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<qasim> |
what is the latest major release version number of trac? |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Changeset [5212]: Another #5099 fix, replying to change with empty comment works now. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/5212> |
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<JP> |
Trac detected an internal error: |
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<JP> |
No module named trac.web |
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<JP> |
Traceback (most recent call last): |
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<JP> |
File "/home/trac/trac-0.9.5/cgi-bin/trac.cgi", line 19, in ? |
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<JP> |
from trac.web import cgi_frontend |
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<JP> |
ImportError: No module named trac.web |
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<JP> |
??? |
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<JP> |
hello ppl, what can be that? |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5167 (defect created): MemoryError -- Changeset displaying 20+ large HTML files <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5167> |
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<alect> |
trac is not in the python path |
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<qasim> |
how can i stop auto login in trac? |
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<JP> |
alect, you mean something like this: export PYTHONPATH=/usr/bin/python:/usr/bin/python2.3 |
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<JP> |
?? |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5169 (defect created): UTF8 Conversion Error <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5169> || Ticket #5168 (defect created): my test <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5168> |
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<munuel> |
hello |
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<munuel> |
where is the html site, which starts first, with the "Available Projects" |
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<munuel> |
because i want change some things |
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<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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<tesst> |
Hello |
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<tesst> |
I have a newbie-ish question. I'm trying to use Trac as as a way to log calls in a tech support center (very small one). Is there a way to do "contact management", eg keep a track of customers associated with each call? |
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<tesst> |
so that if the same person calls more than once, we don't have to retype the info |
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<tesst> |
I'm trying to convince my boss Trac can do it. He's going to renew our Salesforce account if it's not ready by friday, and no one here likes to use Salesforce. |
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<tesst> |
no one here? |
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<kop_> |
well noone that knows the answer at least :) |
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<alect> |
tesst: check out the custom field capabilities |
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<alect> |
also, check out the WorkFlow page. once that is integrated it will allow you to do pretty much whatever you like |
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<munuel> |
hm i still looking for that html page "Available projects" |
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<tesst> |
alect, would workflow require any scripting or programming skills? |
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<tesst> |
because I have none |
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<tesst> |
I managed to install Trac but I can't even edit the templates |
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<alect> |
it would for what you desire, yes |
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<alect> |
munuel: there is a wiki page about that ... |
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<tesst> |
do you know of something similar to trac which would have this built-in? when I say similar I mean open-source, with a community such as trac's, and with a web interface |
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<munuel> |
alect, is it possible to past the link i not found that page in the wiki |
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<slaq> |
hum, anyone know if there have been any efforts to integrate trac with mantisbt? |
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<kop_> |
slaq: I migrated FROM mantis |
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<kop_> |
never did any "integration" as to run them in parallell |
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<simmerz> |
trac-admin env hotcopy will backup the whole of the trac environment wont it? I've got a failing drive and just want to make certain I have everything I need |
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<slaq> |
kop_, well, the ticket system of mantis is far superior when compared to trac. so my idea was to somehow marry the two... |
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<slaq> |
i do like the code browsing and history stuff in trac.. but the ticket system is a nightmare |
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<tesst> |
slaq check PMs |
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<slaq> |
tesst, PMs? |
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<tesst> |
private messages |
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<slaq> |
didn't get any |
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<tesst> |
send me a message |
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<tesst> |
must have ignroe on |
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<slaq> |
nope, i dont have ignore |
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<slaq> |
but sometimes does wierd things |
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<slaq> |
but sometimes opn does wierd things |
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<slaq> |
like blocking msgs when your name is not registered and such |
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<tesst> |
ah, that's good to know |
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<qasim> |
how can we find out how many tickets are assigned to a particular user |
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<d0rt> |
create a new report? |
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<ralf-x> |
ok so sorry, |
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<ralf-x> |
trying to setup trac |
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<ralf-x> |
and it looks like python isn't being processed by apache |
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<ralf-x> |
just prints it to the page |
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<ralf-x> |
I'm doing this on OSX with Fink btw |
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<qasim> |
\leave |
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<ralf-x> |
ok, maybe another stupid question |
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<ralf-x> |
does anyone know what package on fink to use to get mod_env? |
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<otavio> |
Hi there ... |
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<ralf-x> |
hallo! |
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<otavio> |
There's any way to not to show the already done milestones as options on the tickets? |
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<retracile> |
otavio: If you don't have TICKET_ADMIN privs, I think those are not shown... |
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<otavio> |
retracile: ah |
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<retracile> |
otavio: (might double-check me on that) |
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<otavio> |
retracile: well, I would like to disallow it by every user |
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<otavio> |
retracile: since doesn't make sense to assign a bug to an already closed milestime |
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<retracile> |
otavio: then don't give users TICKET_ADMIN privs, just the others. |
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<retracile> |
otavio: It does when correcting mistakes... i.e. "oops, this was fixed in milestone xyz, and we forgot to set it" |
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<retracile> |
(or at least, that's the justification I've seen used) |
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<otavio> |
retracile: makes sense |
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<otavio> |
retracile: but maybe we would have another permission like TICKET_OLD_MILESTONES |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5171 (defect created): Bug de TMY <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5171> || Ticket #5170 (enhancement created): max_diff_bytes should be honored even if only one file has changed <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5170> |
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<ralf-x> |
ok, so then... |
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<ralf-x> |
I don't have mod_env |
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<ralf-x> |
and for the sake of argument, I won't be able to get it anytime soon/easily |
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<ralf-x> |
can Trac still work? |
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<ralf-x> |
also, apache is just spitting out the Python, not executing in |
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<ralf-x> |
*it |
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<ralf-x> |
thoughts on how to fix that? |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: Use mod_python |
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<coderanger> |
Or modify the script to set the variables at the top |
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<ralf-x> |
mm. ok. |
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<ralf-x> |
ah ok |
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<ralf-x> |
well |
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<ralf-x> |
I *should* have mod_python |
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<coderanger> |
or make a wrapper script to export the variables and exec the main script |
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<coderanger> |
You might want to look at some of the shared hosting guides for info on the last one |
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<ralf-x> |
well that's ok |
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<ralf-x> |
I'm just having an issue getting the python to actually execute |
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<coderanger> |
Are you using CGI or FCGI? |
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<ralf-x> |
well should be cgi, but I can use python... |
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<ralf-x> |
sorry, mod_python |
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<coderanger> |
CGI is going to be slow as all get out |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<coderanger> |
I would pick mod_python over that any day |
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<ralf-x> |
ok we have progress! |
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<ralf-x> |
erm |
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<ralf-x> |
not sure what the error means though |
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<coderanger> |
pastebin it |
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<ralf-x> |
oh ok I see |
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<ralf-x> |
TracError: The user root requires read _and_ write permission to the database file |
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<ralf-x> |
but... it does |
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<ralf-x> |
do they mean "the user running apache"? |
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<coderanger> |
check what user Apache runs as |
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<ralf-x> |
ok, ok |
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<coderanger> |
grep 'User' httpd.conf |
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<ralf-x> |
no, I know what user it runs as |
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<ralf-x> |
just wasn't sure if that's what Trac meant |
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<ralf-x> |
(it said "root" ) |
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<coderanger> |
Yeah, that error can find the wrong username when it does the reverse mapping sometimes |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<ralf-x> |
yay |
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<ralf-x> |
disco |
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<ralf-x> |
groovy |
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<ralf-x> |
ok, so, question |
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<ralf-x> |
feel free to shove me at some docs, I'm just not sure exactly how to verbalize this into a search |
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<ralf-x> |
I have multiple projects |
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<ralf-x> |
well, we're a web development company |
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<ralf-x> |
each project (aka website) has it's own SVN repos |
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<ralf-x> |
what would be the best way to integrate Trac with that? |
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<coderanger> |
PythonOption TracEnvParentDir |
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<ralf-x> |
ok cool |
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<coderanger> |
Well it depends on what level of multiproject support you need |
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<ralf-x> |
would you setup a new project in trac for each svn repos? |
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<ralf-x> |
aka website/customer/whatever |
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<coderanger> |
that just gives you a lot of distinct Tracs |
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<coderanger> |
for something with a bit (not much though) integration, you can look at TracForge |
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<coderanger> |
Yes |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<ralf-x> |
yes, obviously we'd have possibly hundreds of tracs |
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<ralf-x> |
would that be stupid though? |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5172 (defect created): trac-admin initenv: ProgrammingError: argument formats can't be mixed <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5172> |
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<coderanger> |
Nah, though the loadup time might be one the long side |
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<coderanger> |
Just try to keep your number of plugins down to <10 |
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<coderanger> |
and don't restart Apache very often if you can help it |
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<ralf-x> |
Plugins... trac plugins? |
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<coderanger> |
Yes |
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<ralf-x> |
mm ok |
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<ralf-x> |
well I mean that's fine |
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<ralf-x> |
but obviously that wouldn't let you link data between 2 different tracs... |
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<ralf-x> |
would I have to setup users in each trac or anything? |
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<coderanger> |
TracForge can do SSO |
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<ralf-x> |
obviously the same half dozen developers would work on every project |
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<ralf-x> |
SSO? |
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<coderanger> |
single sign on, once you log into one Trac, you log into all of them |
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<ralf-x> |
oh right |
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<ralf-x> |
too many TLAs in my head |
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<ralf-x> |
ok... will try that |
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<ralf-x> |
hrm. thoughts on how to do a login for this? |
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<ralf-x> |
sweet |
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<coderanger> |
I generally use AccountManager for the master site |
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<coderanger> |
and then you use TracForge's login module on the client envs |
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<ralf-x> |
oh? so not the Basic Auth then? |
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<coderanger> |
Indeed |
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<coderanger> |
HTTP auth is too annoying |
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<ralf-x> |
without a doubt |
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<ralf-x> |
and there is no "logout" |
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<coderanger> |
yeah, thats my primary problem |
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<ralf-x> |
:D |
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<ralf-x> |
ok so basically... |
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<coderanger> |
too many people access my sites from public terminals |
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<ralf-x> |
install TrackForge? |
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<ralf-x> |
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TracForgePlugin |
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<coderanger> |
Yes, and AccountManager |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<coderanger> |
setup accountmanager on the master |
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<coderanger> |
and then follow the TracForge guide for the setup |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<ralf-x> |
I'd assume Master might be like... a trac for my company :) |
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<coderanger> |
Usually it is the site you get to at / |
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<ralf-x> |
ahh yes ok |
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<coderanger> |
You don't need the TracEnvParentDir if you are using TracForge, since it can do the dispatching itself (with some added goodness) |
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<ralf-x> |
oh ok groovy |
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<coderanger> |
back in 10 |
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<ralf-x> |
hrm |
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<ralf-x> |
ok thanks |
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<ralf-x> |
oh I didn't realize this was a shameless plug |
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<ralf-x> |
rofl |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: Its somewhat hard for me to avoid those, I wrote a good number of the plugins on trac-hacks |
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<ralf-x> |
;) |
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<ralf-x> |
hrm |
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<ralf-x> |
so i installed setuptools |
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<ralf-x> |
but don't have this easy_install command |
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<ralf-x> |
der. |
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<ralf-x> |
mm ok so what am I missing? |
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<ralf-x> |
I'm not a python person, obviously |
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<coderanger> |
What OS? |
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<ralf-x> |
osx |
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<ralf-x> |
using Fink, but I think setuptools installed to a system directory |
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<nod> |
doesn't fink put it under /opt? |
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<ralf-x> |
no, /sw |
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<ralf-x> |
that's darwinports |
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<nod> |
ahh, that's right. i'm think ports |
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<ralf-x> |
ya |
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<nod> |
i mailed my macbook pro to nz last week, or i could look and see :) |
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<ralf-x> |
lol |
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<nod> |
i'm planning at lunch to go buy a macbook though, if you can wait a couple of hours ;) |
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<coderanger> |
does python -c 'import setuptools' |
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<ralf-x> |
rofl |
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<coderanger> |
work |
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<ralf-x> |
coderanger: yes |
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<ralf-x> |
coderanger: er hold |
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<ralf-x> |
yes, returns nothing |
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<coderanger> |
find /sw -name 'easy_install' |
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<ralf-x> |
nothin :P |
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<nod> |
find / -type f -name easy_install <-- give that a whirl |
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<ralf-x> |
hehe did that :D |
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<coderanger> |
I guess the fink devs didn't want to include it or something |
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<ralf-x> |
nod: nothing |
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<nod> |
it's not installed then. silly silly |
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<nod> |
i gave up on fink a while back because of wonkythings like this |
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<ralf-x> |
well... |
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<ralf-x> |
isn't it part of setuptools? |
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<coderanger> |
It is |
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<ralf-x> |
doesn't python -c 'import setuptools' confirm that setuptools is ok? |
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<coderanger> |
Yes, the setuptools modules |
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<coderanger> |
easy_install the script is mostly a wrapper |
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<ralf-x> |
well there's an easy_install.py |
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<ralf-x> |
and .pyc |
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<coderanger> |
Where |
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<ralf-x> |
/Library/Python |
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<coderanger> |
Thats it? |
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<ralf-x> |
well |
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<coderanger> |
/Library/Python/easy_install.py |
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<ralf-x> |
/Library/Python/2.3/site-packages/setuptools-0.6c5-py2.3.egg/easy_install.py |
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<coderanger> |
Okay |
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<ralf-x> |
/Library/Python/2.3/site-packages/setuptools-0.6c5-py2.3.egg/setuptools/command/easy_install.py |
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<ralf-x> |
and then both of those wit .pyc instead |
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<coderanger> |
The first is likely the wrapper script |
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<lisppaste5> |
coderanger pasted "easy_install" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/39928 |
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<coderanger> |
The_Tick: G'Morning |
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<The_Tick> |
morning sir |
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<The_Tick> |
how goes? |
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<coderanger> |
Attempting to wake my brain up to go teach in 30 minutes |
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<The_Tick> |
heh |
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<The_Tick> |
I came up with a sort of game plan for olpc mang |
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<The_Tick> |
basically, get the patches, see if they apply cleanly to .10.3 |
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<The_Tick> |
if they do, move them up to that |
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<The_Tick> |
that way they're on current |
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<The_Tick> |
or closer to current |
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<The_Tick> |
so it makes troubleshooting issues easier |
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<coderanger> |
Hmm? |
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<The_Tick> |
the .10dev crap they have running |
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<coderanger> |
yeah, I just need to find a few tuits |
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<The_Tick> |
I wouldn't mind helping with it if I had access |
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<ralf-x> |
oh. I need TracWebAdmin? |
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<The_Tick> |
or the patches to look at it |
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<coderanger> |
I'm hoping to move them to 0.11dev, just for the sake of getting up to date |
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<The_Tick> |
you want tracwebadmin generally ralf-x |
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<The_Tick> |
and iniadmin |
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<ralf-x> |
eek. ok |
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<The_Tick> |
what plugin do you want to use? |
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<coderanger> |
The_Tick: I've got the codebase and such on here, but I would want to check with Ivan about it |
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<The_Tick> |
ya |
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<ralf-x> |
The_Tick: TracForge |
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<The_Tick> |
I'd be concerned about .11dev |
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<The_Tick> |
simply because of genshi |
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<The_Tick> |
let others test it beforehand state of mind, or something like that |
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<coderanger> |
The_Tick: I have enough sites running on it that I am comfortable calling it stable right now |
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<The_Tick> |
cool |
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<The_Tick> |
haven't touched it personally |
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<coderanger> |
Also, I know Jim would like Workflow when it is available |
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<The_Tick> |
workflow sounds neat |
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<The_Tick> |
ralf-x: ya, get webadmin |
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<The_Tick> |
it's pretty easy |
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<coderanger> |
Even without tracforge, you want webadmin |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<retracile> |
workflow? |
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<retracile> |
did someone say workflow? ;) |
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<ralf-x> |
ok... |
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<ralf-x> |
think this is done |
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<ralf-x> |
oh what else do i want? iniadmin? |
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<coderanger> |
retracile: You should send an ultimatum to trac-dev, "Review by $DATE or I will assume you don't have problems with it" |
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<coderanger> |
retracile: Its just getting silly at this point |
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<retracile> |
coderanger: Yeah, but such a threat has no teeth; I don't have commit access to trunk :( |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: IniAdmin and TicketDelete are pretty common |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: SpamFilter for public sites |
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<ralf-x> |
hrm |
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<ralf-x> |
ok, iniadmin done |
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<ralf-x> |
ok! |
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<ralf-x> |
all installed |
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<ralf-x> |
I did it with easy_install |
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<ralf-x> |
so I assume that's global, correct? |
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<The_Tick> |
"I only have so much time to work on this, I must move on to another project" <- that will work retracile |
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<retracile> |
Heh. :) |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: Yes |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: You do need to enable them in the envs you want thouch |
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<coderanger> |
er, though |
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<idnar> |
heh |
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<ralf-x> |
oh, ok |
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<ralf-x> |
I thought that meant I didn't have to |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: No, you don't have to enable for local installs, since it can scan that folder |
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<The_Tick> |
coderanger: can one module depend on another with easy_install? |
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<coderanger> |
The_Tick: Yep, install_requires |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<coderanger> |
Trac will even make sure to load them in the right order |
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<ralf-x> |
so now I have all these eggs installed |
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<ralf-x> |
horray |
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<ralf-x> |
what next? :P |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: Start with getting the master env up and running |
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<ralf-x> |
ya, ok |
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<coderanger> |
So in [components] |
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<coderanger> |
webadmin.* = enabled |
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<coderanger> |
iniadmin.* = enabled |
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<ralf-x> |
again, seems reasonable to have the master env be the company name, ya? |
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<coderanger> |
acct_mgr.* = enabled |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: I usually use "main" as the name |
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<coderanger> |
but thats just me |
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<The_Tick> |
coderanger: does tracforge do that on webadmin? |
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<ralf-x> |
ah ok |
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<coderanger> |
The_Tick: Do what? |
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<coderanger> |
ralf-x: also 'trac.web.auth.LoginModule = disabled' |
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<The_Tick> |
coderanger: like dependencies on them on install |
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<coderanger> |
Yes |
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<ralf-x> |
ok |
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<ralf-x> |
ok, that's done |
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<ralf-x> |
browsed to the Main page |
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<ralf-x> |
hrm |
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<ralf-x> |
ok... how might I see the plugins then? |
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ralf-x searches |
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<coderanger> |
Do you have TRAC_ADMIN permissions? |
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coderanger -> class |
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<ralf-x> |
well I'm not logged in |
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<coderanger> |
okay, one sec |
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