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<FruitBatInShades> |
I am trying to install trac on a windows 2003 server and not having much luck :( |
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<FruitBatInShades> |
When I run trac-admin /path/to/myproject initenv it creates the directories and sqllite file but doesn't seem to create any page files! |
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<thm> |
is there a way to circumenvent the spambayes filter other than trying to modify a ticket comment until it gets accepted? this is somewhat annoying. |
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<byteshack> |
question question... in req.args, why do all checkboxes come across as '1' even if they have not been checked? |
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<byteshack> |
(i.e. how can I tell which check boxes were checked?) |
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<`ph8> |
Hi guys! My group permissions just seem to be getting ignored in trac, everying in group A is a wiki_admin for example - but none of these users can use those permissions unless i set them for that user specifically |
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<charzero> |
`ph8: Did you restart the web server? |
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<`ph8> |
after adding people to groups? |
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<`ph8> |
ooo probably not - will give it a go |
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<charzero> |
`ph8: Did that fix it? |
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<kisak> |
g'morning folks |
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<kisak> |
if I were looking for plugin that tells me whenever a change happened to a ticket, including comments, where would I look? |
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<Wyvern24> |
Hello |
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<Wyvern24> |
Anyone using TimingAndEstimationPlugin? |
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<Wyvern24> |
I have it almost working but not completely :( |
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<Wyvern24> |
I've followed http://www.trac-hacks.org/wiki/TimingAndEstimationSVNPostCommitHook and I can close my tickets but no hours are added to the ticket |
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<Iano> |
anyone have experience with an email2trac setup? I'm using 0.9.6 /w latest email2trac and no python errors, but my ticket never shows up, ideas? |
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<dav1> |
lano: just a newb with trac as a whole but have you looked at http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/EmailtoTracScript |
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<dav1> |
under the Usage section? |
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<Iano> |
yeah |
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<Iano> |
been pretty much all over the page & web |
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<dav1> |
I have used tools that email things and getting that part right is usually the biggest hassle |
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<Iano> |
i'm running the manual process outside of sendmail |
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<Iano> |
and still no luck |
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<dav1> |
espec sendmail stuff if that is what you are using |
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<Iano> |
unless its ignoring my msg.txt because it doesn't contain proper email headers? |
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<Iano> |
im not sure how the script is taking information in |
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<dav1> |
network tracing |
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<dav1> |
I guess just trace through from the beginning. sorry cant be anymore help. would like to use the email2trac stuff myself |
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<dav1> |
been searching for a wiki with several features and this might be a solution if I can get the pieces to play well together. |
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<Iano> |
yeah |
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<Iano> |
hmm |
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<charzero> |
ticket_change doesn't have a foreign key to ticket on ticket_change.ticket = ticket.id ?! |
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<Wyvern24> |
Can I reopen a ticket with subversion comments? |
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<charzero> |
Explain? |
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<Wyvern24> |
I mean... I can close tickets with subversion comments |
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<Wyvern24> |
is it possible to re-open already-closed tickets? |
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<coderanger> |
Wyvern24: Yes |
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<coderanger> |
kisak: Trac already does email notifications for tickets |
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<coderanger> |
charzero: Trac has no foreign keys anywhere |
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<kisak> |
coderanger: for comments? |
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<coderanger> |
Wyvern24: You would need to modify the post-commit script, or look for one of the patched versions floating around |
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<coderanger> |
kisak: Yeah, add yourself to the CC list |
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<kisak> |
coderanger: that means I should setup a local email server ... any recommendations? |
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<coderanger> |
kisak: A default postfix install should be fine |
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<kisak> |
does postfix have a webui? |
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<coderanger> |
Nope |
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<coderanger> |
But you don't need to change anything, the defaults are pretty good |
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<kisak> |
are there generic webui's that could fetch from postfix? |
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<coderanger> |
fetch what? |
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<kisak> |
email messages |
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<coderanger> |
postfix is an SMTP server only, it doesn't do access, just delivery |
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<coderanger> |
so you would point the email at a real address |
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<coderanger> |
postfix would just relay it for you |
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<kisak> |
oh, I was asking about what would recieve the email |
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<coderanger> |
Pick an email provider :P |
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<coderanger> |
You could run it yourself of course, but thats somewhat out of the scope of this chan |
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<dav1> |
lano: email2trac: message headers are required if you are just piping things in directly. |
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<kisak> |
coderanger: fair enough |
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<coderanger> |
kisak: Personally I use dovecot for IMAP, works great with minimal hassle |
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<coderanger> |
kisak: And SquirrelMail is a good FOSS webmail system |
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<phiend117> |
hello, installing trac (or trying to ;) for the 1st time. Why would the installer program require the .Net SDK for building extensions for Python ?? |
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<coderanger> |
You generally don't build extensions on windows, most libraries publish binaries |
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<phiend117> |
yes, that would have been nice. |
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<phiend117> |
it seems to be trying to build pysqlite-2.3.3.tar.gz; I'm wondering if I install sqlite seperately, is the installation program smart enough to skip building this ? |
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<coderanger> |
given how new the installer script is, I would say its not likely |
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<coderanger> |
But you can probably just comment out the lines for it |
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<phiend117> |
hrmmm...worth a try. |
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<phiend117> |
coderanger, it appears that I have a successful test installation =) Many thanks !! |
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<coderanger> |
Whee, Genshi is nice :) |
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<m_g> |
the bugzilla2trac script is not compatible with 0.10, is it? |
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<coderanger> |
i think it is |
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<m_g> |
TracImport refers to http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/trunk/contrib/bugzilla2trac.py which states that it requires Trac 0.9 and since it does direct SQL commands i suspect it will fail on 0.10.. is that wrong? |
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<neuralis> |
coderanger: grumble. so, we want to let authenticated users change ticket descriptions, which seemingly the only way to do is to grant TICKET_ADMIN to 'authenticated'. but doing so conveniently enables webadmin to show the admin link for tickets to everyone that logs in. |
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<neuralis> |
coderanger: is it easier to hack webadmin to only trigger on TRAC_ADMIN, or to add a different TICKET permission for modifying descriptions? |
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<coderanger> |
m_g: The DB schema didn't change that much |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: TICKET_MODIFY? |
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<neuralis> |
coderanger: nope, ticket_modify doesn't let you change description. only ticket_admin. |
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<coderanger> |
Hrmm |
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<m_g> |
coderanger, hm okay |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: I think I can whip up a plugin, one sec |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: 0.10 or trunk? |
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<neuralis> |
0.10b1, i can dig out the exact revno |
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<neuralis> |
3678 |
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<neuralis> |
with minor custom patches mostly unrelated to the ticket system |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: Is it a problem if they can change other ticket fields in addition to the desc? |
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<neuralis> |
nope |
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<neuralis> |
i'd be fine giving them ticket_admin if webadmin wasn't kicking in. |
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<neuralis> |
(sure it's not easier to just hack webadmin for this?) |
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<coderanger> |
Almost done :) |
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<neuralis> |
heh, rock. |
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<jmb> |
I wonder if someone could help with the following problem?: I have an SVN root at /var/svn and trac installed as a fastcgi on apache2. The trac project root is at /var/trac. All appears to work fine, except that the repository browser's root is a folder called "var" (i.e. http://host/trac/browser/var/svn/ is the root of the actual repository). I was under the impression that http://host/trac/browser/ would contain the root of the repository. I can see |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: dev.coderanger.net/src/changedesc/dist/ |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: Will create a new perm, TICKET_MODIFY_DESC |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: Giving that is like giving TICKET_ADMIN without changing the nav bar |
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<coderanger> |
jmb: What did you give for repo_dir? |
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<jmb> |
repository_dir = /var/svn |
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<coderanger> |
jmb: And you are sure you don't have a "var" folder in the repo? |
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<jmb> |
certain |
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<neuralis> |
coderanger: thanks much, will try in a minute |
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<coderanger> |
jmb: Sounds bug worthy |
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<jmb> |
coderanger: actually; you were right; it was the repository contents being wrong. thanks. |
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<pygi> |
hey ho neuralis |
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<jMCg> |
I'm getting an Internal Server Error uppon on access -- the error log doesn't show anything. |
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<coderanger> |
jMCg: Trac log on debug? |
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<jMCg> |
coderanger: nope |
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<jMCg> |
coderanger: how'd I put it on debug? |
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<coderanger> |
@logging |
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<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. |
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<jMCg> |
coderanger: well.. nope.. no success at all.. |
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<jMCg> |
coderanger: no log is being created [chowned the log dir to www-data, Debian's Apache user] |
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<coderanger> |
jMCg: Did you restart apache? |
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<jMCg> |
coderanger: of course. |
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<coderanger> |
jMCg: If nothing is being logged at debug, that means the error is likely before Trac |
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<Wyvern24> |
or better, use syslog |
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<jMCg> |
Wyvern24: nope.. no effect. Nothing being logged. |
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<Wyvern24> |
strange |
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<jMCg> |
And people are trying to access this thing you see... I'm a little under stress....... |
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<jMCg> |
It just happend like this.. I don't get it.. one moment it works -- I change one value in my trac.ini [tab-width], restart the server and can't access trac. |
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<kkatzke> |
What about your web server error-log? |
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<jMCg> |
It might be due to the fact that another of my sites is being /.ed as we speak.. but I don't think so.. as all other's are well accessible. |
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<jMCg> |
kkatzke: nothing. |
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<Wyvern24> |
try with tracd |
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<jMCg> |
I'm considering to kill /.ed site to see if it's my server that's unable to respond.... |
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<Wyvern24> |
stop trying with apache |
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<kkatzke> |
Nah, if you're getting ISE's it's something between apache and mod_python. |
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<jMCg> |
Wyvern24: tracd won't be able server at port 80, unless I proxy it. |
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<jMCg> |
Wyvern24: yeah.. it could be.. apache's too busy.. and misses mod_python's answers.. |
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<jMCg> |
I don't get this. |
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<coderanger> |
neuralis: If that plugin doesnt work shoot me an email, I'll be back on in a few hours |
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<neuralis> |
sure thing, thanks. |
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<thm> |
does someone know whether paths (nodenames) within trac are expected to begin with / or not, or the other way round: what is the imaginary root called? |
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<jMCg> |
I don't get it.. I don't get an error in the error log. |
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<jMCg> |
Nothing. |
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<jMCg> |
No-thing. |
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<byteshack> |
can I get a pointer to where the code for generating a valid list of people for the "reassing to" drop down is? |
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<byteshack> |
I can see that it comes from values in the session table |
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<byteshack> |
but I can't find where the code is |
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<byteshack> |
seems that it must be in ticket/web_ui.py, but I can't see it |
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<byteshack> |
ah, it seems to come from perm.get_users_with_permission(...) |
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<zedas> |
howdy folks. i'm moving a trac install from one machine to another. |
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<pacopablo> |
oi, Russell Duhon, you in here? |
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<zedas> |
everything is working fine, but i need to figure out where DefaultPermissionStore is so i can copy the users over too |
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<pacopablo> |
zedas: what were you using beofre? |
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<pacopablo> |
permissions are stored in the database |
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<pacopablo> |
and users are generally stored in an htpasswd file |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: it's a box that we're decomissioning. redhat linux over to redhat linux. |
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<pacopablo> |
or whatever you use, based on your web server |
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<zedas> |
htpasswd? hmmm. |
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<pacopablo> |
zedas: the permissions, such as pacopablo has TRAC_ADMIN permissions, are stored in the database |
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<zedas> |
so trac doesn't do it's own auth, it just trusts the web server? |
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<pacopablo> |
which, if using sqlite, is in your trac environment |
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<kkatzke> |
Depends on how you have it set up. |
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<pacopablo> |
zedas: right, unless you're using the account manager plugin |
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<kkatzke> |
Trac trusts the web server unless you're ... what paco said |
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<pacopablo> |
hehe |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: ok i mispoke. that's all copied. i need the authentication information, which you're saying is most likely in an htpasswd db. |
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<kkatzke> |
font? fountain? whatever. |
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<pacopablo> |
zedas: yes |
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<pacopablo> |
kkatzke: fount |
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<kkatzke> |
See? What he said. |
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<pacopablo> |
kkatzke: and it's coderanger that's all knowing ;) |
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<pacopablo> |
@faq problem |
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<evil_twin> |
pacopablo: "problem" is along a long enough time line, all problems will be solved by coderanger |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: account manager plugin sounds interesting. especially since htpasswd is nasty and horrible. |
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<pacopablo> |
zedas: agreed, though the account manager can use an htpasswd file also |
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<zedas> |
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AccountManagerPlugin <-- |
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<zedas> |
that? |
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<pacopablo> |
yes |
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<pacopablo> |
the other one you can look at is the dbauth plugin |
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<zedas> |
any pitfalls to watch out for? |
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<pacopablo> |
I haven't actually used dbauth, so don't know about that, but the accountmanger plugin is fairly well documented |
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<pacopablo> |
when using form based auth, just make sure you remember to disable the default login module |
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<pacopablo> |
all documented on the site though |
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<zedas> |
hmm easy_install is the only way. well, looks like more software to install. |
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<pacopablo> |
anyone in here that is going to pycon? |
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<jMCg> |
Voodoo? Black magic? - anyone? |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: ok thanks a bunch. i'm on the right track now. |
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<kkatzke> |
paco, jMCg could use your help with some sysadmin type stuff. He's trying to troubleshoot an ISE500 that's not showing in log files on the server. |
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<jMCg> |
omfzd pacopablo -- I just hope he's already awake.. |
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<kkatzke> |
Yep, he was just talking a minute ago ... |
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<kkatzke> |
But no, pablopaco, I can't go to pycon ... they'd smell the scent of PHP on me and throw me in with the vipers. |
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<jMCg> |
Or still. |
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<jMCg> |
kkatzke: doing PHP? Professionally? Or hobby? |
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<kkatzke> |
PHP's my main professional language, I'm picking up python now mostly because Trac's such an awesome project. |
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<jMCg> |
kkatzke: make it run again. |
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<kkatzke> |
jMCg: huh? |
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<jMCg> |
kkatzke: it's dead. Make it live again. |
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<kkatzke> |
jMCg: Still not catching you. Trac's still dead, or PHP's dead, or what? |
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<jMCg> |
kkatzke: my trac -- the trac on my production server -- is dead. |
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<kkatzke> |
jMCg; Dunno how to help you. :( I'm n00b around here. Seems pacopablo ran off to get more knowledgebeans from coderanger or something. |
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<kkatzke> |
You exhausted my ideas in the earlier conversation .. mod_python, checking various syslogs or other logging... |
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<kkatzke> |
Hmn. Can you run trac-admin on your trac instance at all? |
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<pygi> |
jMCg, turn on the apache? :) |
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<kkatzke> |
pygi: He gets an ISE 500 but no debug output |
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<pygi> |
The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request. :) |
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<kkatzke> |
Hard to debug tho if you get nothing in error_log, syslog, etc. |
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<jMCg> |
pygi: you can't escape death -- or my revenge. |
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<pacopablo> |
jMCg: what's the problem? |
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<kkatzke> |
jMCg: Or taxes, but that's a whole nother issue for consultants like me. |
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<pygi> |
yea, yea, get a better wording :) |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: http://trac.brainsware.org/bw.cms/ |
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<pacopablo> |
jMCg: you hvae to have SOMETHING in your apache log |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: all of my trac projects [which are devliverd by one vhost] show 500 Internal Server Error to the client -- error log says NOTHING --- apart from the tries where I disabled the location stuff and sethandler mod_python blah to test if there's ANY reaction and there was. |
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<pacopablo> |
jMCg: is mod_python segfaulting? |
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<pacopablo> |
and the main question, what did you change? |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: if it was, I guess I'd get something in the error log, wouldn't i? |
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<kkatzke> |
pacopablo: worth noting that jMCg's server is being /.'d right now |
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<pacopablo> |
jMCg: which error log are you looking in ? |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: I changed some tiny little thing in one trac.ini in one project - restarted - gone. |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: that's what I *know* about.. I traced it to other things, couldn't find anything. |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: the vhosts, the server's global log,. |
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<pacopablo> |
and what happens when you run the trac site via tracd? |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: haven't tried yet. |
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<pacopablo> |
try |
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<jMCg> |
How do I tell tracd to serve all projects? |
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<jMCg> |
tracd --env-parent-dir . -p 8080 -a wtf..? |
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<pacopablo> |
tracd -e /path/to/parent/dir |
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<pacopablo> |
what do you use for auth? |
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<jMCg> |
basic |
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<jMCg> |
Got a .htpasswd file |
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<jMCg> |
[this is the production server -- not the test-server, that works.. and works with auth via PostgreSQL] |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: ^ |
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<pacopablo> |
so tracd works? |
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<jMCg> |
wow.. man tracd is a great help... |
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<jMCg> |
http://brainsware.org:8080/ << |
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<jMCg> |
I guess... |
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<jMCg> |
And.. I have no idea.. |
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<jMCg> |
I ran it with just tracd -e . -p 8080 and.. iptables say port 8080 is not open -_-;; |
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<pacopablo> |
asmodai: I'm so excited! ;) looking for someone to possibly room with though |
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pacopablo is disappointed that it's not in DC this year |
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<asmodai> |
pacopablo: Sorry, not going to be there. |
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<pacopablo> |
asmodai: yeah, I know, you and your hatred of certain locations ;) |
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<asmodai> |
Hahah, no hatred. |
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<pacopablo> |
jMCg: if tracd can render the page, then you're best off looking at apache |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: it works... |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: with tracd --- but only localhost.. |
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<pacopablo> |
jMCg: as it's not likely a trac issue then |
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<jMCg> |
iptables refuses to open up port 8080... |
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<jMCg> |
I don't een wanna know why or how. |
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<pacopablo> |
sounds like you're having other issues with your server ;) |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: sounds like some people are gonna have to die. |
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<jMCg> |
Either that or I'll just procastinate until the come crawling on their knees and begg me to fix what's not fixable [until the all the testing setup should be finished and I can merge] |
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<pacopablo> |
hehe |
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<pacopablo> |
you could configure apache to proxy to tracd |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: traced the iptables error. was Debian bitchage |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: thought bout that too. |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: never did anything with proxy.. that's why i.. puughhhmm... will learn how to do that now. |
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<pacopablo> |
hehe |
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<jMCg> |
pacopablo: I still have the issue with the auth stuff.. |
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<jMCg> |
How do I tell tracd to auth my lusers? |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: so i've got it all working, and i'm actually running tracd as a standalone server with apache proxying to it. very easy to setup. |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: even got the basic auth working. |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: and as an added bonus i fixed a bug that made redirects not work right behind a proxy: http://pastie.caboo.se/36786 |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: so thanks for the help. |
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<jMCg> |
zedas: don't you wanna paste your apache config...? |
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<zedas> |
jMCg: sure, and i can give you my tracd start |
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<jMCg> |
zedas: I love you. |
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<zedas> |
jMCg: just so you know, i wrote http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/ so i'm doing my config like that. |
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<jMCg> |
Or maybe this is the caffeine.. |
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<pacopablo> |
zedas: good to hear you got it working |
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<zedas> |
jMCg: http://pastie.caboo.se/36786 there ya are |
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<zedas> |
jMCg: make those changes to api.py, the apache file i just put into /etc/httpd/conf/apps/myrailsapp.conf and then include apps/*.conf in the main file. |
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<pacopablo> |
zedas: have you looked for tickets regarding that change you made? |
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<zedas> |
and the --basic-auth option to tracd you can replace the first "myproj" with * and use one htpasswd file for all projects. |
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<pacopablo> |
I think I remeber some discussion about this a little while agao, but can't remember where |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: nope. |
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<zedas> |
pacopablo: i didn't take a look. sorry. |
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<jMCg> |
zedas: wow.. that looks ugly. |
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<jMCg> |
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