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<Cammm> |
i'm using the timing / estimation plugin with the burndown plugin |
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<Cammm> |
but the burdown is still using clearsilver |
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<Cammm> |
which is fine, it works with the default install - but I'm also injecting stylesheets and javascript as part of my own plugin |
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<Cammm> |
using add_stylesheet() and add_script() |
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<Cammm> |
but they don't show up on the burndown clearsilver template |
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<Cammm> |
so, any way I can insert the extra styles / scripts using a post_process_filter that is compatible with clearsilver? |
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<coderanger> |
You need two post-req filter plugins, one for each type |
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<coderanger> |
its dumb |
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<Cammm> |
how do you specify / tell if we're using cs or genshi? |
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<coderanger> |
It checks the arg spec for post_process_request |
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<Cammm> |
ah hah, right thats dodgy - but ok, coz my fix will be easy :-)( |
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<Cammm> |
mm |
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<Cammm> |
not work for some reson |
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<Cammm> |
+a |
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<coderanger> |
what doesn't |
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<lisppaste5> |
cammm pasted "Theme Switcher" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/45549 |
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<Cammm> |
works for genshi |
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<Cammm> |
but the extra references are not being applied on the cs page |
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<coderanger> |
I would chunk some logging in |
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<coderanger> |
make sure its getting run at all |
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<Cammm> |
yeah it is - i got debug log output from post_process_request on the ClearsilverThemePlugin |
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<Cammm> |
are the methods add_stylesheet and add_script independent of the templating system? |
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<coderanger> |
Should be |
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<coderanger> |
I haven't looked at the CS codepaths in a while |
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<coderanger> |
(as I am basically ignoring them for themeengine) |
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<Cammm> |
yeah |
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<Cammm> |
i can see now why it was dropped |
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<Cammm> |
looking through some of the older plugins etc |
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<CSWookie> |
Hey all, do trac and roundup integrate well? |
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<coderanger> |
CSWookie: Trac and Roundup would be redundant |
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<CSWookie> |
coderanger: Maybe so, but we're dealing with two seperate companies here. |
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<CSWookie> |
One uses trac, and the other roundup. |
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<CSWookie> |
Actually three. |
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<coderanger> |
Define "integrate" then .. |
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<Cammm> |
make the one using roundup switch to trac ;-) |
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<CSWookie> |
So, three companies. |
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<CSWookie> |
foo is customer of bar which is a customer of baz. |
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<CSWookie> |
baz uses trac, bar uses roundup, and foo has no issue collector. |
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<Cammm> |
and you want issue propegatiion between all 3? |
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<CSWookie> |
I would like for foo to be able to make an issue on bar's collector, which can then (internally) be passed to baz's, and possibly passed around internally there. |
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<coderanger> |
oh dear lord no |
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<CSWookie> |
Cammm: Yes. |
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<Cammm> |
if you want them all to follow the same conversation... |
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<Cammm> |
use a single instance of trac |
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<coderanger> |
We have been talking about building such a thing to allow Trac bugs to watch upstream, but this would be ever worse in some ways |
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<CSWookie> |
Once the issue passes from bar to baz, foo doesn't need to know about the conversation (Actually, shouldn't). |
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<Cammm> |
ir the teams work independently, you might be able to have a "forward" button which passes details off to another issue tracker - but that where the integration would end |
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<coderanger> |
Does roundup have a real API yet? |
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<CSWookie> |
Similarly, when baz is tossing it around internally bar doesn't care. |
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<Cammm> |
^ that is where rather |
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<CSWookie> |
coderanger: I don't really know. I'm part of bar company (and so use roundup), but I'm not the roundupczar here. |
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<coderanger> |
Last I knew the only remote interfaces roundup offered were HTML and email |
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<coderanger> |
either of which would be fun to script |
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<coderanger> |
the latter would be slightly easier at least, and such a plugin could theoretically be made |
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<Cammm> |
can trac receive email? |
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<coderanger> |
Yes |
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<coderanger> |
email2trac |
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<CSWookie> |
Well, if it requires development, we don't have resources for it, I'm sure. |
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<Cammm> |
yeah - so you could pass a nicely formed email from roundup |
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<coderanger> |
CSWookie: The answer is "In theory, yes, but it wouldn't be pretty" |
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<Cammm> |
and a trac plugin to parse it and enter ticket data |
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<coderanger> |
CSWookie: The only people to have figured out remote tracker sync at all is Launchpad |
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<CSWookie> |
Darn it. |
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<Cammm> |
but that would be 2 lots of coding - and an unstable delivery mechanism |
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<coderanger> |
And they threw a loooooot of resources are it |
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<coderanger> |
er, at it |
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<CSWookie> |
Well, they do have Shuttleworth. |
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<coderanger> |
CSWookie: No, they have a Shuttleworth + a ~40 person team |
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<CSWookie> |
Shuttleworth is the Scrooge McDuck of Launchpad. |
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<coderanger> |
TracForge has a prototype of env-to-env sync, but it doesn't cover remote servers at all |
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<CSWookie> |
Hmmm. |
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<coderanger> |
(and its only Trac-to-Trac) |
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<coderanger> |
There are huge political problems with that kind of "Push upstream" button too |
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<coderanger> |
Many projects don't like the idea, some to quite ridiculous extremes |
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<fred_> |
Has the esteemed Shuttleworth even released the code for Launchpad yet? |
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<womble> |
fred_: Of course not. |
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<coderanger> |
He keeps saying "One day, but for now it is part of our competitive advantage" |
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<CSWookie> |
coderanger: I don't want our customer (foo) pushing "Push upstream to baz". I want to push it, and not have them know about it. |
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<Cammm> |
what you want is a button in roundup that emails to baz's trac |
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<Cammm> |
and baz's trac logs it as a new issue |
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<Cammm> |
coderanger said the support is already there using email2trac |
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<coderanger> |
Which is easy on the Trac side |
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<Cammm> |
yep |
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<coderanger> |
XmlRpcPlugin is better actually |
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<Cammm> |
you just need to modify roundup to include an email button that sends off the issue data in the correct format for trac |
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<coderanger> |
But there is no standard for such a thing, so it would require hacking on the roundup side |
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<Cammm> |
or yeah, using the remote interface |
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<CSWookie> |
coderanger: Hmm. |
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<CSWookie> |
I'll ask our czar about that when he wakes up. |
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<fred_> |
I'm using email2trac now, mostly because my boss's |
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<fred_> |
faces lit up when I told them about it |
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<CSWookie> |
It sounds like the best idea ever. |
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<CSWookie> |
I know I like that feature in roundup. |
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<CSWookie> |
Editting any sort of text through the web is pain. |
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<womble> |
Having grown up on debbugs, Trac's e-mail integration (or lack thereof) is one of the things I miss most. |
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<coderanger> |
womble: What is it missing? |
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<fred_> |
I dunno, email2trac is pretty good, as long as the email clients don't come from Microsoft |
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<Cammm> |
thunderbird ftw |
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<CSWookie> |
fred_: All email clients come from microsoft. |
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<CSWookie> |
Actually, mine doesn't... but the phb's don't see it that way. |
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<CSWookie> |
Or at least some of them don't. |
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<fred_> |
Attachments work in email2trac in standards-compliant clients |
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<womble> |
coderanger: (All this may be available in plugins, or a newer version of email2trac, but...) You can't set all the ticket fields in the initial e-mail; you can't receive an e-mail from Trac, reply to it, and have your response show up in the ticket log; you can't manipulate bugs via e-mail (closing them, changing owner or other fields). Basically, I want debbugs e-mail handler with a full and sexy web interface like Trac. <grin> |
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<fred_> |
but not OutlookWebAccess, or desktop Outlook |
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<CSWookie> |
Sexy? |
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<CSWookie> |
I wonder if maybe the trac I'm using is out of date. |
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<fred_> |
you can easily modify email2trac to do nearly all of that |
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<fred_> |
it already does all the hard work for you |
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<fred_> |
the only thing you're not likely to be able to fix is the Outlook shit |
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<fred_> |
have you read the python code in email2trac yet? |
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<womble> |
fred_: I know I *can* modify it; anything can be modified to suit somebody's needs. Yes, I've modified email2trac before; I just never got around to implementing pseudo-headers. |
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<fred_> |
you can safely ignore all the C setuid cruft |
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<fred_> |
oh, okay |
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<fred_> |
when I set it up I ended up reading all of the code |
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<fred_> |
the english written by those dutch dudes isn't the clearest documentation |
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<womble> |
fred_: I notice that it's got ticket update handling now, which is tres cool. Adding pseudo-headers is easier than that. |
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<fred_> |
yeah, right now it does most of that stuff in the subject line with a URL-style syntax |
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<fred_> |
but you could easily change that :) |
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<womble> |
A URL-style syntax? I missed the doco on that. |
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<coderanger> |
https://subtrac.sara.nl/oss/email2trac/wiki/Email2tracConfiguration#TicketUpdate |
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<coderanger> |
Not the most obvious of interfaces, but I guess it gets the job done |
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<womble> |
coderanger: Thanks, I missed that. I think it might be a bit... tricky. Good that all of the hard work's been done, though -- I just need to parse the body differently and set the options the same way the URL-style thing does it. |
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<tmpvar> |
hey guys, im trying to automate initenv.. where can i find a listing of the X paramaters? (my code seems to have broke after I updated.. it has 4 params) |
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<tmpvar> |
im currently passing (tracpath,initenv,projectname,dbconnection,svnpath,templatedir) .. am i missing anything here? |
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<coderanger> |
tmpvar: What version |
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<tmpvar> |
0.10.4 |
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<coderanger> |
trac-admin --help |
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<tmpvar> |
oh wow |
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<tmpvar> |
i was staring right at it, thanks |
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<coderanger> |
womble: Making an email2trac-workalike that is a bit better integrated with Trac is on my todo list, probably will be done some time after we launch and have to deal with a bazillion incoming reports |
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<womble> |
coderanger: Got any detailed specs for that? I might take a stab at it as an alternative to improving email2trac. |
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<coderanger> |
womble: The first step is some small stuff, s/auto*/setuptools/, make it use the trac.ini file for configuration, ditch the suid program in favor of sudo/op |
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<coderanger> |
Then make a webadmin panel for the config stuffs |
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<fred_> |
you'd still have the delivery mechanism be via an alias in a seperate MTA? |
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<fred_> |
I think the best way would be to have it use "getmail" (a python fetchmail replacement) directly |
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<coderanger> |
fred_: I would have it accept mail on stdin (or via a function) coming from whatever you wanted |
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<fred_> |
so both ways? |
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<coderanger> |
Yes, you just point whatever you want at it and it goes, thats the standard for mail interfaces generally |
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<fred_> |
Using getmail internally would allow you to not have to worry about setuid at all, nor setting up a MTA - all the configuration could happen in TracAdmin |
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<fred_> |
...just that one dependency :) |
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<coderanger> |
Also it requires that your alias have storage, which is a somewhat silly requirement |
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<coderanger> |
My script forwards are all just that, forwards |
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<coderanger> |
I don't give them system accounts, so they don't have a mailbox |
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<fred_> |
so your script doesn't use postfix or another MTA on the system? |
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<coderanger> |
huh? |
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<coderanger> |
They go through postfix (the MTA), and get directly routed to the script |
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<coderanger> |
messages never sit on disk |
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<coderanger> |
local shoves directly to a pipe |
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<fred_> |
you could use getmail as a MDA to avoid the requirement for mucking around in the aliases file |
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<coderanger> |
No, you can't |
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<coderanger> |
That requires having a mailbox for it to check |
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<coderanger> |
Why would email2trac@coderanger.net have a mailbox? |
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<fred_> |
it does in my setup |
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<coderanger> |
Thats dumb and wasteful |
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<coderanger> |
Its force all mails to trac to touch the disk several extra times |
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<coderanger> |
Also in the case of dovecot, it requires it have a real account and a home dir |
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<fred_> |
tlog@evergreen.edu has an exchange email account, which is gotten by fetchmail via IMAP-IDLE, and delivered via a postfix alias |
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<coderanger> |
That sounds remarkably over-engineered, why is this zigzagging through two mailservers? |
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<fred_> |
the email server is a seperate box, and there's no way in hell I'm running one on mine |
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<coderanger> |
You just said it is delivered on a postfix alias |
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<fred_> |
I get enough shit from the other frightened and confused admins for running "another SVN box" |
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<fred_> |
postfix is only listening on localhost, where fetchmail is |
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<coderanger> |
So you do run a mailserver, just a crippled one ;-) |
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<coderanger> |
And as for having to deal with other admins, just remember use enough gasoline and they won't be able to identify the bodies |
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<fred_> |
getting people who are percieved as too stupid to use the web interface to address their emails to tlog@trac.evergreen.edu would be hilarious |
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<coderanger> |
fred_: Exchange does forwarding aliases |
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<fred_> |
coderanger: I had a hard enough time "requisitioning" an address to begin with |
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<coderanger> |
fred_: Saying its a required solution due to the idiocy and paranoia of others doesn't make it not a bizarre solution ;-) |
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<fred_> |
it was easier to set up, document, and explain the array of male-female protocol adapters |
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<fred_> |
they're microsoft babies, they can't help it |
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<moolight> |
what a great adapter... |
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<__doc__> |
hey, I want to restrict certain actions on a ticket to people who own the ticket, any way to do that? |
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<__doc__> |
(11-dev) |
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<__doc__> |
(workflow) |
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<__doc__> |
</context> |
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<spike> |
__doc__: privateTickets , check trac-hacks.org |
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<__doc__> |
spike: only for 0.10 though? |
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<spike> |
so the page says |
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<spike> |
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/PrivateTicketsPlugin |
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<foutrelis> |
hey :) |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: TracModPython edited by shepting@gmail.com <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModPython> |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5816 (defect created): error when using custom query <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5816> |
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<H2OyJaBoN> |
hi!! |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: NewPage edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/NewPage> |
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<i-nZ> |
how can I remove all wiki pages |
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<i-nZ> |
trac-admin . wiki remove * doesn't do it |
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<tomas_> |
hey coderanger- you around? |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: SandBox edited by Garratt <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/SandBox> |
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<tomas_> |
had a question about the "lastest stable version" |
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<tomas_> |
Trac stable |
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<tomas_> |
The latest revision for the stable version of Trac (currently Trac 0.10.5dev) can be checked out with the following command: |
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<tomas_> |
svn co http://svn.edgewall.org/repos/trac/branches/0.10-stable 0.10.5dev |
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<tomas_> |
having the dev on the end makes me a bit uneasy... |
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<tomas_> |
does that mean it hasnt been fully tested? |
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<tomas_> |
wanting to use it because it seems to fix an issue im having with a scoped trac repo |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5817 (defect created): error on project homepage <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5817> |
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<ezzer> |
Hey guys. I did a Trac install on Windows. Everything looks good. I ran the Web Admin plugin script but I'm not seeing the Admin button in the menu. I guess I don't have any security yet? |
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<ezzer> |
I tried creating a passwd file with Apache2/binpasswd.exe but that doesn't seem to help. |
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<ezzer> |
Can someone help me? |
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<tomas_> |
i believe you have to grant the users permission to see that admin button |
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<tomas_> |
thats in 0.11? |
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<ezzer> |
But when I try the "Login" function with the new username/pw I created it doesn't log me in. |
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<ezzer> |
I'm completely new to Apache and Trac. |
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<tomas_> |
have never used apache on windows |
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<tomas_> |
but assuming you would have some sort of htaccess setup for authing |
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<Blackhex2> |
hello everyone |
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<Blackhex2> |
coderanger: ping? |
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<ezzer> |
Hey Blackhex |
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<ezzer> |
You know anything about Trac on Windows? |
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<Blackhex2> |
ezzer: not really, I'm a Linux user |
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<ezzer> |
K. I installed and all works, sees the SVN...but I'm not seeing the Web Admin plugin. |
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<tomas_> |
ezzer- i would assume that most folks in here are using linux or solaris (unix) |
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<ezzer> |
I'm confused about security I guess. |
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<tomas_> |
ezzer- look at trac-admin repo permission |
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<Blackhex2> |
ezzer: did you enable it in trac.ini? |
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<ezzer> |
I think my problems are about the app in general. |
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<ezzer> |
Enable web admin in trac.ini? |
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<Blackhex2> |
ezzer: are we speaking about 0.10? |
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<ezzer> |
I don't see anything in trac.ini about web admin |
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<ezzer> |
VERSION says Trac Environment Version 1 |
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<lisppaste5> |
Blackhex pasted "WebAdmin" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/45563 |
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<ezzer> |
0.10.3 |
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<Blackhex2> |
this should be in your trac.ini to enable WebAdnin |
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<ezzer> |
I put that in the trac.ini, saved and restarted apache. But still doesn't show in the menu. |
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<Blackhex2> |
you need to have rights too |
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<Blackhex2> |
so trac-admin <path_to_environmen> permission add <username> TRAC_ADMIN |
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<ezzer> |
Yeah, I'm not clear on security/rights. |
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<ezzer> |
Path to trac project? |
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<Blackhex2> |
yes |
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<ezzer> |
Do you have to do that from the dir where trac-admin.exe is? |
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<Blackhex2> |
no |
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<Blackhex2> |
as I know |
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<Blackhex2> |
you just need to specifiy full path to trac-admin.exe or have trac-admin.exe in PATH obviously |
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<ezzer> |
Where is trac-admin.exe? I can't find it. |
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<tomas_> |
your on windows |
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<tomas_> |
start, find |
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<ezzer> |
Yeah |
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<Blackhex2> |
ezzer: I don't know I would guess that it is trac-admin.py |
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<tomas_> |
or whatever it is |
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<Blackhex2> |
or bat |
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<tomas_> |
just search for trac-admin |
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<tomas_> |
not sure if dos supports find |
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<Blackhex2> |
unfortunatelly I need to go away so this is where my advices ends... |
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<ezzer> |
Thanks. |
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<kiko> |
hello hello |
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<kmacd> |
hello |
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<kiko> |
how's it going today |
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<kiko> |
had a question about queries |
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<kmacd> |
who is an expert here on getting JavaScript or Flash running under Trac? |
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<kiko> |
ticket queries, more specifically. I see some code that cboos added that allows specifying ranges for ids when querying. |
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<kiko> |
has anyone tried using this? |
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<kmacd> |
No one was alive in this channel last PM... maybe a bunch of folks just hang out here but don't monitor... |
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<kiko> |
aha |
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<Nanobot> |
TracAccountManager 0.1.3dev-r2171 is showing completely random and unstable behavior. Every time I load a page in the admin area, I get one of the following at random: "Oops. Trac detected an internal error: [a bunch of code]", "Internal Error: Unknown Admin Page", the page displays but there is no content, or the page displays fine. I can sit on a single page and refresh over and over and get all of these different results. This |
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<Nanobot> |
is a new install and I'm the only person currently visiting the site. |
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<Nanobot> |
The plugin seems to deactivate randomly and reactivate again. The "Login" and "Register" links appear and disappear, as do the plugin's admin pages |
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<Nanobot> |
(sidebar links, I mean) |
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<Nanobot> |
Does anyone know what's going on? |
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<Nanobot> |
This is my first time using trac and I'm supposed to have it ready for someone today |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: TracSubversion edited by ThurnerRupert <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracSubversion> || Ticket #5365 (defect closed): Can't access the Wiki <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5365#comment:3> || TracSubversion edited by ThurnerRupert <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracSubversion> |
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<cmlenz> |
Nanobot: restart the web server |
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<jwcornelius> |
Hello all... I'm looking for documentation on using [[TracGuideToc]] |
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<jwcornelius> |
according to the Macros page this is "This macro shows a quick and dirty way to make a table-of-contents for a set of wiki pages." |
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<jwcornelius> |
but I can't find any docs to describe how to use it for making a TOC on other content |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: TracModPython edited by ThurnerRupert <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModPython> |
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