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<kemik> |
'lu ! |
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<kemik> |
installing trac on windows, is that more painful than installing on linux ? |
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<misc> |
yes |
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<prologic> |
yes |
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<sickill> |
hi |
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<sickill> |
i'm thinking about installing trac for some project @ work |
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<sickill> |
and i have a question |
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<sickill> |
does trac supports private tickets? |
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<m_g> |
no, at least not in the standard install |
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<sickill> |
maybe there is some plugin for such functionality? |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
you can check here: http://trac-hacks.org/ |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/PrivateTicketsPlugin |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
:) |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
--- |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
Does anyone know how to change the mainnav menu bar order ? |
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<sickill> |
Dwarfoo7: thx! it should be what i was looking for |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
no problem |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
Does anyone know how to change the mainnav menu bar order ? |
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<alect> |
@ini |
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<evil_twin> |
alect: "ini" is See http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracIni for details on the Trac configuration file. |
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<alect> |
mainnav |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
thanks alect and evil_twin |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
! |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
>D |
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<LeeH> |
Hey Channel, sup |
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<Blackhex2> |
hi |
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<LeeH> |
I'm sorry to barge into the channel throwing questions round, but I'm getting "Unsupported version control system `svn`" - I'm on RHEL-4 - and Apache1, I upgraded APR (rpm) to 0.9.12 (from 0.9.12) and Subversion was installed from source, without incident, SWIG was installed from RPM version 1.3.25-1 --- but regardless, I always get the unsupported version control system error :S |
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<alect> |
@logging |
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<evil_twin> |
alect: "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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<LeeH> |
(under tracd.. my virtual host and IP/DNS hasn't propagated yet) |
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<alect> |
leeh: do that |
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<alect> |
lo blackhex |
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<LeeH> |
alect: will do |
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<Blackhex2> |
LeeH: did you compile python support into subversionM |
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<Blackhex2> |
? |
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<LeeH> |
Blackhex2: I think so - |
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<LeeH> |
which option would that be ? |
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<LeeH> |
--enable-swig-bindings=python |
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<LeeH> |
? |
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<Blackhex2> |
yes |
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<LeeH> |
is there any way to check, as I'm pretty sure I did |
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<Blackhex2> |
open python console and type from svn import * |
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<LeeH> |
>>> from svn import * |
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<LeeH> |
: ImportError: no module named svn |
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<Blackhex2> |
so there is some problem |
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<Blackhex2> |
check if you dont install svn suport to python 2.4 and trac using i. e. 2.5 |
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<LeeH> |
Python is 2.4.3, Subversion 1.4.3 |
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<Blackhex2> |
try command "python -V" |
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<LeeH> |
Python 2.4.3 |
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<Blackhex2> |
All right so there isn't a problem |
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<LeeH> |
ok |
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<LeeH> |
where do I Look next then ? |
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<Blackhex2> |
so check if python bindings is installed somewhere where python is looking for libraries |
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<Blackhex2> |
don't know exact command how to check it... |
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<LeeH> |
whick are python bindings ? |
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<LeeH> |
swig, or pysvn ? |
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<Blackhex2> |
pysvn |
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<LeeH> |
ahh, oki |
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<Blackhex2> |
swig is only program which generates tzem |
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<Blackhex2> |
them |
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<LeeH> |
if I install it, will I have to recomplie everythiong ? |
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<LeeH> |
or is it just a python object to handle svn ? |
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<LeeH> |
so python will pick it up, and it'll all be magic :) |
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<Blackhex2> |
I think so If I undestand what are you asking |
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<LeeH> |
sure, pysvn isn't a binary thing |
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<LeeH> |
it's just python files, and python's interpreter will locate and load them as needed |
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<Blackhex2> |
I think that the may be some binary part but I would be dynamic library so no problem |
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<LeeH> |
cool, well it's #make'ing noy |
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<LeeH> |
If i get this working, I may update the old RHEL wiki pages |
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<Blackhex2> |
btw it should be PYTHONPATH environment variable but on my system it is empty |
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<LeeH> |
ok, i'll check, pysvn is complaining that there's no svn installed |
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<LeeH> |
:S |
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<LeeH> |
just sorting that, because there is - I think it wants svn-devel |
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<Blackhex2> |
you didn't need that to compile bindings? |
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<LeeH> |
I don't know :S |
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<LeeH> |
bindings... being SWIG ? |
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<Blackhex2> |
ah, you said that you compile subversion form sources so making make install should install svn header files too |
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<LeeH> |
ohh, ok |
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<LeeH> |
well I just removed it and installed RPMS |
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<LeeH> |
cos - Source installs on Redhat are complete pants |
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<Blackhex2> |
I think this whould be better |
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<LeeH> |
urgh, make on pysvn has died... # /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lkrb5support |
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<LeeH> |
:( |
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<Blackhex2> |
btw chapter 6.1.1 http://docs.python.org/tut/node8.html |
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<Blackhex2> |
why you dont just to install everything as a package? |
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<LeeH> |
I tried |
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<LeeH> |
it didn't work properly |
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<LeeH> |
I may try again |
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<Blackhex2> |
I think that if you are using enough stable repository there should be everything fine. |
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<LeeH> |
I can't find a compatible pysvn rpm |
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<Blackhex2> |
and what about python-subversion-<version>.rpm |
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<LeeH> |
google says no :S |
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<Blackhex2> |
you have RHEL right? |
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<LeeH> |
RHEL4, yes |
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<Blackhex2> |
I can't find ther repository browser, perhaps it is not public... |
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<LeeH> |
it's not in their repositry |
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<LeeH> |
RedHat Enterprise == stuck with old versions of common tools |
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<LeeH> |
== useless |
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<LeeH> |
we use DAG |
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<LeeH> |
and RPM Forge... |
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<LeeH> |
but can't find anything |
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<fix--> |
I want to pull in my media wiki into the trac wiki |
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<fix--> |
some of the pages have tables |
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<fix--> |
with the media wiki formatting |
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<fix--> |
it seems when I just copy paste the source of the media wiki this doesn't work |
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<fix--> |
any ideas how I can fix this ? |
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<LeeH> |
I don't know that MediaWiki is compatible |
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<LeeH> |
Blackhex2: it doesn't work |
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<LeeH> |
I'm into dependency hell with the pysvn rpms |
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<LeeH> |
what's the difference between SWIG and PySVN - |
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<Blackhex2> |
as I said SWIG is a program which parses C headers and makes bindings to python |
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<LeeH> |
ohh, ok |
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<Blackhex2> |
PySVN should be generated bindings but I saw some pyhton-subversion rpms on net |
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<Blackhex2> |
so maybe pysvn is only some custom package |
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<LeeH> |
yeah |
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<Blackhex2> |
it seems that really fedora doesn't have subversion support for python but Conectiva Linux does |
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<LeeH> |
:( |
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<Blackhex2> |
If I may advice use Ubuntu/Kubuntu it is a best well spreaded and user-friedly distribution I've ever seen, for geeks it is a Gentoo :-) |
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<Blackhex2> |
But back to subversion and bindings compiled from source: There would be probably only some installation or module path issues, I can tell for sure since I didn't see any error messages or something like that |
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<Blackhex2> |
s/can/can't |
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<LeeH> |
I've given up |
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<LeeH> |
lol |
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<Blackhex2> |
:-) |
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<LeeH> |
not worth the grief |
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<LeeH> |
the manual doesn't make a lot of sense, with the SWIG/PySVN thing |
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<LeeH> |
Blackhex2: thanks for your help, I'm downloading FC6 now.. see if i can't get it running from source on there |
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<Blackhex2> |
all right, if you thing that fc is a right choice :-) |
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<LeeH> |
well, the server is off in the US, and it's close enoguh to RHEL, that if i can get it going on there, I can make it work on the server |
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<LeeH> |
I'd gentoo the bastard if i could |
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<Blackhex2> |
:-) |
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<LeeH> |
I imagine something like "emerge trac" would resolve my issues :) |
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<Blackhex2> |
probably |
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<ViRUS> |
I'm currently having some troubles installing trac with lighttpd. I managed to get it installed in a subdirectory "/trac/", but i'd like to get it to the root. imho it's ugly to have something like "http://trac.domain.tld/trac/" instead I'd like to have "http://trac.domain.tld/" |
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<ViRUS> |
http://terreon.de/~mp/paste/trac-lighttpd.conf |
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<ViRUS> |
this is the vhost config that's currently in use |
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<ViRUS> |
If I leave away the rewrite-once trac works, but resides in the subdirectory /trac/ |
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<ViRUS> |
well, It actually works, BUT trac keeps referencing the image files as /trac/chrome/common/... instead of using /chrome/common/... directly |
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<ViRUS> |
I tried setting base_url inside the [trac] directive, but that didn't help... still generating horribly wrong URLs |
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<schnoodles> |
with trac and subversion, can you install this on a standard host with just ftp access ? |
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<schnoodles> |
or can you even run trac like that or do you need shell access ? |
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<ViRUS> |
schnoodles, you can install Trac on any server capable of running python scripts |
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<ViRUS> |
it might be a bit more difficult without shell access, but it's possible, for sure. |
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<jkc> |
Hello, |
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<jkc> |
it is the first time I try trac and I have one question: |
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<jkc> |
How can I configure the wiki start page for every environment separatly ? |
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<rbd> |
hey guys, with trac .10.3...if I want the workflow defined at http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/NewWorkflow, how would I do that? (I'm a bit confused of the current status of this...do I just need a workflow = trac.workflows.QaWorkflow in trac.ini, or do I need ticket-status/ticket-actions sections, or something else like applying a patch? |
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<Dwarfoo7> |
does trac run with apache 1.3? |
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<coderanger> |
Dwarfoo7: In CGI mode, probably |
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<coderanger> |
not sure if 1.3 can do FastCGI |
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<retracile> |
rbd: The workflow stuff is not currently implemented; current plans are that we'll work on that at PyCon |
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<mitsuhiko> |
matt_good: the irclogs plugin is on trac-hacks. jep |
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<mitsuhiko> |
sorry. had to go offline yesterday |
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<jkc> |
Hello again ! |
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<gdoubleu> |
is there a way to make a multi-paragraph blockquote? |
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<gdoubleu> |
indenting the paragraphs by two spaces creates a blockquote, but one for each paragraph |
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<jkc> |
does anybody know, how I can modifiy the wiki start page for one environment ? |
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<jkc> |
(trac 0.11 on XP with python 2.5 and mercurial) |
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<retracile> |
jkc: Look at "trac-admin wiki import"... you might be able to do what you want with that. |
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<coderanger> |
jkc: Just edit the page ... |
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<coderanger> |
gdoubleu: I don't think you can in wiki syntax, you will probably need to make a macro or use HTML |
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<gdoubleu> |
coderanger: thanks, I was afraid that would be the case |
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<gdoubleu> |
Would it be logical for trac's wiki formatting to recognize adjacent indented paragraphs and treat it as a single blockquote? |
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<coderanger> |
gdoubleu: It would make the wiki formatter much more complex |
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<jkc> |
coderanger: editing works, but I like to start a new env with my own wiki start page. Can you tell me, where the content of the startpage is stored ? |
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<coderanger> |
jkc: Look at the SiteWikiDefault plugin |
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<retracile> |
jkc: You can load your own version of a page using trac-admin wiki import; just put a script around that to generate each start page. |
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<gdoubleu> |
coderanger: is it the extra line break in there that would make this more complex with current code? |
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<coderanger> |
gdoubleu: The formatter is line-based and forward processing only, it would have to look back at prior lines to tell if it should continue the block or make a new one |
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<gdoubleu> |
because doesn't, say, the list wiki constructs look for adjacent indented lines with a leading * |
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<coderanger> |
gdoubleu: Yes, and if you put a blank line in the middle of a list you will get two lists for the same reason |
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<gdoubleu> |
so currently it will only look forward one line? |
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<coderanger> |
It doesn't look forward at all |
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<coderanger> |
it knows if it is currently in a list, but not what it was in before the last reset (blank line) |
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<coderanger> |
Just like it knows if it is in a block quote |
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<gdoubleu> |
ok, i see |
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<gdoubleu> |
and currently a blank line will cause a reset, as opposed to an empty line? |
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<coderanger> |
A blank line is the same thing as an empty line |
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<Blackhex2> |
a blank line is a line with spaces? |
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<gdoubleu> |
that's the way i was interpreting |
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<Blackhex2> |
all right it was synonyms for me until now :-) |
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<coderanger> |
Ahh, not sure if that would work (a line with 2 spaces between block quotes) |
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<coderanger> |
it should only trigger a reset on a totally empty line from my reading of the code |
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<gdoubleu> |
that's basically what i was trying to get at |
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<pacopablo> |
problem with a blank line with two spaces on it, is it's visually tricky |
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<coderanger> |
Ahh, no it won't work |
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<coderanger> |
The rule for <indent> need 1 or more spaces followed by a non-space |
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<coderanger> |
So yeah, use a macro |
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<coderanger> |
its a pretty trival macro |
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<gdoubleu> |
unfortunately, i have no control over the trac instance where i'm trying to post |
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<coderanger> |
Well then use HTML |
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<coderanger> |
[[html(<blockquote>)]] |
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<coderanger> |
wiki text |
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<coderanger> |
[[html(</blockquote>)]] |
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<jkc> |
coderanger & retracile : Thanks, got it |
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<gdoubleu> |
yeah, the two spaces on an empty line between wiki blockquotes creates a <p> with two spaces in between the blockquotes |
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<mitsuhiko> |
coderanger: does not work with 0.11 any more |
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<mitsuhiko> |
because of the sanitizer |
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<coderanger> |
mitsuhiko: What doesnt? |
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<mitsuhiko> |
coderanger: this: |
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<mitsuhiko> |
<coderanger> [[html(<blockquote>)]] |
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<mitsuhiko> |
<coderanger> wiki text |
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<mitsuhiko> |
<coderanger> [[html(</blockquote>)]] |
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<coderanger> |
mitsuhiko: Why not |
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<coderanger> |
blockquote is an allowed tag |
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<mitsuhiko> |
coderanger: because trac closes open tags on it's |
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<mitsuhiko> |
at least for the {{{#!html}}} stuff |
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<gdoubleu> |
also looks like i might have hit a bug, when a wiki blockquote follows a wiki list (with an empty line between), two <blockquote>s get spit out, one nested in the other |
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<davedave> |
is there a reason that trac emails you changes to descriptions but in the ticket only shows : description changed.? |
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<gdoubleu> |
and with an empty line following that and another wiki blockquote following the empty line, another set of two nested blockquotes |
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<davedave> |
it would seem to me that the history of those changes would be something good to list? |
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<coderanger> |
davedave: Been fixed in trunk |
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<Blackhex2> |
coderanger: great |
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<davedave> |
awesome |
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<davedave> |
btw how stable is .11? |
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<pacopablo> |
davedave: define stable |
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<Blackhex2> |
:-) |
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<pacopablo> |
davedave: while I don't think it breaks too much, I'd definitely say it's in an active state of flux |
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<retracile> |
davedave: and it'll probably change more next week due to PyCon; or at least, I'm hoping. :) |
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<m_g> |
hey, when using authz_file, must it be a SVNPath or a SVNParentPath file or will both work? i.e. must the ACLs go into [/] or can they go into [reponame:/]? |
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<coderanger> |
m_g: Either, look at authz_module_name |
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<m_g> |
coderanger, ah, that's what it's for. so if i use "[/]" it has to be authz_module_name = /, else authz_module_name = project? |
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<coderanger> |
m_g: [/] means no module name |
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<m_g> |
ah ok, thanks |
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<m_g> |
is it possible to switch from postgre to SQLite? |
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<coderanger> |
m_g: If you migrate the DB yourself, sure |
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<m_g> |
coderanger, to be more exact.. is the database structure the same and if so, how can i migrate it into a SQLite database? i mean, simply dumping the postgre db won't produce a file which can be loaded with sqlite3, right? |
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<coderanger> |
It is "the same", but some things are done differently between the two of them |
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<coderanger> |
For a mostly automated solution, look at the Datamover plugin |
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<m_g> |
so Datamover is the best way to do this and the dump/load approach won't work well? |
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<coderanger> |
correct |
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<m_g> |
oh that's unfortunate.. datamover still doesn't transfer all the data, does it? |
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<coderanger> |
What data do you need moved that it won't transfer? |
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<m_g> |
i need to clone the project. the last time i checked the plugin didn't move attachments |
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<coderanger> |
It does |
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<m_g> |
oh, good. and permissions? |
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<coderanger> |
I think so |
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<m_g> |
then i will have another look at it, thanks coderanger :) |
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<retracile> |
alect: *ping* |
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<alect> |
hello all! |
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<Blackhex2> |
hi alect |
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<De_Mon> |
how do I change a users email address? Or, how do they change their own email address? |
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<Blackhex2> |
in settings |
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<De_Mon> |
I thought accountmanager would do it, but I don't see it anywhere |
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<De_Mon> |
8) |
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<De_Mon> |
Stupid My Account / Settings tabs |
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<De_Mon> |
0.11 will make me very happy in that regard! |
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<retracile> |
alect: I was reading the WorkFlow page; based on the "Done" section, should the Available Field Types and Options, Common options section change to use "hidden" instead of "visible"? |
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<harveyd> |
is changing the repository trac uses as simple as changing the repository_dir in trac.ini ? |
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<coderanger> |
harveyd: Then resync, but yes |
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<harveyd> |
cool, thanks |
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<alect> |
retracile: yep |
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<alect> |
retracile: PYCON! |
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<alect> |
:) |
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<retracile> |
alect: Yeah, I'm trying to get familiar with the code beforehand. |
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<alect> |
cool |
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<retracile> |
I've been looking over the old workflow branch to try to get a feel for what needs to be done. |
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<alect> |
wise |
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<retracile> |
:) |
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<alect> |
we should all sit down and talk about the design |
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<alect> |
i wasn't 100% happy with the old code |
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<alect> |
it was very flexible |
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<retracile> |
In looking over the code, I think we may want to try to break up some parts of the implementation... |
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<alect> |
but i felt it could have been better |
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<alect> |
such as? |
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<retracile> |
for instance, it looks like you included ticket duplicate detection in the workflow branch (assuming I'm reading the diff right) |
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<retracile> |
That seems like something to do as a separate step |
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<alect> |
yes, agreed |
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<retracile> |
The enhancements to the custom fields, like the hidden, editable, etc. attributes seem useful enough to me to be done as "stage 1" |
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<retracile> |
Then follow that with the ticket field provider stuff so plugins can add fields w/o trac.ini as a "stage 2" thing... |
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<alect> |
maybe, yeah |
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<retracile> |
I'm just thinking that if we can do logical chunks that are useful in their own right, we'd be better off. |
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<alect> |
the most painful bit will be refactoring the ticket module and templates |
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<alect> |
oh yeah ,of course |
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<alect> |
that was the plan for this time around, if it ever happened |
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<retracile> |
Yeah, I don't have my head wrapped around the refactoring yet... working on it. :) |
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<alect> |
it's not fun |
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<alect> |
we can go a couple of ways with field providers too... |
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<alect> |
a simple render/handle a single field style model |
