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<loca|host> |
hello all |
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<loca|host> |
i want to get trac sending an email notification on every new stuff in the timeline |
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<loca|host> |
anyone ? |
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<mitsuhiko> |
hoi loca|host |
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<mitsuhiko> |
i don't think that's possible |
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<mitsuhiko> |
at least not without a plugin |
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<mitsuhiko> |
but you can receive mails on ticket changes |
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<loca|host> |
ok that's it ! that's what am debugging now |
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<loca|host> |
am changing tickets and am not receiving mails |
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<loca|host> |
setted the smtp as the localhost |
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<loca|host> |
tail -f /var/log/mail.log does not move when submitting a comment on a ticket |
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<loca|host> |
mitsuhiko, ? |
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<loca|host> |
any idea |
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<mitsuhiko> |
hmm |
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<mitsuhiko> |
sec |
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<mitsuhiko> |
loca|host: smtp_enabled = true? |
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<loca|host> |
i think |
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<loca|host> |
ohh it's not :/ written trie |
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<loca|host> |
not true |
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<loca|host> |
sorry |
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<mitsuhiko> |
np :) |
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<loca|host> |
mitsuhiko, do i have to copy the trac.ini in every new trac project folder to get the same vars i want (log/notification...) with project-specific vars like project name and so ? |
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<loca|host> |
or is there any way to centralize repeating conf vars and get only project-specific vars on each project folder ? |
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<mitsuhiko> |
hmm. i don't understand the question |
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<mitsuhiko> |
loca|host: do you have multiple tracs? |
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<loca|host> |
yes |
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<loca|host> |
i have multiple tracs |
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<mitsuhiko> |
there is a plugin called tracforge |
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<mitsuhiko> |
maybe that helps you at that point |
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<mitsuhiko> |
but i haven't tested it |
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<loca|host> |
k |
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<mitsuhiko> |
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TracForgePlugin |
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<loca|host> |
seems to be a good solution though |
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<loca|host> |
thx ! |
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<wkornewald> |
hi, does teo run trac on postgresql? |
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<wkornewald> |
AFAIK, in postgres "=" is case-sensitive while in MySQL it's not. I don't know about sqlite. at least, when doing a search in the query dialog all searches on your site are case-sensitive which isn't very helpful when searching for an existing ticket (you have to try multiple cases) |
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<tic> |
you guys had a lot of trouble w/ sqlite databases being locked. how did you solve it? I've got a locked database, which I cannot unlock! (wouldn't know how, to begin with) |
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<gordonjcp> |
look for a lock file? |
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<omry> |
deleting some of trac default pages does no harm, right? |
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<pygi> |
omry, should not :) |
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<omry> |
pygi, well, I will let you know :) |
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<pygi> |
omry, well, no harm in removing wiki pages ^_^ |
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<omry> |
except trac link to those pages, but that's no biggy. |
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<omry> |
I am a bit worried about upgrades.. |
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<pygi> |
well, I'm not |
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<pygi> |
you can always rebuild docs on upgrades if you really need them |
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<pygi> |
(/me has experience with that ^_^) |
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<omry> |
ah, great. |
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<omry> |
I only left the wiki formating related docs.. the rest are not very useful for me at this point. |
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<pygi> |
good :) |
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<pygi> |
prologic, ping by any chance? |
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<pacopablo> |
morning all |
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<pygi> |
hello pacopablo |
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<Blackhex> |
hi |
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<omry> |
what kind STUPID mofo spam bot will post this shit: * [http://google.com/ google] try this #-# ?! |
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<omry> |
spam bots are getting more and more idiotic. its a new form of evolution. |
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<idnar> |
it's a google spam bot |
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<idnar> |
;) |
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<omry> |
LOL |
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<omry> |
:) |
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<kop_> |
hmm my date formatting is not behaving like I want |
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<kop_> |
SetEnv LC_TIME "sv_SE" |
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<kop_> |
still time strings are printed as "11/24/06" |
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<kop_> |
aah I needed to use PythonOption TracLocale sv_SE as well |
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<kop_> |
*workxor* |
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<pacopablo> |
woot! set objects are nice ;) |
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<idnar> |
settings |
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<mitsuhiko> |
pacopablo: you mean set()? |
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<Igloo> |
Hi all |
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<Igloo> |
Am I missing something or can I, as a user, not change my password on a trac (0.9) system? |
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<bakasan> |
maybe u are missing something? |
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<bakasan> |
maybe try: htpasswd /path/to/.htpasswd.tracusers username |
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<bakasan> |
it should promt you to change the pw |
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<bakasan> |
im a noob but thats my best attempt at help :x |
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<pygi> |
prologic, ping |
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<mitsuhiko> |
matt_good: do you know if a ticket for the wiki formatter already exists? |
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<mitsuhiko> |
i wasn't able to find one |
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<simmerz> |
I've just install the webadmin plugin (using 0.9.3) and when I go to it, it either loses half its styling, works fine, or gives me an error saying "No handler matched request to /admin" |
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<pygi> |
simmerz, does webadmin even supports that version? :P |
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<simmerz> |
pygi: yes. lol. got it working, was because of the CACHE_DIR |
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<subtleGradient> |
where do I go to add my real projects components to the component dropdown for tickets? |
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<subtleGradient> |
how do I actually use webadmin? I can't find anything that mentions how to even go to it |
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<neuralis> |
subtleGradient: assuming you've set it up properly, having (iirc) the TRAC_ADMIN permission will cause the left-hand navigation bar to have an 'Admin' link after you log in. |
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<subtleGradient> |
aha |
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<neuralis> |
in the meantime, you can manually add components from the shell with the trac-admin command, if necessary. |
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<gummibaerchen> |
night |
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<subtleGradient> |
thanks |
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<neuralis> |
np |
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<gummibaerchen> |
i just putted my self compiled python.egg for TracSpam into the plug-ins folder, but I can't see it in the webadmin |
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<gummibaerchen> |
strange.. |
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<gummibaerchen> |
other plug-ins just work fine |
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<gummibaerchen> |
ahh, python version... |
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<gummibaerchen> |
any way to get a very fresh installation? |
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<gummibaerchen> |
that tickets count again from #1 etc? |
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<gummibaerchen> |
done |
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<gummibaerchen> |
just created a new env and copied the db |
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<pacopablo> |
mitsuhiko: yeah |
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<gummibaerchen> |
? |
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<pacopablo> |
response to question asked long before you joined the channel |
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<gummibaerchen> |
ahh ok |
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<gummibaerchen> |
good night anyway :) |
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<tessier_> |
Hello all! |
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<tessier_> |
I am trying to install 0.10.3rc1 on CentOS 4.3 and when I run trac-admin to create my project I get this error: |
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<tessier_> |
Failed to create environment. global name 'sqlite' is not defined |
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<tessier_> |
python-sqlite-1.1.6-1 |
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<tessier_> |
is installed |
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<gummibaerchen> |
must be bigger > 2 afaik |
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<tessier_> |
hmm |
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<tessier_> |
1.1.7 is the latest as far as I can see |
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<tessier_> |
ah....if you have sqlite3 you need pysqlite-2 or better |
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<teefive> |
hi |
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<Red|China> |
hey guys. i finally got trac installed on my host, and i'm going to be using it to track software development of an asp.net application |
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<Red|China> |
is there an ability to submit a new ticket via a web service? |
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<Red|China> |
if not, i'm going to make a SOAP web service in php that I can consume from ASP.NET and I'm wanting to know if there is a commandline program to submit tickets |
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<Red|China> |
that i can call from php |
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<neuralis> |
i /think/ there was an xml-rpc interface on trac-hacks |
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<neuralis> |
not sure if it's finished or how well it works |
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<Red|China> |
hmmm xml rpc isn't good for me |
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<Red|China> |
not easy to consume |
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<Red|China> |
i don't mind making one |
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<Red|China> |
i'm just wondering about a CLI interface |
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<Red|China> |
i want (when the asp.net app encounters an error) my app to be able to submit the error and stack trace to trac |
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<Red|China> |
and they will be running on separate systems |
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<Red|China> |
obviously |
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<neuralis> |
no, there's no official CLI interface for submitting tickets to trac, if that's what you're asking. |
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<neuralis> |
you could write one yourself. |
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<neuralis> |
(does asp.net really make it hard to interface with xmlrpc servers? that seems surprising.) |
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<Red|China> |
i know that in order to use web services from c#, you really need a wsdl |
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<Red|China> |
and that means soap |
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<Red|China> |
plus i think SOAP is just a lot cleaner than XML-RPC |
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<Red|China> |
and of course REST |
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<tessier_> |
SOAP is so complicated and verbose. :( |
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<Red|China> |
but consuming it is oh so easy |
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<Red|China> |
with asp.net anyway |
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<Red|China> |
and creating one in php is easy too, using nuSOAP |
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<tessier_> |
I'll have to play with the SOAP stuff in twisted. |
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<tessier_> |
I am wondering whether to implement some RPC stuff using SOAP or perspective broker or xmlrpc. |
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<Red|China> |
i JUST installed trac and i have finals next week |
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<Red|China> |
i just looked at the xml-rpc |
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<Red|China> |
it doesn't submit tickets |
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<Red|China> |
it manipulates wiki and can create ticket milestones |
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<tessier_> |
trac has xmlrpc and soap interfaces? |
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<Red|China> |
i wish it had a soap interface |
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<tessier_> |
oh, I see. |
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<tessier_> |
How hard would it be to make it submit tickets? |
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<Red|China> |
i have no idea because i don't know how trac works yet |
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<tessier_> |
Isn't a ticket just an object so you pass the attributes via xmlrpc and it creates the object? |
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<Red|China> |
and i don't know python |
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<tessier_> |
Oh. Not knowing python would make it a lot harder. :) |
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<Red|China> |
i'm proficient in php and c# |
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<Red|China> |
and java i guess |
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<Red|China> |
creating and consuming web services (soap) is so easy in .net |
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<Red|China> |
create an asmx file, stick some methods in there, and bam you have a web service |
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<Red|China> |
to consume it, add a web reference, and call it like it's native code on your machine |
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<Red|China> |
visual studio creates a class that on which you execute the methods and get the native return types and stuff |
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<Red|China> |
(disclaimer: i'm an asp.net dev) |
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<Red|China> |
also, i've never used sqlite, so if i have to make it actually insert things into the correct "tables" (do you still call them that?) i will have to figure that stuff out |
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<tessier_> |
sqlite is easy if you know any other rdb |
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<Red|China> |
i do mssql 2005 |
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<Red|China> |
and mysql |
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<tessier_> |
You will have no problem them. |
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<Red|China> |
ok |
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<Red|China> |
i guess i can use the db stuff in pear to read it |
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<Red|China> |
does sqlite have any kind of referential integrity? |
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<Red|China> |
i'm worried about screwing up the db |
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<tessier_> |
hmm...I don't recall. |
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<tessier_> |
I wish more people cared about referential integrity. We hardly have any in our production db at work. |
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<Red|China> |
well what i'm using trac for is a software engineering class at school |
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<Red|China> |
it's a year long and we develop a software project |
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<Red|China> |
but i work as a programmer already |
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<Red|China> |
so it's a retarded class for me |
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<neuralis> |
that's easily fixable; take more theory and fewer engineering-oriented classes. |
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<Red|China> |
it's required |
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<Red|China> |
ok thanks for the info. i'll screw around with this stuff after finals are over next week |
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<Red|China> |
then i'll have extra time |
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<Red|China> |
if adding a ticket to the db is pretty easy i'll wrap it in a php web service |
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<Red|China> |
if i get it working and it's not too much of a hack i'll submit it |
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<Red|China> |
night |
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