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December 28, 2006

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[06:25:57] <Markonen> hey guys, anyone know the innards of the doxygen plugin?
[06:26:35] <pygi> Markonen, what do you mean?
[06:27:32] <Markonen> I'm looking at setting it up, but when I create links like [doxygen:MyClassName], the resulting link points to /trac/doxygen/html/path/to/class.html?path=/absolute/path/to/the/file/on/the/server
[06:27:58] <Markonen> and, you guessed it, I can replace that path attribute with, say, /etc/passwd and trac will send me its contents nicely.
[06:28:46] <pygi> ahm :-/
[06:28:59] <Markonen> so that's a bit of a wtf to me :)
[06:29:20] <pygi> Markonen, I explored doxygen plugin a while ago, and came to conclusion it's better just to generate and put it outside trac
[06:29:26] <pygi> see: http://libburnia-api.pykix.org
[06:31:04] <Markonen> yeah, I guess that's the way to go.
[06:32:45] <Markonen> oh, it's already here: http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/951
[06:33:09] <Markonen> seems like the submitter just didn't try replacing that absolute path value to discover the vulnerability
[06:33:50] <pygi> hehe :)
[06:34:00] <Markonen> I'll amend the bug
[06:34:03] <pygi> ok
[06:36:39] <Markonen> done
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[08:42:19] <pacopablo> morning
[08:47:40] <coderanger> gmorn
[08:54:06] <pacopablo> know why python setup.py install --prefix=/foo might not respect the --prefix= part ?
[09:02:05] <pacopablo> btw, part of it respects the --prefix
[09:02:13] <pacopablo> but not the site-packages stuff
[09:02:17] <pacopablo> bbl
[09:08:09] <avar> /w/w 5
[09:08:12] <avar> oops
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[09:52:10] <The_Tick> is this normal with 6k tickets? http://trac.adiumx.com/roadmap
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[10:32:43] <m_g> don't think so
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[10:57:39] <The_Tick> coderanger: yo
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[12:09:04] <mnemoc> hi, using wiki syntax, can i align (center) some cells?
[12:14:42] <The_Tick> hrmm
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[12:20:05] <andrewdied> In moinmoin you center a table cell like this: |<:99%> center (combined) |
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[13:03:19] <blake_> The_Tick: Giant pause looking at roadmap?
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[13:03:36] <The_Tick> ya
[13:03:56] <The_Tick> I've turned on ERROR and am logging to a log file
[13:04:06] <blake_> It was slow before the logging?
[13:04:11] <The_Tick> oh ya
[13:04:16] <The_Tick> the logging is to figure out what's going on
[13:04:34] <blake_> Anything interesting so far via tail -f on the logfile?
[13:04:41] <The_Tick> there's some database locks
[13:04:44] <The_Tick> we need to move off sqlite
[13:04:51] <The_Tick> and then a whole bunch of other crap
[13:04:51] <The_Tick> sec
[13:05:17] <The_Tick> lisppaste5: help
[13:05:17] <lisppaste5> To use the lisppaste bot, visit http://paste.lisp.org/new/trac and enter your paste.
[13:05:53] <blake_> 'The error was: “lost network connection”' -- Yeah, Safari bit it when going to the roadmap.
[13:06:10] <lisppaste5> The_Tick pasted "random stuff" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/33563
[13:06:35] <The_Tick> ya, it hits the timeout limit on some browsers
[13:06:50] <blake_> That may just be fcgi timed out because the Trac part was taking so long.
[13:06:58] <blake_> (I mean, just guessing)
[13:07:33] <blake_> So Trac came up with an answer, and fcgi had hung up already.
[13:07:54] <The_Tick> ya, that's more than possible
[13:08:20] <blake_> It may be the case that there's an fcgi timeout that you can jack up, and it may take awhile, but eventually complete. Not the right final solution, but it may make the milestone page work again, albeit slowly.
[13:09:31] <The_Tick> it works most times
[13:09:44] <The_Tick> so jacking it up would mean I'd not be as bothered to fix it ;)
[13:10:05] <blake_> You mentioned "some database locks". Not sure if there's some other client(s) that have something locked that's interfering with the operation of the milestone DB oberations.
[13:10:20] <blake_> Well, so jack it *down* then so it fails most times ;)
[13:10:30] <The_Tick> hehe
[13:10:58] <The_Tick> only had 16 database locks in the last hour
[13:13:44] <blake_> Hm. Yeah, I think the bottom line is "get as much logging as you can, and look for silly things". One temptation might be to blame the scalability of SQLite, but I'm not sure you're there yet. I mean, the problem might go away if you switch to MySQL, but it could just be a mistake in the SQLite integration.
[13:14:37] <The_Tick> we get a lot of database locks in general
[13:14:41] <The_Tick> outside of the roadmap
[13:14:55] <The_Tick> and have narrowed it down to when someone creates or modifies a ticket
[13:15:14] <blake_> So I'm not quite clear about this -- a "database lock" is an indication that someone tried to do an operation but got rejected because someone else had a lock on it?
[13:15:21] <The_Tick> yea
[13:15:29] <The_Tick> that's what database lock means
[13:15:54] <The_Tick> we also have plugins that won't load
[13:16:06] <The_Tick> even though the same plugins work on other trac's with the same install
[13:16:10] <The_Tick> it's really just weird
[13:16:25] <The_Tick> I'm hoping the logging will help in general
[13:16:30] <The_Tick> running it for a day or three
[13:16:54] <blake_> Well, it seems that there's a) the thing that accomplishes the mechanism of locking (a database lock) and b) an error that results when the lock semantics are violated (which I think is what you're reporting). So I was just confused about the terminology.
[13:17:05] <blake_> What's the error when the plugins won't load?
[13:17:14] <The_Tick> no error so far
[13:17:33] <The_Tick> they do show up in webadmin in the plugins area
[13:17:38] <The_Tick> which is kinda funny
[13:17:57] <The_Tick> I've thought about backing up sqlite
[13:18:01] <The_Tick> trashing the install
[13:18:02] <blake_> Just wondering if this might be another symptom of the problem.
[13:18:02] <The_Tick> and reinstalling
[13:18:08] <The_Tick> ya, it probably is
[13:19:36] <blake_> My recollection of the Adium Trac is that it's been upgraded as new versions came out. As you're hinting, it's not clear what kind of poop might have accumulated over time.
[13:20:00] <The_Tick> right
[13:20:07] <The_Tick> it was at 0.9.6
[13:20:16] <The_Tick> then we used .10dev in order to get spamfilter
[13:20:28] <The_Tick> and then .11dev because someone decided that was a-ok to do
[13:20:39] <The_Tick> then I forced it back to where it is now
[13:20:48] <The_Tick> so it's had genshi and now is back to clearsilver
[13:21:31] <The_Tick> just coming up with a game plan to fix the issues with it
[13:22:09] <The_Tick> logging is the first step honestly
[13:22:22] <The_Tick> one of many, heh
[13:41:59] <dstarh> could someone please explain the always_notify settings?
[13:42:24] <dstarh> does it mean that for example, reporter will not be always notified if that is not set?
[13:43:59] <dstarh> i have updater set to false, but I still get items when i'm the owner or reporter when I update the ticket which is causing lots of emails
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[13:55:39] <Saiferone> hi
[13:55:47] <dstarh> hi
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[13:57:49] <Saiferone> iam trying to resolve a problem with trac 0.96
[13:58:50] <Saiferone> apache log this:
[13:59:08] <Saiferone> PythonHandler trac.web.modpython_frontend: ImportError: cannot import name get_environment
[14:00:17] <Saiferone> and sometime show a internal server error
[14:00:53] <Saiferone> sometime work and sometime don't work
[14:02:05] <Saiferone> someone can help me?
[14:02:54] <dstarh> paste?
[14:03:46] <Saiferone> what?
[14:03:53] <Saiferone> logs?
[14:07:38] <dstarh> sorry i was looking for pastebot
[14:07:52] <lisppaste5> dstarh pasted "query link" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/33573
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[14:08:49] <dstarh> i'm trying to do a query link in the wiki with a custom field, but hte values in the custom field have spaces in them and it's not finding them when the link is clicked
[14:10:27] <Saiferone> mabye you're doing a wrong query
[14:12:56] <dstarh> it's the fact that the url param has to have a space in it
[14:13:05] <dstarh> but thats not right
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[14:14:24] <dstarh> at this point im ready to just do regular links
[14:14:42] <chillywilly> trynying to upgrade a project to 0.10.3 and I get: Command failed: No module named pyPgSQL
[14:14:55] <chillywilly> missing the database module?
[14:15:11] <Saiferone> yes
[14:15:42] <Saiferone> i think you have to install that module
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[14:16:43] <Saiferone> a new version of that module
[14:17:28] <chillywilly> now it says the backup failed
[14:17:57] <chillywilly> ah, got it
[14:19:10] <Saiferone> i have this problem:
[14:19:11] <Saiferone> PythonHandler trac.web.modpython_frontend: ImportError: cannot import name get_environment
[14:19:28] <Saiferone> into apache logs
[14:20:12] <Saiferone> and trac sometimes work and sometimes don't worl
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[14:20:51] <chillywilly> blah, some of my reports are b0rked :P
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[14:26:25] <chillywilly> http://pastebin.ca/294891
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[14:34:47] <chillywilly> argh, broken reports
[14:35:13] <chillywilly> btw I typically pass in the wars like /report/14?START=2006-01-01&END=2006-12-31
[14:35:37] <chillywilly> seems to be choling on the timestamp now, but this used to work
[14:41:23] <chillywilly> anyone?
[14:48:49] * chillywilly slaps some people around
[14:48:52] <chillywilly> wake up!
[14:50:29] <pygi> how would I go about fixing this:
[14:50:30] <pygi> 2006-12-28 15:46:39,750 Trac[loader] ERROR: Skipping "TracScreenshots 0.4" ("TracTags" not found)
[14:53:43] <chillywilly> good luck with that
[14:53:49] <chillywilly> no one is alive in here :)
[14:56:25] <pygi> chillywilly, I found the solution I guess anyway :P
[14:56:41] <chillywilly> I wish I knew how to fix these customer reports
[14:56:45] <chillywilly> custom*
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[14:57:44] <pygi> chillywilly, what's the problem?
[14:58:23] <chillywilly> http://pastebin.ca/294891
[14:58:44] <chillywilly> and I call it like so: /report/14?START=2006-01-01&END=2006-12-31
[14:58:51] <chillywilly> for example
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[15:01:36] <chillywilly> thise worked in my old 0.9.3 install that I just uprgraded to 0.10.3
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[15:02:50] <pygi> chillywilly, aha :P
[15:04:28] <chillywilly> any ideas why this is choking?
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[16:38:13] <Miron> What is the difference between a Version and a Milestone?
[16:38:49] <coderanger> Generally you use version to indicate where the bug was found, and the milestone to show when it will be fixed
[16:39:32] <Miron> coderanger: Thanks, just what I was looking for.
[16:39:47] <coderanger> You can use them however you want of course ;-)
[16:40:35] <Miron> coderanger: I was thinking of using them in that manner, but the date field in the tracadmin plugin made me think a moment.
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[16:49:34] <nowhere_man> Hi all
[16:50:04] <nowhere_man> I'm a bit bothered by the fact that initenv ask me for an absolute path to the repo?
[16:50:31] <nowhere_man> can't it be a relative one?
[16:52:11] <chillywilly> hey ppl
[16:53:58] <coderanger> nowhere_man: Not currently
[16:55:07] <nowhere_man> would someone mind me filing a bug report about this?
[16:55:25] <coderanger> doubtful ;-)
[16:55:30] <coderanger> but make sure there isnt one already
[16:56:04] <nowhere_man> I didn't find any
[16:56:15] <chillywilly> can anyone help with this error I get with this report that used to work until I upgraded?
[16:56:31] <chillywilly> 16:56 < chillywilly> http://pastebin.ca/294891
[16:56:31] <chillywilly> 16:57 < chillywilly> and I call it like so: /report/14?START=2006-01-01&END=2006-12-31
[16:56:35] <chillywilly> 16:57 < chillywilly> for example
[16:56:45] <chillywilly> sorry, don't feel like typing that all again :)
[16:58:18] <coderanger> what DB?
[16:58:49] <chillywilly> postgres
[16:59:06] <chillywilly> so that's a DB error then I take it?
[16:59:57] <coderanger> yes
[17:00:18] <chillywilly> are the variables being expanded though?
[17:00:24] <coderanger> I would imagine that isn't a valid format for a timestamp ;-)
[17:00:29] <chillywilly> cause if not then of course it's not a valid timestamp
[17:00:30] <coderanger> check the log to see what SQL is running
[17:00:57] <chillywilly> 2006-01-01 00:00:00 should be a valid format
[17:00:59] <chillywilly> ok
[17:01:24] <chillywilly> not sure if I have logging turned on as it makes things slow for a db ;)
[17:02:23] <chillywilly> heh
[17:02:33] <chillywilly> ERROR: invalid input syntax for type timestamp: ""
[17:02:37] <chillywilly> yep, that's helpful
[17:02:45] * chillywilly looks to tweak the postgres log
[17:03:50] <coderanger> above that if you set it to DEBUG it should dump the SQL
[17:04:31] <chillywilly> above what?
[17:04:37] <coderanger> above the error
[17:04:57] <chillywilly> yea, well first I have to determine where to make that setting at
[17:05:28] <coderanger> trac.ini
[17:05:30] <coderanger> @logging
[17:05:30] <evil_twin> coderanger: "logging" is http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracLogging <-- Enable debug logging to file, ensure your environments log/ directory is writeable by your web server user, check for errors.
[17:06:16] <chillywilly> I thought you were talking about the database server log
[17:06:36] <chillywilly> ;P
[17:08:58] <chillywilly> hmmm, well now the thing is dying
[17:09:07] <chillywilly> Internal Server Error...wee
[17:09:43] <coderanger> hmm?
[17:10:06] <chillywilly> trac is down now
[17:10:30] <chillywilly> python backtrac in the vhost log
[17:10:34] * chillywilly looks
[17:11:03] <chillywilly> perms denied
[17:12:37] <chillywilly> there, got it working
[17:14:08] <chillywilly> http://pastebin.ca/295038
[17:14:41] <chillywilly> too many quotes?
[17:15:13] <chillywilly> what's about with the vertical bars?
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[17:15:30] <chillywilly> or "pipes" I should say ;)
[17:20:38] <coderanger> Its probably trying to concatenate
[17:20:58] <coderanger> move the $VAR outside the quotes
[17:21:48] <chillywilly> ok
[17:23:05] <chillywilly> now it works
[17:23:10] <chillywilly> weee
[17:30:13] <chillywilly> thanks man
[17:30:18] <chillywilly> it's all working now
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[17:37:13] <chillywilly> the replies to comments and descriptions is a really nifty feature
[17:38:30] <chillywilly> I like the conversation threads thing that trac has going on now
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[18:19:25] <s0undt3ch> pacopablo: arround?
[18:31:47] <s0undt3ch> anyone using Postgres arround?
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[21:54:47] <alect> evening all
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[22:33:17] <alect> svndumpfilter sucks the arse
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[22:35:27] <thansen> how difficult is it to change the name of a trac project (it's environment dir and everything)?
[22:43:32] <alect> not very
[22:43:36] <alect> just rename the directory
[22:43:43] <alect> reconfigure your web server, and restart
[22:44:03] <alect> check the trac.ini for paths
[22:47:31] <thansen> alect: ok, I'll give it a whirl then
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[23:01:20] <thansen> alect: worked like a charm :) thanks
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[23:06:54] <mattman206> has anyone set up tracd standalone (no apache no IIS) on Windows XP as a windows service?
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[23:21:44] <mattman206> wow this is a really active channel *yawn*
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