looks like some kiddie removed all user permissions. 0.9.6 and SQLite 3.3.5
[02:29:18] <cmlenz> oh
[02:29:27] <cmlenz> :-/
[02:29:42] <cmlenz> maybe disable the permissions page?
[02:30:41] <tuxipuxi> hm well, it's nice for demonstrating the WebAdmin plugin. let's say i'll disable it if that happens again, ok?
[02:30:50] <cmlenz> sure
[02:31:11] <cmlenz> how long do you think it was down?
[02:32:19] <tuxipuxi> don't know.. 8 hours ago it was still up iirc
[02:32:28] <cmlenz> k
[02:33:14] <cmlenz> wonder what we can do to get more people to not file test tickets on teo
[02:33:38] <cmlenz> (trac.edgewall.org)
[02:33:55] <tuxipuxi> that's the same question as "how can we reduce stupidity on this world" ;)
[02:34:46] <cmlenz> true :-P
[02:35:59] <tuxipuxi> if somebody even ignores the red box on the "new ticket" page you can't do anything about it
[02:36:45] <misc> well, someone proposed a solution for stupidity : http://bash.org/?4753
[02:41:03] <cmlenz> heh
[02:49:31] <coderanger> cmlenz: How about adding things like
[02:49:35] <coderanger> "test ticket
[02:49:39] <coderanger> grr, cant type
[02:49:48] <coderanger> "test ticket" to BadContent
[02:51:33] <cmlenz> well, that would not help with tickets such as "qsdsqa"
[02:51:40] <cmlenz> plus test tickets aren't really spam
[02:52:26] <coderanger> A bayesian-ish filter might help with things like that
[02:52:50] <cmlenz> ^[qwasdf]+$
[02:53:03] <cmlenz> yeah, but bayes needs training, and we don't have that yet
[02:54:46] <coderanger> t.e.o has a large amount of tickets, it would probably be trivial to build a training db from there
[02:55:02] <coderanger> maybe throw in trac-hacks and the bullix site for good measure too
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[05:15:20] <Ro> hi all trac users
[05:15:35] <tuxipuxi> hi ro
[05:15:43] <Ro> i'm new with trac, and need your help
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[05:16:29] <Ro> i have add some users and can make trac auth them in login but
[05:17:12] <Ro> what i want from that is to stop every body using other name when creating new ticket
[05:18:16] <tuxipuxi> remove TICKET_CREATE from anonymous, grant it to your users and have them log in when they want to create a new ticket?
[05:18:16] <Ro> but now even after auth every body can wirte any name in replace his real name when creating a new ticket
[05:18:32] <Ro> ok i did
[05:19:15] <Ro> but what i mean is that user how wants to create a new ticket is able to change his name
[05:19:25] <Ro> he can wirte any name he wants
[05:19:46] <tuxipuxi> don't know if that can be restricted, but why don't you just tell them not to change that field?
[05:20:13] <Ro> i can't trust them
[05:20:31] <Ro> ok, can i remove this field from html template
[05:21:49] <tuxipuxi> i'd guess that it's used in the addTicket method, but the devs will know better ;)
[05:22:02] <Ro> thank you
[05:24:55] <Ro> ok i have anothe question, can i add the attach boton to the create ticket page, i want the user to be able to creat the ticket and can't view it, but now if he needs to attach a file i have to let him view it to find the attach boton
[05:25:56] <coderanger> Ro: That is added in trunk already
[05:26:29] <Ro> sory but i don't understand you coderanger
[05:26:48] <Ro> what do you mean that is in tunk already
[05:26:53] <coderanger> Ro: The "I have files to attach to this ticket" check box
[05:26:59] <coderanger> Its already been added
[05:27:20] <tuxipuxi> in the development version
[05:28:12] <Ro> ok, grate, i don't know waht is trunk yet, i'll check befor ask you to help to not nosing you, thank you
[05:28:40] <tuxipuxi> "trunk" is a common term for "current development branch"
[05:29:01] <coderanger> Ro: You may want to read the subversion admin handbook at some point soon ;-)
[05:29:23] <Ro> is that mean a "under development" dist. of trac
[05:30:00] <coderanger> Yes
[05:30:15] <coderanger> the current trunk is what will eventually be 0.10
[05:30:24] <Ro> thank you again
[05:30:47] <tuxipuxi> coderanger: ah right.. why is it going to be called 0.10? after 0.9.6 it should be called 1.0, no?
[05:31:06] <Ro> yes
[05:31:13] <coderanger> No, there is special signifigance attached to "Version 1.0"
[05:31:30] <coderanger> Trac uses the traditional FOSS versioning scheme
[05:31:40] <coderanger> three integers with '.' between them
[05:31:46] <coderanger> its not a decimal number
[05:31:54] <tuxipuxi> i see
[05:32:31] <Ro> me too, finaly understand this point
[05:32:56] <tuxipuxi> 1.0 sounds better, thoug
[05:32:57] <tuxipuxi> h
[05:33:37] <coderanger> The Trac devs want to have the code developed to a certain point before cutting a 1.0
[05:34:08] <coderanger> Its somewhat of a marker saying "We really think this is solid now"
[05:34:40] <tuxipuxi> well, judging from the popularity of trac and how it is used without any problems it's 1.0 IMO
[05:34:54] <coderanger> No, it still lacks a lot of basic things
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[05:35:46] <tuxipuxi> sure thing, but it's rock-solid. 1.0 doesn't mean "we're at the end of the development"
[05:36:17] <coderanger> solid doesn't mean stability
[05:36:33] <coderanger> I am talking about code maintainability
[05:36:46] <coderanger> The Trac API changes with almost every release still
[05:37:19] <coderanger> At the point of a 1.0 there is an understanding that the API will be stable
[05:38:42] <coderanger> And that a compatible release will be maintained for a decent period of time (2+ years at least)
[05:40:29] <tuxipuxi> i see
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[08:03:05] <JasonF> Can trac serve out a subversion repository mod_dav_svn/mod_svn/svnserve like
[08:03:15] <JasonF> or will i need to run a separate SVN server on my box?
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[08:24:07] <otaku42> JasonF: trac does not serve a svn repository, but it allows to access it. real svn access is only possible if you run a "real" subversion server (svnserve or mod_dav_svn)
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[08:26:27] <JasonF> otaku42_away: bah, that's no fun :( That means I have to configure svnserve or upgrade to apache2 on a box I have no desire to do either on
[08:26:30] <JasonF> *sigh*
[08:38:01] <coderanger_> JasonF: You can just use ssh+svn
[08:38:57] <coderanger_> Of course then you need to setup ssh ;-)
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[08:41:23] <JasonF> coderanger: that's an even more disgusting solution for a production website :)
[08:41:56] <JasonF> see, the company I am SA for is open sourcing some stuff, and migrating those svn setups to a world-facing server will suck
[08:47:05] <tuxipuxi> is there any plugin which adds more fine-grained wiki permisisons or is this not possible with the current plugin interface? wondering because WikuStart on p.e.c is write-protected
[08:58:34] <cmlenz> that's just the read-only flag
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[10:08:10] * cmlenz likes the results of searching google for "markup templating" ;-)
[10:09:07] <alect> heh
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[10:20:48] <tuxipuxi> cmlenz: ah, sure. i just had a look at the wiki API and it looks like 0.9 and 0.10 both don't allow a plugin to implement more fine-grained permissions. correct?
[10:21:03] <cmlenz> yeah
[10:21:33] <tuxipuxi> that'd be a very useful addition
[10:29:50] <cmlenz> alect has been working on that on a branch: the sandbox/security branch
[10:30:08] <cmlenz> 'tis even listed on the roadmap for 0.11 ;-)
[10:30:13] <cmlenz> PermissionPolicy
[10:30:56] <tuxipuxi> that's good, but unfortunately not of help for me :) i need to implement that now on an unpatched installation. but if it's not in 0.10, it's not 0.10.
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[10:31:20] <tuxipuxi> uhm.. +in
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[10:31:33] <tuxipuxi> 40 degrees celsius is too much :/
[10:32:05] <cmlenz> ah, you're down south, eh? :-P
[10:32:07] <cmlenz> it's 35 here
[10:32:13] <cmlenz> which is still too much
[10:33:09] <tuxipuxi> heh no, north of hamburg, but it's very hot in my room cause the sun is aiming straight at the window. where are you living?
[10:33:28] <cmlenz> ffm
[10:33:52] <tuxipuxi> ah
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[11:42:36] <Anon1121> hi
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[11:43:20] <alvaro> does anybody if WikiRBAC is going to be supported in any trac baseline?
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[11:51:45] <qwe> is there a way to change the dir that chrome/common/ points to, or does it always use /usr/share/trac/htdocs?
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[11:55:11] <glen_quagmire> is trac better than bugzilla
[11:55:12] <glen_quagmire> ?
[11:55:57] <qwe> glen_quagmire: trac is a wiki, source browser, and ticket tracking system all rolled into one
[11:56:28] <qwe> glen_quagmire: it's really a matter of preference
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[11:58:48] <glen_quagmire> let me try both..i should run them on mac osx
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[11:59:05] <pacopablo> @faq ini
[11:59:05] <evil_twin> pacopablo: "ini" is See http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracIni for details on the Trac configuration file.
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[12:10:23] <pacopablo> qwe: modify the __default_htdocs_dir__ line in /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac/siteconfig.py
[12:13:17] <qwe> pacopablo: there's no way to do it per-installation?
[12:15:20] <cmlenz> just use an alias in the server config
[12:17:18] <qwe> tried that, didn't work, but I'm notoriously inept at configuring apache
[12:17:56] <Blackhex> sorry that I am niggling it again, but can anyone help me with file uploading in IRequestHandler module?
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[12:37:41] <jacobat> Howdy, I was just reading spolskys blog, and apparently fogbugz have an http post interface to creating bugs, so he can file a bug directly from the application whenever an unhandled exception is thrown. Is something like this implemented for trac?
[12:38:39] <tuxipuxi> you can either call the add ticket url or use the XML-RPC interface (0.10)
[12:44:45] <Blackhex> shame on me, I putted enctype="multipart/form-data" into different form in different template, so that is why file uploading don't work, sorry
[12:45:01] <pacopablo> tsk, tsk :)
[12:46:21] <bnovc> how can i link to the home page in the wiki?
[12:46:30] <bnovc> [wiki:/ back] works but shows as an invalid link
[12:47:19] <pacopablo> [wiki:WikiStart back]
[12:47:29] <bnovc> thanks
[12:47:33] <pacopablo> np
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[13:48:09] <glen_quagmire> should svn located in the same machine as trac installed?
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[13:52:53] <pacopablo> yes
[13:55:29] <glen_quagmire> wtf that's no good
[13:56:05] <pacopablo> well, it comes down to the fact that the python subversion bindings don't support remote access
[13:56:31] <pacopablo> it appears that they will in the semi-near future, but currently do not.
[13:59:04] <glen_quagmire> i see T.T
[14:00:22] <mitsuhiko> is there a method in trac to raise small error messages?
[14:00:29] <mitsuhiko> like the "Ticket does not exist" page
[14:00:39] <pacopablo> TracError
[14:00:44] <pacopablo> raise thatin your code
[14:00:46] <mitsuhiko> http://trac.pocoo.org/ticket/123456789 <-- this one
[14:00:53] <mitsuhiko> pacopablo: just raise it?
[14:01:03] <pacopablo> well, you have to pass it the text to display, too
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[14:01:14] <matt_good> raise TracError("error message")
[14:01:27] <mitsuhiko> thx
[14:01:44] <mitsuhiko> it's in trac.core?
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[14:08:55] <glen_quagmire> can I install trac without svn? i don't need svn
[14:09:01] <pacopablo> yes
[14:09:03] <glen_quagmire> i just need to keep track of tickets
[14:09:07] <pacopablo> though you need to use trunk
[14:09:32] <pacopablo> 0.9.6 requires that a repos exists
[14:09:42] <glen_quagmire> trunk?
[14:09:44] <pacopablo> trunk will all one to run without a repos
[14:10:00] <matt_good> glen_quagmire: trunk is the current development line for 0.10
[14:10:02] <pacopablo> http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDownload#LatestDevelopmentSourceCode
[14:10:46] <glen_quagmire> so i have to download from svn?
[14:10:49] <glen_quagmire> it's ironic
[14:10:58] <glen_quagmire> in order to svn support, i need to use svn
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[14:11:07] <glen_quagmire> ^ ditch
[14:11:51] <pacopablo> http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/3549/trunk?old_path=%2F&format=zip
[14:12:05] <pacopablo> that will get you a zip file of the trunk directory
[14:12:50] <glen_quagmire> i'm using svn to check out
[14:13:03] <glen_quagmire> do I still need clearsilver?
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[14:13:12] <pacopablo> ok, though technically, one doesn't need svn to get a copy of trunk
[14:13:19] <pacopablo> yes, clearsilver is still a requirement
[14:13:27] <pacopablo> it's the templating system used
[14:13:44] <pacopablo> after 0.10 is released, then I think it will probably switch.
[14:14:18] <glen_quagmire> for clearsilver, i only need --with-python right?
[14:14:21] <glen_quagmire> no java no ruby
[14:14:39] <pacopablo> right
[14:14:48] <pacopablo> what distro do you use?
[14:14:54] <glen_quagmire> mac os x 10.2
[14:14:55] <glen_quagmire> jaguar
[14:14:58] <glen_quagmire> freaking old
[14:14:59] <pacopablo> ahh
[14:15:10] <glen_quagmire> i hate mac more than windows
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[14:56:40] <glen_quagmire> what's python includes?
[14:57:27] <tuxipuxi> in what context?
[14:57:43] <glen_quagmire> ./configure for clearsilver
[14:57:47] <glen_quagmire> --with-python
[14:57:57] <glen_quagmire> ./configure --with-python=/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.3/lib/python2.3/
[14:58:05] <glen_quagmire> it says python2.3 is a directory
[14:58:09] * tuxipuxi hears clearsilver and suddenly feels the pain rushing into his head
[14:58:53] <glen_quagmire> maybe i have to point it to a file?
[14:58:54] <pacopablo> glen_quagmire: as it should be
[14:59:06] <glen_quagmire> pacopablo: what should I point it to?
[14:59:24] <pacopablo> what does --help say?
[14:59:48] <glen_quagmire> --with-python=path Set location of Python Interpreter
[14:59:53] <glen_quagmire> wtf i read it Python Includes
[15:00:32] <pacopablo> try giving it the local of the python binary
[15:00:32] <glen_quagmire> --with-python=path Set location of Python Includes
[15:00:38] <glen_quagmire> that's from INSTALL file
[15:00:48] <pacopablo> so: `which python`
[15:00:50] <alect> i reckon a cool plugin would be one that searched your doc for capitalised sequences of words (eg. Open Box) and did a google "i feel lucky" search to turn it into a link
[15:00:51] <alect> MAGIC
[15:00:53] <glen_quagmire> yep
[15:00:58] <alect> cool, but probably useless
[15:01:01] <glen_quagmire> they should really updatre INSTEALL file
[15:01:23] <pacopablo> glen_quagmire: well, then talk with the clearsilver people ;)
[15:01:34] <glen_quagmire> yah lol
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[15:01:54] <tuxipuxi> i had major trouble installing clearsilver, too
[15:02:12] <pacopablo> gee, it just worked for me ;)
[15:02:16] <pacopablo> though I'm not using OSeX
[15:03:50] <glen_quagmire> i'm off for now
[15:03:53] <glen_quagmire> thansk for helps
[15:03:59] * glen_quagmire gives $1 for each
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[15:10:29] <pacopablo> alect: the other thing that would be neat is a post-commit-hook that updated a rev number on the About Wiki page, so that when you run trunk, you can go to the About page and know what rev you're currently running :)
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[15:35:06] <alect> that would be cool paco
[15:36:24] <pacopablo> I may have to take a look at how to do it, but unfortunately, I don't hav ethe time atm.
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[15:38:04] <alect> nobody does....
[15:38:10] * alect shakes his fist at life
[15:43:05] <alect> i'm ditching my macbook for a thinkpad+linux
[15:43:15] <alect> my flirtation with osx is at an end
[15:46:15] <pacopablo> wooohoooo!!!!
[15:46:27] <pacopablo> er, oh, I'm so sorry to hear that :)
[15:46:56] <alect> i'm writing a rant blog entry about it as we speak :)
[15:47:15] <alect> more to reinforce my reasoning than anything
[15:47:20] <mitsuhiko> wohoooo
[15:47:23] <mitsuhiko> trac rocks once again
[15:47:29] <pacopablo> google doesn't donate those unwanted macbooks to needy students, does in? :)
[15:47:32] <mitsuhiko> now i can read the pocoo chatlogs directly from trac
[15:47:34] <mitsuhiko> in realtime
[15:47:44] <pacopablo> mitsuhiko: hot, what did you do to do that?
[15:48:24] <alect> haha no, they get recycled :)
[15:48:38] <mitsuhiko> pacopablo: reading the logs? ^^
[15:48:44] <pacopablo> mitsuhiko: yeah
[15:48:58] <tuxipuxi> alect: post the url here when you're done, please :)
[15:50:39] <alect> righto
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[15:58:56] <mitsuhiko> http://trac.pocoo.org/irclogs
[15:59:00] <alect> http://swapoff.org/wiki/blog/2006-07-21-why-osx-is-not-for-me
[15:59:00] * mitsuhiko is happy :)
[15:59:14] <alect> FORBIDDEN
[15:59:16] <alect> :P
[15:59:33] <mitsuhiko> ah. moment ;)
[15:59:53] <mitsuhiko> alect: now
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