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April 16, 2007

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[00:34:37] <qasim> and site where I can read a step-by-step tutorial on trac?
[00:34:55] <coderanger> qasim: What kind of setup are you looking to do?
[00:35:17] <qasim> IT project management
[00:35:37] <coderanger> No, I mean is this your own server, shared hosting, windows, linux, etc etc
[00:36:12] <qasim> yes it is my own server...I have already installed Trac and it is running fine
[00:36:24] <qasim> I need to know about the features of how each thing works in it
[00:36:28] <coderanger> ahh
[00:36:31] <qasim> such as tickets, roadmap, etc
[00:36:31] <coderanger> @wiki TracGuide
[00:36:31] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracGuide
[00:36:45] <coderanger> That has links to the page for each subsystem
[00:36:49] <qasim> i have gone through it but it is not that detailed oriented
[00:37:01] <coderanger> What other information are you looking for?
[00:39:41] <qasim> I need some sort of a tutorial which clearly identifies what each thing do and in much more detail...i know that tickets are there but how to incorporate it with the project, etc.
[00:40:14] <coderanger> We don't have anything like that, Trac is designed to be as flexible as possible so there isn't just one way
[00:40:46] <coderanger> Are you looking to use some particular development style (XP, Agile, SCRUM, RUP, etc)?
[00:42:05] <qasim> no
[00:43:04] <coderanger> Basically you can use thing like tickets in whatever way works for you best
[00:43:14] <coderanger> Most people use them to track bugs and feature requests
[00:43:34] <coderanger> but you can also track tasks, user stories, resources, etc etc
[00:44:09] <coderanger> A milestone is generally defined externally, either by a real deadline or by a team manager setting intermediary check points
[00:44:27] <coderanger> components usually map to discreet subsystems within a project
[00:44:37] <coderanger> (though you don't need to use any of these)
[00:45:52] <qasim> ahaan...thanks...is there any IT project whose trac I can use or look into to setup mine...just to see it as an example?
[00:46:11] <coderanger> I don't know of any off hand, and most would probably not be public anyway
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[00:46:27] <coderanger> For our computer helpdesk we just use the wiki (and some custom plugins)
[00:47:40] <qasim> ok
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[00:47:57] <coderanger> I can say you may want to look at the PrivateTickets and HideVals plugins
[00:48:09] <coderanger> (if you need to hide tickets from some parties)
[00:48:24] <qasim> yes that would be handy
[01:17:22] <qasim> coderanger you there?
[01:17:26] <coderanger> Yep
[01:18:05] <qasim> ok I have decided to install trac on my system and I am using Linux...I have apt-get it, is there anymore modules that needs to be installed with it?
[01:19:03] <coderanger> I would hope apt pulls in whatever it needs
[01:19:31] <coderanger> check that you have the module for your database, and the subversion bindings if you are using that part of Trac
[01:20:17] <qasim> which database you recommend? I am inclined towards postgre sql...
[01:20:38] <coderanger> How many users do you have and do you already have a postgres server running
[01:20:54] <qasim> it is running on another machine
[01:20:58] <qasim> about 10
[01:21:14] <coderanger> if you already have postgres setup you might as well use it
[01:21:43] <qasim> yes I have confirmed it and we have it...
[01:21:47] <qasim> I'll use that then
[01:21:48] <qasim> thanks
[01:22:07] <coderanger> I would highly recommend using psycopg2 over pypgsql
[01:22:34] <qasim> then I can install that on my machine
[01:22:43] <coderanger> yes
[01:22:53] <coderanger> those a python bindings for postges
[01:23:59] <qasim> installed apt-get install python-psycopg2...
[01:25:06] <qasim> ok, now that I have both the trac and database installed...what should be the next step?
[01:25:31] <coderanger> setup a webserver of some kind
[01:25:43] <coderanger> for 10 users tracd should be fine
[01:25:52] <qasim> I have apache2 on my machine already
[01:26:02] <coderanger> okay
[01:26:12] <coderanger> then pick between FastCGI and mod_python
[01:28:03] <qasim> you mean: libapache2-mod-fastcgi - Apache 2 FastCGI module for long-running CGI scripts
[01:28:18] <coderanger> Thats on option, yes
[01:28:26] <coderanger> I thought you said you already had Trac installed
[01:28:48] <qasim> I have it on another machine but I need to install it on mine
[01:28:57] <coderanger> Why?
[01:29:47] <qasim> because that machine is going to be used for some other purposes
[01:30:07] <qasim> it might not be connected to net at all
[01:30:16] <qasim> that is why the shift is necessary
[01:30:51] <coderanger> You might just want to copy off the config you had on the other box then
[01:31:42] <qasim> hmm but I would be more comfortable with doing the installation myself inorder to get the idea how this thing gets installed for future purposes
[01:33:12] <qasim> so should I go ahead with FastCGI and mod_python?
[01:33:20] <coderanger> whichever you prefer
[01:33:53] <qasim> I need to install both of them, right?
[01:34:07] <coderanger> No
[01:34:09] <coderanger> Just one
[01:34:39] <qasim> I'll go with mod_python then
[01:35:14] <qasim> done
[01:35:41] <qasim> what is the next step?
[01:35:51] <coderanger> @wiki TracInstall
[01:35:51] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall
[01:35:55] <coderanger> @wiki TracModPython
[01:35:55] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModPython
[01:45:17] <qasim> http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnUbuntu, I am stuck on the third point setup apache2
[01:45:42] <coderanger> Because those are instructions for CGI
[01:45:45] <coderanger> not mod_python
[01:45:49] <coderanger> read TracModPython
[01:45:55] <qasim> ok
[01:49:21] <qasim> should i write to httpd.conf for configuring authentication?
[01:49:47] <coderanger> You mean should you configure it there? If you want to use HTTP auth
[01:52:27] <qasim> i do not know...It is written on the page that a simple setup of trac on mod_python look like and there is <Location ...> *some code*</Location>
[01:52:49] <coderanger> Yes
[01:54:44] <qasim> but what is the need of doing that...isn't it already installed on the system?
[01:55:18] <coderanger> Isn't what already installed
[01:55:25] <qasim> mod_python
[01:55:41] <coderanger> You still have to configure the application
[01:55:54] <coderanger> mod_python is just the Apache module that it runs under
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[01:57:40] <qasim> and all these configuration lines have to be written on httpd.conf file?
[01:58:11] <coderanger> No, you have to do that
[01:58:58] <qasim> I mean I have to write these lines on httpd.conf file
[01:59:17] <coderanger> Yes
[01:59:41] <coderanger> or in some other file and then Included
[01:59:50] <coderanger> I use one file per vhost
[01:59:56] <coderanger> Thats fairly common for Apache
[02:00:24] <qasim> I'll write it on the httpd.conf file then
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[02:17:06] <bram__> hello everyone
[02:17:15] <coderanger> Alo
[02:17:23] <soloturn> ola
[02:17:30] <bram__> have a particular problem: I'm TRAC_ADMIN and I can VIEW stuff, but I don't see any of the admin links...
[02:17:48] <bram__> trac-admin shows me having the right privileges
[02:17:58] <coderanger> Do you have WebAdmin installed?
[02:18:10] <bram__> no idea.... :-S
[02:18:45] <bram__> uh
[02:18:54] <bram__> we just moved from server A to B
[02:19:02] <bram__> maybe someone didn't install the webadmin
[02:19:10] <bram__> let's have a look
[02:24:16] <bram__> ugh, that was a quick fix, thanks a lot guys :-)
[02:25:38] <bram__> then I have another question, and feel free to RTFM me, but how do I change a user's password?
[02:26:05] <coderanger> Thats all dependent on the auth system you are using
[02:27:12] <bram__> we're using HTTP I think
[02:27:15] <bram__> could that be ?
[02:27:51] <bram__> password_format = htpasswd <- yeah, I guess so
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[02:28:09] <coderanger> That sounds like you are using AccountManager
[02:28:28] <coderanger> Granted its an old version
[02:28:34] <bram__> I just looked in the list of plugins and there's only the webadmin there...
[02:28:51] <bram__> we're using trac 0.10.3.1...
[02:28:52] <coderanger> Pastebin your trac.ini
[02:32:00] <bram__> it mostly looks like someone copied the old settings file, but never installed any of the plugins
[02:32:23] <bram__> just a sec, I'll paste some things
[02:33:22] <lisppaste5> bram__ pasted "tra.ini" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/39797
[02:34:14] <bram__> as u can see there's a lot of things in
[02:34:14] <bram__> [components]
[02:34:23] <coderanger> You need to change the from password_format = htpasswd to password_store = HtPasswdStore
[02:34:38] <coderanger> Then install AccountManager
[02:34:49] <coderanger> You should see an option in the admin menu to change password
[02:34:53] <bram__> what about the components? should I be deleting from there?
[02:34:58] <coderanger> No
[02:35:04] <coderanger> You should be installing those plugins
[02:38:00] <bram__> oh dear
[02:38:31] <bram__> ExtractionError: Can't extract file(s) to egg cache & a bunch of other errors
[02:38:43] <coderanger> @wiki TracPlugins
[02:38:43] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracPlugins
[02:38:50] <coderanger> Make sure you setup PYTHON_EGG_CACHE
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[02:48:20] <bram__> --always-unzip did the trick
[02:52:06] <bram__> great, thanks a LOT for the help :-)
[02:54:05] <bram__> any other "essential trac plugins" that couldmake my life easier?
[02:55:07] <coderanger> WebAdmin, IniAdmin, AccountManager, and TicketDelete are all pretty much mandatory
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[03:03:23] <bram__> by the way, is there an easy way to delete a milestone and all the tickets related to it ?
[03:03:35] <bram__> or would that just be, delete the milestone? :-)
[03:06:21] <coderanger> No
[03:12:51] <qasim> coderanger: I have incorporated the virtual host lines in the httpd.conf file
[03:28:36] <qasim> coderanger you there?
[03:28:44] <coderanger> I am
[03:29:22] <qasim> I have wrote the virtual host lines on the httpd.conf file...I do not know what to do now...I've read the documentation but am not grasping the idea
[03:29:42] <qasim> when i run the trac-admin command in the console it gives me some options
[03:29:51] <coderanger> Did you make an environment?
[03:30:02] <qasim> no
[03:30:44] <coderanger> Then please read the instructions again
[03:30:46] <bram__> just installed the wiki notification, but the "notify" link doesn't appear... any ideas?
[03:30:58] <coderanger> bram__: Did you install CtxtNavAdd?
[03:32:43] <bram__> yeah, but it looks like it was the wrong version
[03:34:41] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5153 (defect created): Reverse order of changesets in quick succession <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5153>
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[03:57:14] <qasim> coderanger: by default on which directory or place does this trac sits in the system
[03:57:27] <coderanger> There is no default
[03:57:56] <qasim> I am doing trac-admin /var/trac/myproject initenv but it gives me error that no such directory or file
[03:59:24] <qasim> any idea why is it giving me that error?
[04:01:13] <coderanger> Does /var/trac exist?
[04:27:43] <qasim> well i have installed it...and have done it with the tracd server option
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[04:44:33] <coderanger> Ack, looks like I haven't been getting any trac-related emails in over a week
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[04:59:36] <qasim> what is the function of component when issuing a new ticket?
[05:00:24] <coderanger> qasim: Usually it's a way of breaking down a project into smaller chunks
[05:00:40] <coderanger> Look at the components on trac.edgewall.org for example
[05:07:10] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: AboutTrac edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/AboutTrac>
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[05:57:46] <qasim> is there apt-get for the web admin plugin?
[05:58:03] <coderanger> No idea
[05:58:14] <coderanger> But there are prebuilt eggs on the page
[05:58:17] <coderanger> @wiki WebAdmin
[05:58:18] <evil_twin> coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WebAdmin
[05:59:43] <qasim> yes i have read that...i do not know what prebuild eggs mean and i have downloaded it with "svn co http://svn.edgewall.com/repos/trac/sandbox/webadmin/"
[05:59:57] <qasim> but how to initiate it as i am not able to find trac.ini on my system to edit it
[06:01:17] <coderanger> qasim: Just download the egg for the correct python version and put it in /usr/share/trac/plugins
[06:01:24] <qasim> ok
[06:01:36] <coderanger> and make sure you enable it
[06:01:56] <coderanger> webadmin.* = enabled
[06:01:59] <coderanger> in trac.ini
[06:08:41] <qasim> I have placed it at the required directory but I am not able to locate the trac.ini file
[06:09:18] <coderanger> /path/to/env/conf/trac.ini
[06:14:09] <qasim> thanks
[06:14:28] <qasim> now how to start it?
[06:14:37] <qasim> what is the command that should be stated at the console
[06:14:55] <qasim> trac-admin is still command based
[06:16:02] <coderanger> start what?
[06:17:04] <qasim> i mean is there any user interface for this webadmin plugin? from where are we going to make changes
[06:17:31] <coderanger> You will see a new 'Admin' button on the nav bar
[06:17:51] <qasim> do i need to open the site again or restart the server?
[06:18:03] <coderanger> restart the server
[06:18:10] <coderanger> and make sure you have TRAC_ADMIN
[06:23:52] <qasim> the system is saying "The user qasim requires read and write permission to the database file /var/trac/myproject/db/trac.db and the directory it is located in."
[06:26:59] <qasim> i've found a way out... :)
[06:29:30] <qasim> coderanger: the page is still the same...no admin button in sight
[06:30:08] <coderanger> @logging
[06:30:08] <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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[07:01:40] <qasim> where is trac.htpasswd file is located?
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[07:37:56] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5154 (enhancement created): add alternatives for changeset links <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5154>
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[08:10:22] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: ping :)
[08:10:31] <cmlenz> hey
[08:10:35] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: hoi :D
[08:10:59] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: i've restarted thinking about a working theme solution and uploaded my first attempt to that wikipage
[08:11:29] <mitsuhiko> but it requires a lot more css rewriting than i thought which will probably break compatibility with clearsilver templates and old plugins :)
[08:11:32] <mitsuhiko> *:-(
[08:12:24] <mitsuhiko> but aside from that i was able to fix all problems that remained form the last time i tried working on it
[08:14:42] <cmlenz> cool, I'll have a look in a bit
[08:14:51] <cmlenz> just wrapping up genshi 0.4 right now
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[08:17:21] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: is it true that the Undefined behavior is configurable now?
[08:17:32] <cmlenz> yeah
[08:18:13] <mitsuhiko> cool. because i like the fail silent approach :)
[08:18:31] <cmlenz> http://genshi.edgewall.org/wiki/Documentation/templates.html#id2
[08:18:48] <mitsuhiko> just saw it in a commit message :)
[08:19:00] <cmlenz> yeah, I think it's really hard to agree on "the right thing" in that case
[08:44:52] <joel> hey. anyone know in which file i can modify the behavior of a an external URL that is included in a ticket? I want the behavior to open a new url instead of the same window (current default behavior) I've look in the python24\share\trac\templates, but don't see anything in the .cs files. I'm looking for a reference to the "extlink.gif" that is inserted before the URL.
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[09:24:01] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: why don't you replace Print / PrintNl with a function call in the translation process?
[09:24:16] <mitsuhiko> it's quite strange that you can print to stdout from the template
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[09:24:42] <cmlenz> hmm, what would the alternative look like?
[09:26:24] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: feeding the data into a stream provided. that could default to an StringIO
[09:26:36] <mitsuhiko> then the application could hook the error log in there
[09:34:49] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: sorry, but GenshiText templates suck for css templating :(
[09:35:00] <mitsuhiko> is there a chance to replace "#" with something else?
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[09:35:27] <cmlenz> yeah, and no :-/
[09:36:34] <mitsuhiko> hmm
[09:38:14] <cmlenz> text templates are admittedly pretty weak, and if the target language makes extensive use of #, using them is probably a huge PITA
[09:39:12] <mitsuhiko> well yes. elif/else are missing imho. but aside from that is't not that bad
[09:39:21] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: i would have doubled them
[09:39:27] <mitsuhiko> ## for item in seq etc
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[09:40:32] <cmlenz> that or the django syntax... which has the advantage of not relying on newlines
[09:41:04] <cmlenz> the current syntax is velocity/cheetah "inspired" which may not have been that smart
[09:41:21] <cmlenz> seeing how those are used mostly to generate HTML, whereas genshi-text templates aren'T
[09:42:35] <mitsuhiko> cmlenz: well yes. i would have proposed the django syntax but i'm biased ;D
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[10:07:40] <cbrake> what is the best way to implement a "Fixed in version" field in trac?
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[11:09:03] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5148 (defect closed): "No module named trac.admin.console" error <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5148#comment:5> || Ticket #5148 (defect reopened): "No module named trac.admin.console" error <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5148#comment:4> || Ticket #5148 (defect closed): "No module named trac.admin.console" error <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5148#comment:3> || TracUsers edited by shane@infosonicgroup.com <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracUsers>
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[11:12:55] <packetslade> im trying to install AccountManager w/ 0.11dev and get -> UndefinedError: "title" not defined
[11:13:02] <packetslade> anyone know how to define it?
[11:13:18] <cmlenz> try upgrading genshi
[11:14:10] <packetslade> is there a way to determine what version of genshi is installed?
[11:14:27] <packetslade> build/bdist.linux-i686/egg/genshi/template/eval.py
[11:15:25] <packetslade> nevermind, Genshi-0.4dev_r532-py2.4.egg
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[11:20:05] <packetslade> thanks an upgrade to Genshi-0.5dev_r551-py2.4.egg seemed to work, much appreciated
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[11:25:59] <packetslade> thanks an upgrade to Genshi-0.5dev_r551-py2.4.egg seemed to work, much appreciated
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[11:26:17] <packetslade> i have one more question, there was an option to have "Assign To:" be a pulldown, i forgot where to configure, any idea?
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[11:30:02] <cmlenz_> [ticket] restrict_owner = yes
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[11:32:53] <packetslade> thanks
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[11:57:44] <packetslade> my domain wont show up in notification emails, any ideas?
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[12:09:23] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5155 (defect created): Debt Lead Tood- Doubling leads <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5155> || WorkFlow edited by ecarter <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WorkFlow>
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[12:39:35] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5156 (defect created): history view of page edits in inline mode doesn't wrap changed text in Safari or Firefox <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5156> || Ticket #5155 (defect closed): Debt Lead Tood- Doubling leads <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5155#comment:1>
[12:44:41] <joel> Posted this earlier, but on replies,yet.. so here is my Q again...
[12:44:42] <joel> Anyone know in which file i can modify the behavior of a an external URL that is included in a ticket? I want the behavior to open a new url instead of the same window (current default behavior) I've look in the python24\share\trac\templates, but don't see anything in the .cs files. I'm looking for a reference to the "extlink.gif" that is inserted before the URL.
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[13:09:44] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5157 (defect created): Attach file to new ticket fails <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5157>
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[14:10:02] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5157 (defect closed): Attach file to new ticket fails <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5157#comment:3>
[14:40:13] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5158 (defect created): New trac databases flagged as duplicate.. <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5158>
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[14:43:04] <joel> hey..anyone know of a plugin to allow multiple file attachments in a ticket?
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[14:51:37] <joel> hello?
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[14:53:13] <tesst> Hello
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[14:54:32] <tesst> can someone tell me if it's possible to edit the presentation of the new ticket screen? When I add custom fields in trac.ini, it just sort of stacks the new fields one under the other. I'd like to customize them, by having them in "groups"
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[14:56:16] <tesst> I read the FAQ and guide on the edgewall site, and visited trac-hacks for a plugin, didn't find anything
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[14:58:17] <joel> i found those files in the /templates/ directory of you ptython install and did a few tweaks to the.. seemed to work ok.
[14:58:41] <joel> (sorry, for bad spelling!)
[15:00:08] <joel> also look at using css to udate the items you need changed/moved.
[15:02:05] <tesst> the files in \templates\ are blank...
[15:02:16] <tesst> I'll see if there's an easy css editor for clueless people like me
[15:03:22] <joel> look in your python install Python24\share\trac\templates
[15:03:46] <joel> i use dreamwever for the css editor, google will show you lots of alternatives.
[15:03:49] <tesst> ah
[15:03:54] <tesst> ok, I was looking in /scripts/
[15:04:21] <joel> took me a while to figure that out.. be sure to make a backup of the file first, incase you have to revert.
[15:04:43] <tesst> ok
[15:04:49] <tesst> thanks
[15:07:38] <tesst> do you know of a freeware CSS editor that's WYSIWYG (ie, you modify it using mouse-clicks and it creates the code)
[15:08:50] <joel> not off hand, but again.. use google to search.. for those items.. you should find something.;
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[15:27:30] <Thanatermesis> is posible to put more than one SVN repository to trac ?
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[15:40:31] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #588 (enhancement closed): new ticket attachments <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/588#comment:13> || Ticket #588 (enhancement reopened): new ticket attachments <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/588#comment:12>
[15:43:46] <retracile> Thanatermesis, look at tracforge on trac-hacks.org
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