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<columbo> |
is there wikiformatting that links to the head revision of one file? |
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<columbo> |
nm got it. |
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<Gasolin_> |
hello? |
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<Gasolin_> |
I wonder to use trac as some kind of simple CMS, I want to know if trac support multiple level privilige page protection? |
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<misc> |
i doubt |
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<techie_> |
how can I add alias for already set REMOTE_USER? |
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<asmodai> |
alect: If I land this new job I get a good chance of pushing Trac in-house. ^^ |
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<techie_> |
I have a lot of users authenticated using domain account via SSPI and I want to get them nicknames. Is that possible without patching C:\DevServer\Installed\Python24\Lib\site-packages\trac\web\modpython_frontend.py ? I just need to rewrite REMOTE_USER environment variable before it will be used by Trac. |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #4957 (enhancement created): Add "last modified" field to the Custom Query <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4957> |
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<m_g> |
does one of you have any reasonable idea why notifications work in one project but not in the other which has exactly the same notification configuration on the same server? |
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<kopernikus> |
m_g, do you share the notification settings from /usr/share/trac/conf/trac.ini? |
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<m_g> |
kopernikus, no, both have their own trac.ini |
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<kopernikus> |
well, if you set loglevel to DEBUG, you'll see quite a bit of info wrt notification in the log |
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<m_g> |
guess that's the only way to find out something, but i seriously doubt it will tell me something useful :) |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Changeset [5056]: Ticket preview: enhance the look of the comment/change preview <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/5056> || Ticket #4957 (enhancement closed): Add "last modified" field to the Custom Query <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4957#comment:1> |
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<techie_> |
Is it possible to make Trac ignore some directories in its "Available Projects" page? |
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<m_g> |
you could modify /usr/share/trac/templates/index.cs with some if statements |
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<techie_> |
k, I'll try. I've added Trac environment to config management SVN and now Trac complains about .svn directory without version info. |
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<cboos> |
techie_: it's also something I wanted to do ... what about a .tracignore file in the directories that should be ignored? |
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<techie_> |
cboos: and what are alternatives? trac.ignore file in environment root? |
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<techie_> |
what if .svn or some other program would complain about unknown .tracignore file in their dir? |
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<techie_> |
but .tracignore is ok for me |
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<techie_> |
there shouldn't be much third-party stuff in environment directory - the only 90% likely files there are that of from version control systems |
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<techie_> |
so .tracignore is ok |
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<cboos> |
techie_: well, the scenario I'm thinking of is e.g. a /srv/trac folder containing only trac environments, |
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<cboos> |
and for some reason you don't want to list some of them |
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<cboos> |
or there's a subfolder containing other stuff, like an "old" or "Attic" folder containing old environments |
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<cboos> |
if you don't want to see that "old" or "Attic" folder, just put a .tracignore file there... |
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<cboos> |
but I think your scenario was more like this: |
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<cboos> |
rgiht? |
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<cboos> |
/project/trac1, /project/svn1, /project/trac2, /project/svn2 etc... |
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<cboos> |
right? |
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<cboos> |
then, having to put a .tracignore file in /project/svn1 and /project/svn2 would indeed be problematic... |
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<cboos> |
so it makes perhaps more sense to have a .tracignore file in the parent folder, /project/.tracignore, and that would contain glob patterns of stuff to ignore |
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<cboos> |
in my scenario, it would contain, "old\nAttic\n" |
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<cboos> |
in the other scenario, it could contain "svn*\n" |
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<Marlun> |
I don't get it, I had to reinstall my server and I installed trac exactly as I did a couple of days ago but now when I click "Login" I get this error: UndefinedError: "login_error" not defined |
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<Marlun> |
I've installed 0.11dev and the Account Manager Plugin from trunk. |
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<cboos> |
trunk from today? |
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<Marlun> |
yes |
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<cboos> |
i.e. rev >= 5054 ? |
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<cboos> |
Marlun: svn up -r5053 |
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<cboos> |
there's just too much breakage now due to the latest Genshi change |
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<cboos> |
ah yes, so also revert your genshi trunk to -r509 |
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<Marlun> |
I got 5056 |
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<Marlun> |
How do I revert Genshi? I installed it using easy_install. |
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<Marlun> |
I reverted the trac source and reinstalled. |
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<cboos> |
ah... I don't know, maybe you can specify the revision with easy_install... |
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<cboos> |
simplest is to install from the repos |
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<cboos> |
svn co -r 509 http://svn.edgewall.org/repos/genshi/trunk genshi |
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<cboos> |
and then "python setup.py install" from there |
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<cboos> |
or try: easy_install http://svn.edgewall.org/repos/genshi/trunk#egg=Genshi-0.4dev-r509 |
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<cboos> |
(i just copied the syntax from matt's example, not tried myself) |
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<Marlun> |
I used the repos way and now everything seems to work again =) |
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<cboos> |
well, wait a few days until you have the "go" from here ;-) |
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<Marlun> |
Will write those revision numbers down if something bad happends again :P |
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<Marlun> |
hehe yeah |
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<cboos> |
I'll note them in the 0.11 milestone page |
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<techie_> |
cboos: sorry, was afk. yes, I think it is a good idea to have .tracignore file in root directory with projects |
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<asmodai> |
cboosje |
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<techie_> |
but just for consistency maybe name the file like trac.htpasswd i.e. trac.ignore ? |
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<coderanger> |
asmodai: ::slap:: ;-) |
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<asmodai> |
hahaha |
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<asmodai> |
coderanger: But seriously? ;) |
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<coderanger> |
asmodai: I responded already saying I'm going to see about that after Eli is done |
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<coderanger> |
Along with TicketDelete |
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<prologic> |
coderanger, ping |
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<coderanger> |
yo |
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<prologic> |
ahh hi :) |
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<prologic> |
about xmlrpc plugin |
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<prologic> |
know much about it ? |
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<coderanger> |
A fair bit |
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<prologic> |
good :) |
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<prologic> |
problem: I don't like spam, and thus have most of my projects and trac wikis tied wodn to form-based authencation |
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<prologic> |
however, this makes xmlrpc unusable (atm at least, unless I've configured something incorrectly) |
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<coderanger> |
Using AccountManager? |
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<prologic> |
yeap |
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<coderanger> |
HttpAuth plugin |
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<prologic> |
ahh |
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<prologic> |
installing this will ? |
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<prologic> |
for a while I was trying this |
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<prologic> |
http://paste.lisp.org/display/38230 |
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<prologic> |
which can't be done :/ |
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<kopernikus> |
prologic, it's all on the wiki page for xmlrpc on trac-hacks.org |
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<prologic> |
but they tell me it will be added in apache 3.0 :) |
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<kopernikus> |
prologic, it just works with httpAuth plugin |
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<prologic> |
ok |
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<prologic> |
I shall install it :) |
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<prologic> |
has anyone attempted to make a compeltely console driven trac interface ? |
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<coderanger> |
prologic: Not that I know of |
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<prologic> |
good :) |
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<prologic> |
cuase I'm writing one |
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<prologic> |
freature requests welcome now :) |
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<coderanger> |
Most people don't quite have your need for such a thing ;-) |
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<prologic> |
true |
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<prologic> |
however I'll bet closing a ticket ralted to some commit on the console be nice |
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<prologic> |
although - yes I'm aware of hook scripts to do this |
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<prologic> |
and have used them :) |
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<prologic> |
I need to try and get the gitplugin further developed too - the author hasn't done anything in a while :/ |
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<prologic> |
I had an email convo with him some time ago, but it seems he's very busy |
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<coderanger> |
prologic: One will probably be written by the end of the summer |
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<coderanger> |
Gitweb is a PITA |
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<prologic> |
yeah it is |
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<prologic> |
GitWeb is orrible :) |
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<prologic> |
and uesless |
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<prologic> |
though useful by itself |
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<asmodai> |
coderanger: Yeah, sorry, only just saw the email |
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<coderanger> |
asmodai: But other than that, what else is needed ;-) |
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<coderanger> |
asmodai: I wouldn't bother |
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<coderanger> |
For 0.11 its going to be a workflow-based plugin |
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<coderanger> |
Hopefully for 0.11.1 (i.e. once the API has been made somewhat stable) hopefully itl go in core |
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<asmodai> |
oh |
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<asmodai> |
I was pondering this morning, also in light of my possible new job, how hard it would be to create from Trac and incident management system |
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<coderanger> |
Eli already made a basic version for whole-ticket deletion as an example |
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<coderanger> |
asmodai: Helpdesk style? |
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<asmodai> |
coderanger: Yeah, sort of. Was thinking in ITIL terms for change and incident management. |
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<coderanger> |
I keep thinking about trying that here. Then I remember the insane political battle that would be needed to replace our current "ticket system" and go and do something else. |
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<asmodai> |
coderanger: If I land this job I will have to separate development and incident stuff. |
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<asmodai> |
And I get to implement it all from scratch |
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<prologic> |
well |
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<prologic> |
editpage works nicely :) |
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<prologic> |
primitive - but nice |
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<prologic> |
are there any syntax highlighters for wiki / :) |
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<prologic> |
err for vim |
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<coderanger> |
prologic: Well pygments has a console tool |
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<coderanger> |
Not sure if you can integrate that |
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<cboos> |
coderanger: hello |
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<cboos> |
guess what I'm going to ask you ;-) |
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<coderanger> |
cboos: More logs? |
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<cboos> |
bingo! ;-) |
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<cboos> |
my daily batch of trac-hacks logs ;-) |
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<coderanger> |
How far back do you need? |
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<cboos> |
well, starting after what you already sent me |
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<prologic> |
coderanger, no I mean a syntax file for trac's wiki |
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<prologic> |
for vim :) |
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<coderanger> |
cboos: What did I send you up to then? |
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<cboos> |
well, I think I throw it away :-( |
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<coderanger> |
heh |
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<cboos> |
but 24 h back should od |
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<cboos> |
do |
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<coderanger> |
roger |
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<cboos> |
no, christian here |
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<cboos> |
:-) |
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<coderanger> |
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~kantrn/log.gz |
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<cboos> |
coderanger: thanks, downloaded |
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<techie_> |
prologic: what kind of highlight do you need? I can make one for colorer. |
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<prologic> |
it's ok :) |
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<prologic> |
I stole moinmoin's one |
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<prologic> |
since trac's wiki is basedo nit |
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<prologic> |
thing is, if I write a console version of trac, I doubt there'll be many that'll use it :) |
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<techie_> |
ok. I wonder if it is possible to rename users in sub... yes, using hook scripts! Bingo! |
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<prologic> |
least I'm already finding it useful |
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<techie_> |
prologic: in that case maybe it is better to maintain wiki pages in restructured text? at least it is more readable in console |
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<cboos> |
damn, it happened again |
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<cboos> |
(the spurious resync) |
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<prologic> |
umm |
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<prologic> |
actually I don't like ReST at all :) |
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<prologic> |
guess I'm too used to wiki |
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<shruggar> |
trying a fresh install of 0.10.3.1, I get the error "ImportError: No module named trac.web". I am using Apache and have SetEnv PYTHONPATH to [my prefix]/lib/python2.4/site-packages |
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<shruggar> |
[I was previously on 0.8.4 using python2.3. That install, on the same box, is working] |
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<cboos> |
shruggar: use the PythonPath directive instead |
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<cboos> |
see |
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<cboos> |
@wiki TracModPython |
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<evil_twin> |
cboos: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModPython |
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<cboos> |
and more specifically http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModPython#SettingthePythonPath |
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<asmodai> |
mmm |
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<asmodai> |
this is curious |
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<cboos> |
hello retracile |
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<asmodai> |
prologic: I typically use reST to quickly get a document up and running and then I use the HTML with my own stylesheet to build on. |
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<retracile> |
Hey cboos. :) |
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<cboos> |
the workflow stuff is getting there, as I see ;-) |
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<asmodai> |
ok |
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<retracile> |
:) |
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<asmodai> |
this is curious with python 2.5 |
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<asmodai> |
Got two japanese strings: '\xe9\xa0\x91\xe5\xbc\xb5\xe3\x82\x8b' and '\xe5\x88\x86\xe3\x81\x8b\xe3\x82\x8b' |
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<asmodai> |
I strip off 'ru' in hiragana, which is '\xe3\x82\x8b' |
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<retracile> |
cboos: you mentioned something about priorities or something yesterday. What was that? |
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<asmodai> |
(using rstrip())) |
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<asmodai> |
And I end up with: '\xe9\xa0\x91\xe5\xbc\xb5' and '\xe5\x88\x86\xe3\x81' |
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<asmodai> |
It stripped off a \x8b too much on the last. |
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<cboos> |
asmodai: use unicode ... |
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<cboos> |
retracile: well, what was the context? |
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<asmodai> |
cboos: Ya, but it makes me wonder. |
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<retracile> |
cboos: erm.... state changes that did not have a "leave" action. |
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<asmodai> |
cboos: but yea, using u'' solved that issue. |
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<cboos> |
retracile: hm, no, I don't remember. |
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<cboos> |
When I reviewed the code this morning, I had a few additional ideas |
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<cboos> |
I think we could create a workflow subdir in /contrib as well as in /sample-plugins |
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<prologic> |
I prefer to write documentation with trac :) |
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<retracile> |
cboos: Here it is in the logs: http://pacopablo.com/irclogs/2007/03/15#T09:57:58 |
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<cboos> |
ah yes, that was one counter-example |
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<cboos> |
retracile: so you said there could be a "dormant" state where any modification would make it go out of this state, |
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<cboos> |
and I said "well, you could simply do a change like change the priority from 'low' to 'lowest' and say "sleep some more..." |
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<cboos> |
then it should obviously stay "dormant" in that case ;-) |
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<retracile> |
cboos: Ah, ok, I follow that. However, I do want to support a workflow that has a state without a "leave" action. |
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<retracile> |
cboos: I may not have a /really/ good example case, but I don't want to eliminate the capability. |
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<cboos> |
well, why not, though I can't think of a practical example |
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<cboos> |
maybe add a way to /remove/ action? |
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<cboos> |
like: dormant.forbid = leave |
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<cboos> |
so you could still have leave: * -> * |
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<cboos> |
for the general case |
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<cboos> |
so back to my additional ideas.. .the "operations" could be provided by plugins, don't you think? |
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<cboos> |
so you could easily "inject" new side effects / triggers in an existing workflow, simply by adding a new action |
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<cboos> |
e.g. close.operations = backup_ticket |
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<cboos> |
and write small plugin that would provide the callback for that operation |
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<retracile> |
cboos: Yeah, plugins providing operations would be nice. |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: TracModWSGI edited by Manuzhai <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModWSGI> |
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<shruggar> |
where can I find an explanation of the arguments to initenv? |
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<coderanger> |
shruggar: Its the same as the interactive version |
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<retracile> |
cboos: On the other hand.... have you looked at the CodeReview sample plugin? |
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<retracile> |
cboos: Ok, there are now workflow subdirs under contrib and sample-plugins |
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<shruggar> |
anyone know about getting python2.4 bindings for svn on debian? |
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<coderanger> |
shruggar: Look for subversion-python or python-subversion |
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<coderanger> |
(but not pysvn) |
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<shruggar> |
ack, apt-cache search wasn't sorted |
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<shruggar> |
do you know if it's backwards-compatable with python2.3-subversion? (will my existing install break?) |
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<coderanger> |
shruggar: No, all C extensions are major-version specific |
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<shruggar> |
that is to say: "no, it won't break; yes, it is backwards-compatible" |
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<joel> |
Hi.. anyone have problems getting the trac WebAdmin pluin to work? I'm using WinXP-Pro, Python 2.4.3, Trac 10.3.1 and enabled it in the trac.ini. I gave myself permissions, I believe I've set up everything correctly. When I login - I don't see any new tabs. |
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<coderanger> |
No, python2.3-subversion will not work with Python 2.4 |
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<shruggar> |
that's not what I was asking |
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<coderanger> |
joel: Check the log (on DEBUG) |
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<coderanger> |
Do you see it loading the egg |
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<shruggar> |
I mean: will python2.4-subversion work with an install of trac built with python2.3, or do I need to re-install trac? |
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<joel> |
CR - yes I loaed the egg, as described here: http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4895#comment:7 |
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<coderanger> |
shruggar: Yes, the API is all the same |
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<coderanger> |
joel: No, do you see a message in the log saying "loading webadmin.<something> from <somewhere> |
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<cboos> |
retracile: yeah, had a closer look at the way operations are handled, so forget about what I said ;-) |
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<retracile> |
cboos: I may have a way to do it afterall... I've got an experiment up my sleeve. ;) |
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<cboos> |
well, sure if you actually come with a good use case. My backup_ticket one was wrong (because of the 'no side-effect' rule) |
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<cboos> |
now, on the quest to have readable workflow in trac.ini, I think it's very important to make clear what's an "action" and what's a "state" |
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<cboos> |
for example, in opensource-workflow, you have: |
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<cboos> |
needinfo_new = new -> needinfo_new |
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<retracile> |
Ah, yeah, good point. |
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<cboos> |
unless there's a mistake in there, it means that you have both an action and a state name "needinfo_new" |
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<cboos> |
which is confusing |
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<retracile> |
Yep. |
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<cboos> |
better have in this case something like: |
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<cboos> |
needinfo_new = new -> info_needed |
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<joel> |
i also can't seem to get my log to work.. here's my settings: |
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<joel> |
[logging] |
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<joel> |
log_file = d:/trac/trac.log |
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<joel> |
log_level = DEBUG |
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<joel> |
log_type = file |
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<coderanger> |
joel: Make sure you restart Apache |
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<joel> |
did that too.. |
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<retracile> |
cboos: same issue with needinfo... |
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<retracile> |
cboos: Hrm... but then the action name "infoprovided" sounds more like a state... so I guess that should be "provideinfo" |
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<kopernikus> |
quick question wrt workflow: Isn't the code agnostic wrt state,action names? |
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<retracile> |
kopernikus: For the most part. But we want the included examples to be as clear as possible. |
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<retracile> |
"new" and "closed" are special |
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<kopernikus> |
yes, but if the thing is generic, the overall priciple is very easy to explain with just the concept of state,action,transition. |
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<kopernikus> |
ppl will come up with what they find useful anyway |
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<kopernikus> |
ah, forgot permissions in the mix ;) |
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<cboos> |
yeah, but as retracile said we need to setup some conventions... |
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<retracile> |
And defaults... |
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<cboos> |
like use verbs for actions |
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<cboos> |
and past tense for states |
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<kopernikus> |
sound reasonable ;) |
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<retracile> |
Also, if we have some useful examples, people may be happy to use them as-is, or just make minor tweaks. |
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<retracile> |
My hope is that hte opensource-workflow example will be usable as-is for most public Trac-run projects. |
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<kopernikus> |
why are "new" and "closed" special? |
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<cboos> |
retracile: we should also have a "gas-factory-workflow" |
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<retracile> |
I expect the enterprise-workflow example will be just the starting point, and reworked on a per-company basis. |
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<kopernikus> |
It seems there are not "start" or "end" of a workflow |
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<retracile> |
cboos: ? |
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<cboos> |
with 20 states and 50 actions ;-) |
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<retracile> |
heh. Have you looked at the graph for opensource-workflow?! |
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<cboos> |
no not yet |
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<retracile> |
kopernikus: Tickets are expected to start out in the "new" state. |
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<retracile> |
kopernikus: And tickets in the "closed" state have the strike-through. |
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<retracile> |
So the two "endpoints" of the workflow are "new" and "closed" |
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<Lucciano> |
hello, i am tring to install trac on ubuntu but i can install clear silver |
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<kopernikus> |
hmm, the latter just happens to be a visual representation? |
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<Lucciano> |
y never get the neo_cgi or the neo_util packages |
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<retracile> |
kopernikus: at least. I haven't looked into all the cases that care about the "closed" state. |
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<retracile> |
cboos: actions being verbs... need to change needinfo to "requestinfo"... |
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<kopernikus> |
but why is it special (representation aside), "end of workflow" just means there is a state without transitions right? |
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<retracile> |
kopernikus: no, "closed" can be reopened.. |
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<retracile> |
kopernikus: We could add a config option to say "cross through tickets in these states"... but that's more than I want to deal with at the moment. |
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<kopernikus> |
yea, that's another issue, I wonder if ticket representation could be tied to states... |
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<retracile> |
Feel free to implement that... ;) |
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<kopernikus> |
with css? |
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<retracile> |
*shrug* I dunno... |
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<kopernikus> |
and state.css = "closed_ticket" |
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<kopernikus> |
closed.css = "closed_ticket" |
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<retracile> |
cboos: Ok, the opensource and enterprise workflows have updated needinfo stuff. |
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<joel> |
coderanger.. any thought on the WebAdmin issue? |
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<coderanger> |
joel: Do you have anything in the log yet? |
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<joel> |
no.. no log file is being created. |
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<coderanger> |
Have you tried logging to the windows system log? |
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<joel> |
CR.. no errors in the system event viewer |
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<coderanger> |
joel: But do you see it loading |
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<alect> |
hello |
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<retracile> |
Hey alect. :) |
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<coderanger> |
alect: G'morning |
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<joel> |
CR: no events being loaded. |
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<retracile> |
cboos: Ok, I just committed an approach to adding operations from a plugin. |
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<cboos> |
ok, I'll take a look |
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<retracile> |
cboos: it feels a little awkward at the moment. A operation base class may improve that. |
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<alect> |
i like that .ini format much better |
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<retracile> |
alect: cool. :) |
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<alect> |
these commands are a bit ugly though: "resolution_set" |
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<joel> |
coderanger..you still there? |
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<retracile> |
agreed. |
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<coderanger> |
joel: Somewhat, I'm VNCing back to my desktop from class |
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