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April 08, 2007

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[02:10:59] <JDahl> has anyone here tried Trac on Ubuntu Feisty? After upgrading from Ubuntu 6.10, I get this error: "Oops... Trac detected an internal error: file is encrypted or is not a database"
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[04:18:39] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5107 (defect closed): UndefinedError: "no_id" not defined when viewing a chageset <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5107#comment:2> || Ticket #4992 (defect closed): permissions admin page needs capitalization rules <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4992#comment:2>
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[06:49:27] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5100 (defect closed): UndefinedError: "query" not defined <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5100#comment:4>
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[11:57:53] <pisi> Hi. Can I somehow limit the projects that are shown in case of trac parent dir ? So that if a person does not have access to a given project it is not shown in the list ? I'm running 0.11/trunk
[11:59:15] <coderanger> pisi: Not yet, I am working on it though
[12:01:14] <pisi> coderanger: nice to know. is there something I could look into to help you out? Or is it complicated ?
[12:10:35] <coderanger> the latter
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[12:12:28] <kopernikus> afaik you don't have access to user data when the list of projects is generated right?
[12:13:06] <coderanger> kopernikus: Not with the builtin system, but I can do silly things within tracforge
[12:14:59] <kopernikus> do you intercept web.main.send_project_index() or is there a better way with wsgi stuff?
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[12:53:16] <elpargo> hi I'm getting a very undescriptive error on my trac it seems there is an issue with the svn cache
[12:53:53] <elpargo> http://rafb.net/p/oKkFUB58.html
[12:54:37] <coderanger> Are you using mysql
[12:54:51] <elpargo> sqlite
[12:55:14] <coderanger> resync
[12:55:18] <elpargo> I ran a resync and now it's fix
[12:55:38] <elpargo> yea I jsut did that :)
[12:57:31] <elpargo> is that error common? the message is very cryptic
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[12:58:13] <coderanger> no, it means subversion got confused
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[13:38:37] <kopernikus> coderanger, I added a schema for ldapplugin here http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/1431 Remember, it's your OID ;)
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[14:44:21] <sr> I am getting errors with trac on lighttpd (btw, I can acces it) : http://pastecode.com/22048
[14:44:36] <sr> but I don't understand what could be the problem
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[16:44:15] <tsb> coderanger: Using your combinewikiplugin, is it easy to block out the output of the plugin TracNav? (Ie ignore [[TracNav(TOC)]] all together)
[16:44:41] <coderanger> tsb: Yep, look in the code for a variable called MACRO_BLACKLIST
[16:45:07] <coderanger> Just add another regex
[16:46:31] <tsb> coderanger: in combinewiki? nice, thanks.
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[17:48:14] <tsb> coderanger: I just tried putting [combinewiki]\nmacro_blacklist = tracnav in trac.ini, resulting in an empty export. That not right?
[17:50:00] <coderanger> No, you need to edit the code
[17:50:16] <coderanger> sorry, just checked the code and its called EXCLUDE_RES
[17:50:22] <coderanger> its in formats.py
[17:50:59] <tsb> Right, because I greped for it, couldn't find any mention of it.
[17:51:37] <tsb> (I guess a quick look wouldn't have hurt:), but I figured it was supposed to be in the ini file since blog does it like that)
[17:52:17] <coderanger> tsb: CombineWiki isn't terribly polished, I wrote it in a night because I needed to export a wiki for a class
[17:52:40] <tsb> coderanger: :) it works great anyway.
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[17:53:15] <tsb> the only thing I had to change was the toctitle before compiling
[17:54:37] <tsb> yep, that did it.
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[20:10:53] <coderanger> matt_good: http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/682#comment:5
[20:10:57] <coderanger> You should get on that ;-)
[20:12:27] <matt_good> yeah, I was gonna ask you about that
[20:12:41] <matt_good> I'm rather confused
[20:12:49] <coderanger> I can't tell if its spam or an idiot
[20:13:07] <airrob> I installed Trac on my Dreamhost account with the DreamTracInstall script, and now it works with regular CGI but FastCGI gives me a 500 error. This is what the FastCGI script shows: http://pastebin.ca/430601
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[20:18:17] <coderanger> airrob: What did you give for the base_url in trac.ini
[20:19:22] <airrob> coderanger: where would that be? in my trac site in /conf? if so, not there
[20:19:37] <coderanger> trac.ini isnt there?
[20:19:45] <coderanger> Thats not possible
[20:19:54] <airrob> no it is
[20:19:58] <airrob> base_url doesn't seem to be
[20:21:09] <coderanger> add it
[20:21:13] <coderanger> @wiki TracIni
[20:21:13] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracIni
[20:21:40] <airrob> so the domain?
[20:21:45] <airrob> trac.mydomain.com?
[20:22:06] <coderanger> The full URL to the base of the trac
[20:22:13] <coderanger> http://trac.foobar.com/path
[20:22:35] <coderanger> matt_good: I'm just going to delete the comment and chalk it up to spammers
[20:23:18] <airrob> ok its added, its in the root of the subdomain so its just "base_url = http://trac.mydomain.com"
[20:23:34] <coderanger> airrob: Add a trailing / to make it a legal URL
[20:24:16] <airrob> ok the page is hanging trying to load
[20:25:40] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5110 (defect created): Crash in SVN Browser <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5110>
[20:26:06] <airrob> coderanger: does it need to be in a specific place?
[20:26:19] <coderanger> airrob: Yes, the [trac] section
[20:27:46] <airrob> coderanger: ok the .cgi works again, but fastcgi just hangs trying to load and then 500's
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[20:28:00] <coderanger> same error in the log?
[20:28:45] <airrob> i got that error from support, im on shared hosting, is it possible to check the log?
[20:28:47] <airrob> im on dreamhost
[20:29:06] <coderanger> No idea, I avoid shared hosting whenever possible
[20:29:50] <airrob> as do i
[20:29:55] <airrob> apache logs?
[20:31:32] <airrob> [Sun Apr 08 20:20:38 2007] [error] [client MYIP] FastCGI: comm with (dynamic) server "/home/myusername/trac.mydomain.com/index.fcgi" aborted: (first read) idle timeout (60 sec)
[20:31:52] <airrob> [Sun Apr 08 20:20:38 2007] [error] [client MYIP] FastCGI: incomplete headers (0 bytes) received from server "/home/myusername/trac.mydomain.com/index.fcgi"
[20:32:50] <coderanger> airrob: Can you run tracd from command line and connect to it locally?
[20:33:59] <airrob> i have ssh access, so what do i need to run
[20:34:09] <coderanger> @wiki TracStandalone
[20:34:09] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracStandalone
[20:36:47] <airrob> am i trying to connect to that from my computer?
[20:37:01] <airrob> got it
[20:37:43] <airrob> works
[20:38:02] <coderanger> okay, so trac works, its something in your FCGI setup
[20:38:46] <airrob> right
[20:39:02] <airrob> any idea how to debug that?
[20:39:49] <coderanger> How did you do the setup?
[20:40:23] <airrob> http://wiki.dreamhost.com/DreamTracInstall
[20:40:27] <coderanger> This is the guide most people seem to like: http://cactuswax.net/blog/articles/2006/07/installing-trac-on-dreamhost.html
[20:41:50] <airrob> is there any way to try and troubleshoot my current install?
[20:42:32] <airrob> id prefer that to a full reinstallation
[20:42:43] <coderanger> I am reading through that scrip
[20:42:49] <airrob> thank you
[20:43:19] <coderanger> well first off ditch the mod_rewrite stuff
[20:46:34] <airrob> delete the .htaccess?
[20:48:18] <airrob> done - now going to the domain goes to the .cgi, but .fcgi still hangs
[20:49:57] <coderanger> No, not the whole .htaccess. just the mod_rewrite config directives
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[20:52:09] <warjest`> Is there a plugin for trac that is similar to the reporting mechanism on cvstrac for generating graphs of various things
[20:52:11] <airrob> can i comment in an htaccess file?
[20:52:30] <warjest`> i need to _show_ off the tracker to my boss and these sorts of things are rather appealing
[20:54:27] <coderanger> airrob: Yep #
[20:54:35] <coderanger> warjest`: What kind of graphs?
[20:54:36] <airrob> coderanger: ok theyre commented out but the same behavior
[20:54:48] <airrob> coderanger: cgi works, fcgi hangs to 500
[20:54:57] <coderanger> airrob: You are killing the fcgi daemons each time you change things, right?
[20:55:30] <warjest`> coderanger: lines commited per day, overall lines each day, # of commits per user, tickets open/closed per day
[20:55:33] <warjest`> things of that nature
[20:55:47] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5111 (defect created): broken link : http://www.reductivelabs.com/trac/puppet/wiki/FileServingConfiguration <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5111>
[20:55:49] <coderanger> For all but the last, no
[20:55:59] <coderanger> There is a burndown graph plugin on trac-hacks for the last one
[20:56:13] <airrob> ps aux would show them right coderanger ?
[20:56:27] <airrob> because i dont see any, though it may be a limitation of my shared hosting permissions, but i doubt it
[20:56:34] <coderanger> warjest`: Though given the modular nature you could write such a beast, I think Alec even got most of the way through it and got distracted
[20:56:45] <coderanger> airrob: killall -u $USER index.fcgi
[20:57:09] <airrob> none killed
[20:57:13] <airrob> and its still hanging on refresh
[20:57:15] <coderanger> If there are none running, then chances are the fcgi daemon isnt starting
[20:57:21] <coderanger> which would cause the hang
[20:57:30] <coderanger> can you run ./index.fcgi
[20:57:49] <warjest`> coderanger: i was just seeing if something was out there, i can't really justify the time of developing it for demonstration purposes
[20:58:02] <coderanger> alect: poke
[20:58:11] <coderanger> warjest`: See if Alec still has his source around
[20:58:39] <coderanger> warjest`: Trac is pretty light on those kinds of things in general (look pretty but don't get a whole lot of use)
[20:59:59] <warjest`> that is the impression i got
[21:00:28] <coderanger> warjest`: We consider that a feature, not a bug ;-)
[21:01:04] <airrob> coderanger: when i run that, i get http://pastebin.ca/430633
[21:01:28] <warjest`> coderanger: i wouldn't consider it either. perhaps a feature that it isn't installed by default, just maybe not a perk for not having an available module
[21:01:32] <warjest`> coderanger: are you a developer?
[21:01:53] <coderanger> warjest`: Somewhat, most of my work is in plugins
[21:02:09] <warjest`> i'm going over trac-hacks now. never saw it until i joined here a minute ago
[21:02:16] <coderanger> warjest`: But I dabble in the trac source when needed
[21:02:22] <coderanger> airrob: Hrmm
[21:02:25] <warjest`> i started on trac ~thursday so i'm rather green
[21:02:44] <coderanger> warjest`: Yeah, something like those graphs would make a good plugin
[21:02:46] <airrob> coderanger: Hrmm indeed, lol
[21:02:51] <coderanger> Just don't think anyone has gotten around to it
[21:04:05] <coderanger> airrob: It sounds like the URL coming in is getting messed up
[21:04:27] <coderanger> airrob: Are you sure you set base_url correctly?
[21:04:58] <airrob> base_url = http://trac.mydomain.com/
[21:05:12] <airrob> does it need /project on there? thats not how i navigate to it
[21:05:29] <airrob> it also doesnt work
[21:05:48] <coderanger> airrob: You need an index.fcgi/ at the end of that (for now)
[21:06:26] <airrob> same thing
[21:07:05] <coderanger> what version of trac did you install?
[21:07:29] <coderanger> airrob: That script installs 0.9.6, that version is almost 2 years old
[21:07:29] <airrob> 0.9.6
[21:07:36] <airrob> hmmmm
[21:07:47] <airrob> i didnt know it was that it
[21:07:49] <airrob> old
[21:09:25] <airrob> coderanger: do you recommend uninstalling everything and reinstalling 0.10?
[21:09:50] <coderanger> airrob: You can just remove the Trac modules and install that again
[21:10:28] <coderanger> the other dependencies are somewhat less out of date it seems
[21:10:39] <coderanger> though the subversion is 1.3 instead of 1.4
[21:12:05] <airrob> so just remove /trac_sites?
[21:12:14] <coderanger> No
[21:12:54] <coderanger> ~/pkg/lib/python2.3/site-packages/trac
[21:15:09] <airrob> so just removing that will "uninstall" this version of trac, and then i can install the new version?
[21:15:39] <coderanger> pretty much
[21:15:51] <coderanger> the few other things it installed will just be overwritten
[21:16:56] <airrob> ok, do you think youll be around in about 20 minutes?
[21:17:03] <coderanger> probably
[21:17:19] <airrob> actually lets go for this now
[21:17:28] <airrob> so rm -rf everything in that directory
[21:17:36] <coderanger> yes
[21:18:15] <airrob> done
[21:18:56] <coderanger> So now go through TracInstall
[21:19:01] <coderanger> @TracInstall
[21:19:01] <evil_twin> coderanger: Error: "TracInstall" is not a valid command.
[21:19:05] <coderanger> @wiki TracInstall
[21:19:05] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall
[21:19:10] <coderanger> @wiki TracDownload
[21:19:10] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDownload
[21:20:28] <airrob> http://natmaster.com/articles/installing_trac_0.10.php - start with "Install Trac" ?
[21:21:26] <coderanger> basically, except 0.10.3.1 instead 0.10.3
[21:22:23] <airrob> do i need to do the other stuff? clearsilver?
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[21:22:58] <coderanger> No, just leave it from before
[21:23:07] <coderanger> make sure when you install you use the same prefix as before
[21:23:18] <coderanger> (~/packages or whatever)
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[21:23:52] <airrob> i did
[21:23:56] <airrob> but.. its not working
[21:24:04] <coderanger> in what way?
[21:24:26] <airrob> http://pastebin.ca/430651
[21:26:15] <coderanger> do you see files in the folder you removed?
[21:26:36] <airrob> yes
[21:26:55] <coderanger> do you see trac/web/cgi_frontend.py ?
[21:27:47] <airrob> yes
[21:28:07] <airrob> in /home/myusername/packages/lib/python2.3/site-packages/trac/web/
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[21:28:35] <airrob> do i need to delete and recreate my trac site?
[21:28:49] <coderanger> You shouldn't
[21:29:05] <coderanger> though you will need to run trac-admin /path/to/env upgrade
[21:29:29] <airrob> path to the site or path to the trac installation from above?
[21:29:45] <coderanger> the site
[21:30:52] <airrob> same error
[21:31:16] <coderanger> python -c 'import sys; print sys.path'
[21:31:31] <coderanger> Do you see '/home/myusername/packages/lib/python2.3/site-packages' in there
[21:32:15] <airrob> yes
[21:32:55] <coderanger> hrmm
[21:33:20] <coderanger> does python -c 'from trac.web import cgi_frontend' work?
[21:33:46] <airrob> no, cannot import name get_environment
[21:34:37] <airrob> could it be from one of the plugins that the script installed?
[21:34:45] <coderanger> hrmm
[21:34:54] <coderanger> it shouldn't be looking for that fn anymore
[21:35:33] <coderanger> You still have the old module files
[21:35:49] <coderanger> You sure you installed the new version fully?
[21:36:00] <airrob> i followed the natmaster instructions
[21:36:42] <coderanger> pastebin the first 10 or so lines of trac/web/cgi_frontend.py
[21:38:02] <airrob> which lines do you want? the copyright ones?
[21:38:19] <coderanger> basically is it the same as this: http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/tags/trac-0.10.3.1/trac/web/cgi_frontend.py
[21:38:58] <airrob> hmmm, no
[21:39:46] <airrob> i know what happened
[21:39:54] <airrob> i did rm -rf *.* and it didnt get folders
[21:40:00] <airrob> im an idiot, give me 2 minutes
[21:40:39] <airrob> ok .cgi works
[21:41:33] <airrob> but .fcgi doesn't, GAHHH
[21:42:28] <airrob> running from ssh spits back the trac HTMl though..
[21:42:33] <airrob> but from firefox, 500 error
[21:42:52] <coderanger> Make sure you copy over the new index.fcgi
[21:42:57] <airrob> from?
[21:43:09] <coderanger> ~/packages/share/trac/
[21:43:42] <airrob> in a subdirectory?
[21:43:48] <coderanger> lemme check
[21:44:16] <coderanger> yeah cgi-bin
[21:45:35] <airrob> um, did i need the stuff that was in there?
[21:45:42] <airrob> the export lines
[21:45:57] <coderanger> hmm?
[21:46:11] <airrob> what was in there
[21:46:22] <coderanger> ahh, that was a wrapper
[21:46:28] <airrob> yea it was now that i can
[21:46:28] <coderanger> yeah, just leave that as is
[21:46:29] <airrob> look
[21:46:39] <airrob> it just calls the new cgi and fcgi files
[21:47:48] <airrob> oo we're so close i can feel it
[21:47:58] <coderanger> hmm, running the fcgi should just start a daemon
[21:48:03] <airrob> ./index.fcgi returns the HTML for the trac main page
[21:48:08] <coderanger> can you pastebin the HTML is spits out?
[21:48:30] <airrob> the main wiki page
[21:48:42] <airrob> only usual lines are:WSGIServer: missing FastCGI param REQUEST_METHOD required by WSGI!
[21:48:44] <airrob> WSGIServer: missing FastCGI param SERVER_NAME required by WSGI!
[21:48:45] <airrob> WSGIServer: missing FastCGI param SERVER_PORT required by WSGI!
[21:48:47] <airrob> WSGIServer: missing FastCGI param SERVER_PROTOCOL required by WSGI!
[21:49:50] <airrob> i think im just going to erase all of this and start over with natmaster's guide
[21:50:09] <airrob> unless you think i should keep at this
[21:50:21] <coderanger> Okay, thats fine
[21:50:31] <coderanger> Still nothing from the browser?
[21:50:53] <airrob> .cgi works fine, 500 for .fcgi
[21:51:39] <coderanger> Yeah, I would just start over honestly, the guide I have seen recommended is the cactuswax
[21:51:51] <coderanger> I forget which I used the last time I did a DH install
[21:52:48] <airrob> ok, ill take your recommendation
[21:52:58] <airrob> unless you think i should try natmaster or the automatic install again
[21:54:10] <matt_good> airrob: no, there's another guide which is better
[21:54:17] <airrob> matt_good: ok.. which?
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[21:54:43] <coderanger> matt_good: http://cactuswax.net/blog/articles/2006/07/installing-trac-on-dreamhost.html ?
[21:54:57] <matt_good> yeah, that's it
[21:55:05] <airrob> alrighty then
[21:55:07] <airrob> here we go
[21:55:20] <matt_good> my bookmark was broken (again) since he's changed the site around
[21:56:05] <matt_good> actually even that's a bit outdated at this point
[21:56:32] <airrob> uh-oh
[21:56:46] <matt_good> so, I'd use this http://peak.telecommunity.com/dist/virtual-python.py
[21:57:01] <airrob> ?
[21:57:04] <matt_good> running that file will create a "virtual" python install
[21:57:26] <matt_good> it links to the system libraries, but puts them in your home dir so you can install your own packages
[21:57:43] <airrob> why should i do that?
[21:57:56] <airrob> ill admit that i like following nice easy guides that hold my hand
[21:58:56] <matt_good> well, the guides actually make you do a bunch of stuff that's not necessary
[22:00:11] <matt_good> after running that virtual-python you should be able to follow the normal Trac installation instructions instead
[22:01:55] <coderanger> It would probably save DH a whole bunch of disk space if they just installed it centrally
[22:03:14] <airrob> it would probably make their customers happy if they auto-installed it
[22:03:32] <coderanger> That too
[22:03:45] <coderanger> They do have a one-click installer system don't they?
[22:04:18] <airrob> yes, but no trac
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[22:16:45] <airrob> im trying natmasters guide
[22:16:53] <airrob> and i got an error trying to install subversion
[22:17:01] <airrob> no suitable apr found
[22:17:09] <airrob> when i try to ./configure it
[22:17:21] <coderanger> install APR
[22:17:40] <coderanger> http://apr.apache.org
[22:19:23] <airrob> ok going
[22:21:00] <airrob> error on install of that!
[22:21:12] <airrob> cannot create directory `/usr/local/apr/include/apr-1': No such file or directory
[22:23:50] <airrob> do i need to install a new version of subversion?
[22:26:07] <airrob> im skipping that, which is probably a terrible idea
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[22:33:03] <coderanger> wgsi kicks ass
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