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<aat> |
matias_: set the svn mime type |
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<aat> |
or there's a config setting with explicit mappings iirc |
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<aat> |
at least with pygments that's the case |
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<matias_> |
ok, thanks. i actually dont even know which library of the three im using :P |
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<misnomer> |
which is faster? mod_python or fastcgi? |
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<coderanger> |
misnomer: Pick one |
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<misnomer> |
got ya, either one is definitely preferred over running trac standalone? |
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<coderanger> |
Won't be much faster on the dynamic content |
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<coderanger> |
Having a "normal" server handle the static content is faster though |
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<aat> |
you could also try mod_wsgi |
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<coderanger> |
That too |
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<aat> |
which is very simple to set up and has good docs |
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<coderanger> |
Just not packaged for feisty :( |
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<aat> |
yeah :( |
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<misnomer> |
what's the reason for trying that? is it much faster? |
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<misnomer> |
i just finally got mod_python & trac going heh |
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<coderanger> |
misnomer: The bottleneck on any large app like Trac is never the web side |
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<coderanger> |
misnomer: Almost always the DB |
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<coderanger> |
So really just use what you are comfortable with |
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<misnomer> |
ok that's weird |
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<coderanger> |
? |
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<misnomer> |
if i goto domain.com/projname/ it loads fine but the images and styles are not loaded |
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<coderanger> |
PythonOption TracUriRoot |
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<misnomer> |
but wiki/ roadmap/ all work |
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<coderanger> |
Its a bug in mod_python |
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<misnomer> |
all versions? or just older versions? |
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<coderanger> |
All |
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<misnomer> |
where can i found out about modifying the look of trac? |
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<misnomer> |
like replacing the trac logo with my own |
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<coderanger> |
@wiki TracInterfaceCustomization |
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<evil_twin> |
coderanger: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInterfaceCustomization |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5933 (defect created): Add search options for "match case" and "match whole word" <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5933> || Ticket #5932 (defect created): TypeError: expecting datetime, int, long, float, or None; got <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5932> |
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<misnomer> |
how do i setup domain.com/svn/projects* |
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<misnomer> |
dont see it in the trac wiki |
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<erikand> |
is TicketDeletePlugin still needed in 0.11? |
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<erikand> |
if you want to delete tickets/changes to a ticket |
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<aat> |
yes |
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<erikand> |
thanks |
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<spike> |
how do I define a redirect after login? I'm running account manager with the html login module, and I want users to go straight to a report rather than the wiki after login |
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<erikand> |
how do you enable the ticketdelete plugin? is it : |
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<erikand> |
ticketdelete.* = enabled |
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<erikand> |
2007-08-28 11:36:59,844 Trac[__init__] DEBUG: Loading ticketdelete.web_ui from /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/TracTicketDelete-2.0-py2.4.egg |
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<erikand> |
2007-08-28 11:36:59,845 Trac[__init__] ERROR: Skipping "ticketdelete.web_ui = ticketdelete.web_ui": (can't import "No module named webadmin.web_ui") |
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<erikand> |
what am I missing? |
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<Tartaros> |
webadmin |
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<Tartaros> |
obviously |
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<erikand> |
he |
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<erikand> |
hmm |
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<erikand> |
if I'm running 0.11 |
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<erikand> |
I don't need the webadmin plugin |
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<Tartaros> |
and is this ticketdelete plugin made for 0.11? |
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<erikand> |
I checked out the 0.11 version.. but maybe this is a known error |
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<erikand> |
there is a ticket (http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/1114) and a fix I will try |
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<erikand> |
the archive seems broken.. |
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<erikand> |
argh.. I guess I will need to wait for that then.. |
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<fluxdude> |
I recently upgraded to 0.10.3.1 and now in the TracBrowser section it no longer lets me browse my svn repository. The top level folders are still there, but they are flat text now instead of links so I can't even click them |
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<fluxdude> |
any ideas? |
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<fluxdude> |
I did "trac-admin /path/to/trac/environment upgrade" at the time... |
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<fluxdude> |
Also, now when I click on "About Trac" in the top right of the web interface I get "NotFoundError: Path about.cs not found" |
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<fluxdude> |
is this version of Trac buggy or something? |
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<fluxdude> |
I know there is one more recent version, 0.10.4 but the changelog doesn't mention my symptoms... |
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<spike> |
fluxdude: running the same version on debian etch, no problems |
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<fluxdude> |
hmmm |
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<fluxdude> |
ok paths changed, fixing all trac.inis for all envs seems to have fixed it |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5935 (enhancement created): Email notifications should translate wikitext into links <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5935> || TracFaq edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracFaq> |
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<J-roen> |
Hi. Is it possible to give tickets a specific unique order (1 2 3 4 5), instead of a priority where multiple tickets can have the same priority value? |
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<aat> |
j-roen: a rank? |
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<aat> |
no |
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<laen> |
I've been going around the Demo, reading the Wiki a bit.. Does Trac allow groups of users, where each group has rights to see certain tickets and certain wiki documents, and a user can be in more then one group? |
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<spike> |
laen: yes |
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<spike> |
altho the concept of group (as the one of user for what it matters) are quite weird in trac |
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<spike> |
laen but if you look at TracPermissions you'll see how it's done |
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<spike> |
!wiki:TracPermissions |
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<spike> |
nope.. |
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<laen> |
I'll find it :) |
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<laen> |
Well i'm actually looking for something i can make tickets in, and have a Wiki, both able to use those rights. Allmost no source code. People have to be able to see documentation, make it, submit problems or change requests.. |
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<laen> |
..i know, it's prolly Groupware what i want :P |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5935 (enhancement closed): Email notifications should translate wikitext into links <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5935#comment:1> |
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<b0fh_ua> |
hi there, could somebody please advice how is it possible to import Bugzilla database into trac from remote host? |
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<laen> |
But haven't found a nice groupware suite. |
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<b0fh_ua> |
also will that import create every project existing in bugzilla? |
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<aat> |
laen: trac trunk has a very fine-grained permission system, and allows you to implement your own policies: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/SecurityBranch |
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<spike> |
how would I define a page users are redirected to after login? |
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<spike> |
as soon as they login I wante them to see their reported tickets |
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<aat> |
[trac] default_handler = QueryModule |
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<AcidMaX> |
is .11 stable enough to use for an internal project management system? |
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<mcr> |
hi. It appears that explicitely numbered lists in the wiki can't cope with numbers greater than 9. |
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<retracile> |
AcidMaX: I'm planning on deploying 0.11dev (from the sandbox/testing branch) here soonish. So, a "qualified yes". |
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<AcidMaX> |
cool |
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<aat> |
eli, your lack of traditional *morning* greeting disappoints me |
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<retracile> |
AcidMaX: Standard disclaimers apply. :) |
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<retracile> |
aat: whoops. Not awake yet |
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<AcidMaX> |
sure, our code would still be in svn |
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<AcidMaX> |
and its just internal |
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<AcidMaX> |
nothing for public viewing so i dont see it being an issue, just figured I would check |
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<laen> |
Is it possible to disable the Browse Source for some usergroups? Or even the Timeline? |
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<mcr> |
I think that VIEW_SOURCE is a permission, no? |
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<mcr> |
FILE_VIEW maybe. |
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<mcr> |
or BROWSER_VIEW |
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<retracile> |
laen: yes; read up on the permissions. |
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<mcr> |
timeline definitely. |
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<laen> |
retracile: Would it be very weird to implement trac without using the whole Source thing? |
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<laen> |
I mean, no source code. |
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<mcr> |
not really. depends upon your needs. |
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<mcr> |
one would ask if it was really the right tool for the job, though. |
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<retracile> |
laen: if you just want a bugtracker, *shrug* go for it. |
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<mcr> |
but, having tickets that include wiki text and refer back and forth to the tickets and timeline, etc. is definitely useful, and I don't know another tool. |
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<laen> |
No, i need a wiki and ticket system :P |
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<spike> |
aat: not report/1 for example |
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<spike> |
aat: that will direct me to /report, right? |
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<laen> |
Exactly. |
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<spike> |
I need latter |
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<laen> |
So no other tool that does the Wiki-Ticket link that well.. thats good news. |
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<spike> |
trac is the best you can get and tbh it's really good all in all, altho to me is lacking a bit in terms of per user customization |
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<spike> |
the only other comparable tools are all proprietary, like atlassian products which seems to be quite widespread |
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<laen> |
If that works, i'm only concerned about this: Public viewable wiki documents and tickets, then a group IT, then a group Supervisor, then a group Management.. Management doesn't have too see anything from IT, but Supervisor does need to see a part of those :P |
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<laen> |
So i'm going to read up on the rights management.. and install trac at home. |
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<spike> |
that's all doable, you just need the private ticket plugin |
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<spike> |
laen: I'm writing a doc about setting up trac for that kind of environment |
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<spike> |
which is different than the usual dev env trac is used for,ie, no real differences between groups |
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<spike> |
as I've set it up for my ppl here, customers get a very nice setup where they can only open new ticket and view those they reported and how they are worked on |
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<spike> |
nothing else |
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<spike> |
I'm very pleased with it |
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<laen> |
Oo. |
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<laen> |
I allready love you. |
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<laen> |
You hosting the version on a trac wiki allready? :P |
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<spike> |
the doc will be available on my blog as soon as it's finished |
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<spike> |
hopefully tonight/tomorrow |
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<spike> |
GMT+1 |
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<laen> |
CEST here now, GMT+2 :P |
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<spike> |
aat: any idea about my Q? what you suggested is very nice but unfortunately not enough |
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<spike> |
bless .nl |
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<spike> |
:) |
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<laen> |
;) |
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<aat> |
spike: the only real solution is writing a quick plugin |
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<aat> |
and set that as the default_handler |
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<laen> |
I'm prolly gonna smoke and go to the basement to find software licences in a few moments, but i'll be on from 4:15PM GMT again. |
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<laen> |
Or, 6:15 dutch time :P |
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<spike> |
heh, software licences in the basement, do you keep windows users there too? :) |
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<spike> |
aat: I see, sounds good to me. I need to look into plugins anyway. thanks. |
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<spike> |
aat: and another question if you dont mind |
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<spike> |
aat: I'm using .10.3, so it's quicksilver. do you think it's possible to alter templates so different links and stuff is displayed based on the group the user belongs to? |
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<spike> |
how hard it that? |
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<aat> |
for the plugin, implement IRequestHandler and use req.redirect(<url>) to do your redirect |
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<spike> |
also, is it all nicely handled in templates? last night I had to hack web/main.py to change the link "Wiew Tickets" is pointing at |
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<aat> |
spike: painfully |
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<spike> |
quite a PITA |
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<spike> |
thought so |
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<aat> |
in 0.11 it's trivial |
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<spike> |
ah, damn it... |
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<spike> |
are you aware of debian packages for .11 that will work on stable? |
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<aat> |
nope |
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<aat> |
but it's easy_installable |
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<aat> |
and you can use bdist_deb or something |
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<aat> |
or maybe not |
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<spike> |
mmmmh, that's a bit scary, I hate to install stuff that's not nicely packaged . I'll have a look into it, thanks |
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<spike> |
also, if I migrate I've gotta recompile all the eggs for .11... :/ |
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<retracile> |
bdist_rpm works, can't speak to bdist_deb or whatever. |
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<aat> |
you could install it under an alternative prefix |
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<aat> |
yeah, lack of plugins is a problem |
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<spike> |
ah, those that are available for .10 wont work in .11? |
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<retracile> |
they generally need changes |
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<aat> |
it depends, but often not |
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<spike> |
some like simpleticket dont have a .11 version, but I assumed it was back compatible and will work in .11 |
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<spike> |
retracile: I see, ta |
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<serenao> |
Hi, I found one big bug in MasterTicketsPlugin and another one not so big, but boring |
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<spike> |
serenao: which version? for .11? |
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<serenao> |
trac 0.10.3 |
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<serenao> |
spike: |
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<spike> |
have you read the plugin's page? |
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<serenao> |
yes |
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<spike> |
to me "NOTE: The 0.10 version of this plugin suffers from many systemic design flaws." is a clear enough message... |
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<spike> |
bugs are expected |
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<serenao> |
and can I safely upgrade trac from 0.10. |
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<serenao> |
ops |
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<serenao> |
and can I safely upgrade trac from 0.10.3 to 0.11? |
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<retracile> |
serenao: coderanger has made noises about being busy; but he'll be the person to talk to. |
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<serenao> |
Hi, retracile |
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<retracile> |
serenao: upgrading to 0.11dev works, though some have run into bugs in the upgrade. |
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<spike> |
also, as we were just discussing some plugins wont work, so it's not just a matter of trac itself |
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<retracile> |
serenao: 0.11dev has not been officially released yet; bleeding edge disclaimers apply; but 0.11dev works for some. |
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<serenao> |
retracile: ok, I'm just afraid that 0.11 not work if I make the change. We are adopting this solution here in the company and following a new work methodology.. it is already breaking some paradigms and requiring efforts. |
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<retracile> |
serenao: Then I'd recommend testing it for your situation before deploying it. |
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<erikand> |
spike: where's your blog, so I'll know where to read tomorrow |
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<serenao> |
retracile: and how can I make it in my actual context without losing that information? Duplicating .db file and installing a new Trac? |
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<serenao> |
I can do that in another machine |
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<serenao> |
retracile: is that possible? |
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<retracile> |
serenao: trac-admin hotcopy will give you a duplicate of the trac environment (which I'd recommend using for backups as well) |
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<retracile> |
serenao: tar up the resulting directory, copy to a test machine with trac 0.11dev, and do the trac-admin upgrade; trac-admin wiki upgrade. |
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<retracile> |
serenao: if you're using svn with it, you may want to copy the repo as well. |
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<serenao> |
retracile: ok, but isn't hotcopy only for the same Trac's version? And I have some plugins installed too |
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<retracile> |
serenao: hotcopy creates a backup; restore that on a test system, and do your upgrade. |
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<retracile> |
serenao: and you'll probably have to get 0.11-compatible versions of your plugins. |
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<retracile> |
s/probably// |
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<serenao> |
retracile: ok, I'll test it. Thanks! |
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<Wu> |
hi guys |
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<Wu> |
if i have a model with no charfields, and i want to put there a __unicode__ to set the proper label on the admin interface... |
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<Wu> |
could i get some way a charfield from one of the models referenced inside that one via foreignkeys? |
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<Wu> |
http://rafb.net/p/sg5F8t17.html <- that's the model |
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<Wu> |
using self.direccion doesn't work |
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<Wu> |
and could be nice to get a string representation of self.fecha_alta + direccion.somecharfield |
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<Wu> |
shit |
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<Wu> |
wrong channel |
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<Wu> |
sorry guys |
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<aat> |
heh, np |
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<Wu> |
(just playing with django) |
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<vlopes> |
hey dudes, vlopes bothering you again :D |
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<vlopes> |
is there any way to create input fields ( like combo boxes, text field and stuff ) for the reports from 'View Ticket'? Example: A report that shows all tickets from a type selected in a combo box by the user |
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<b0fh_ua> |
when importing issues from bugzilla database I'm getting this weird error: psycopg2.ProgrammingError: currval of sequence "ticket_id_seq" is not yet defined in this session |
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<retracile> |
vlopes: are you trying to re-invent the query interface? |
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<b0fh_ua> |
how can i avoid it? |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5936 (defect created): efeferfefe <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5936> || Ticket #5937 (defect created): efeferfefe <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5937> |
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<retracile> |
oh joy |
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<vlopes> |
no |
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<vlopes> |
:( |
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<vlopes> |
that's just a idea that I had....well I will try some stuff....if I produce anything, ill report here |
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<vlopes> |
thanks for the attention ^^ |
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<b0fh_ua> |
so could somebody please help me with importing bugzilla database into trac? |
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<retracile> |
b0fh_ua: I haven't used it, sorry., |
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<retracile> |
(you may also want to try the mailing list.) |
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<J-roen> |
Hi, is it possible to turn off e-mail notification for certain changes? |
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<J-roen> |
All my tickets should be handled in a very specific order. With priority only, it is not possible to give multiple tickets with the same priority a specific order. What's the best way to handle this? How do other users deal with this? |
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<ok-computer> |
coderanger: hey man, im running into a pretty strange problem with TracForge, the tracforge_tables aren't being created. at what point do the tables get created when a master project is created? |
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<ok-computer> |
any tracforge people in here? |
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<elb> |
ok-computer: patience |
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<ok-computer> |
elb: its a virtue they say |
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<spike> |
elb: is that a plugin? :) |
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<laen> |
Back again, hi lovely traccers :) |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: SandBox edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/SandBox> |
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<Debolaz> |
I'm trying to set up trac with lighttd + FastCGI.. But it seems trac insists on always living in a prefixed path, if I just put it in / it starts acting very weird.. Are there any settings I have to alter in the config to make it work? |
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<mcr> |
did you get the environment variables right? |
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<mcr> |
TracEnv or TracEnvParentDir? |
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<evil_twin> |
I guess TracEnv or TracEnvParentDir are missing, mcr |
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<Debolaz> |
Yes, they are set right. Or at least as far as I can tell, I tried them both. Whenever I use /trac as prefix, it seems trac works just fine, but if I use / it seems confused about what to do. This is not something I've configured from the webserver's side, it's just set to serve everything in / through trac's fastcgi process. |
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<Debolaz> |
When I use parentdir, I have to select the project twice in order to get it. (Ie, so it gets a prefix first, then I can select the project) |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5938 (defect created): Newlines in project description breaks trac.ini config. <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5938> |
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<cmlenz> |
wow, I completely missed that SCPlugin got resurrected |
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<Debolaz> |
I'm scanning through documentation, but doesn't find anything mentioning that trac doesn't work without a prefix, so I'm guessing I'm doing something wrong here.. But I'm just using most default settings for trac, and the web server setup doesn't suggest that it should be required.. |
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<retracile> |
Debolaz: I think people have been saying it's a fastcgi bug. |
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<retracile> |
(check the irc logs perhaps) |
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<jborg> |
yeah, it's a lighttpd bug, we've patched trac on t.e.o to get it to work. |
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<jborg> |
I'll see if I can find the patch... |
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<jborg> |
Debolaz: http://pastebin.com/f569da22 |
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<retracile> |
jborg: This is getting to be a FAQ; is there a good place for it in the wiki? |
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<jborg> |
Probably a good idea, but the TracFastCgi page is already too long and verbose |
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<retracile> |
hrm. it needs to go somewhere. |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: TracWiki edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracWiki> |
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<evil_twin> |
New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5939 (defect created): float conversion bug in util/datefmt.py <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5939> || Changeset [5979]: Testing: merge through r5978, except for r5962, from trunk. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/5979> |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
afternoon, i'm having some troubles installing trac.. specifically.. getting it to show via apache. anyone got a minute? |
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<coderanger> |
You would have to be way more specific |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
k |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
situation |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
linux server in our network.. running svn, now we'd like to add trac for the roadmap / milestones etc. |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
svn works fine is already a production svn |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
i downloaded trac, did the setup.py install --prefix=/trac |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
now i can't really find in the docs where to point the apache to get to the cgi to just show me the trac web interface |
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<coderanger> |
1) Don't use the CGI |
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<coderanger> |
2) Read TracInstall |
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<coderanger> |
(and TracModPython, TracFastCgi, TracModWsgi, TracStandalone, etc) |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
if not cgi.. mod_python? |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
we've got 2.5 running with apache 2.x and newest mod_python just added with yast |
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<coderanger> |
or FCGI, or mod_wsgi |
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<coderanger> |
use whichever you prefer |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
which is better for a production environment, unfamiliar with both |
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<coderanger> |
Between FCGI and mod_python, its a tiw |
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<coderanger> |
er, tie |
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<coderanger> |
Do you run mod_php |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
yup |
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<coderanger> |
Then use FCGI |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
php5 |
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<coderanger> |
mod_php is horrible and interferes with other modules |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
i still don't know why i got stuck with setting this up.. the linux man leaves on holiday for two weeks and the boss wants a simple php programmer to set this stuff up... argh! |
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<coderanger> |
Setting it up in Apache is 3 steps |
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<coderanger> |
1) Make the Trac env, trac-admin /path/to/env initenv |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
read that.. tried that.. fails |
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<coderanger> |
Define "fails" |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
if i'm in a console as root and type trac-admin it says command not found. |
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<jlindenbaum_> |
if i cd to /trac/bin/ |
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