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August 31, 2007

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[00:13:29] <lerrr> anybody around with lighttpd and trac experiences?
[00:15:33] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #5954 (defect created): Can't use prototype in plugins as $ conflicts with jquery <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5954>
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[01:09:08] <Debolaz> Hmm, when I try to install trac using mod_python, I get the same problem I encountered with FastCGI, it refuses to accept trac url's with / as base, they must be prefixed.
[01:16:30] <Debolaz> Though applying the fastcgi fix to the appropriate part of modpython_frontend.py seems to solve the problem.
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[01:37:59] <lerrr> Debolaz: I have the same, exactly
[01:38:20] <lerrr> with lighttpd, fastcgi and trac-dev
[01:38:46] <lerrr> is it a common issue, or am I missing something here?
[01:46:53] <Debolaz> Actually, it seems the problem was really missing PythonOption tracuriroot (Or rather, it was misspelled)
[01:49:45] <lerrr> erm, what ?
[01:50:22] <lerrr> have yo managed to fix it and get it working under fastcgi ?
[01:50:28] <lerrr> s/yo/you/
[01:51:55] <Debolaz> Well, to get it working under fastcgi, I had to apply a patch.
[01:52:15] <Debolaz> http://pastebin.com/f569da22
[02:06:47] <lerrr> hmmm
[02:07:01] <lerrr> so this should be reported as a bug
[02:07:34] <Debolaz> Maybe tracuriroot can be specified as an environment variable?
[02:07:58] <lerrr> have you tried that?
[02:12:48] <lerrr> in apache you can set env variables, I dont know how it would be in lighttpd and fastcgi case
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[02:38:52] <Debolaz> lerrr: You can set environment variables, I just don't know which environment variable.
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[02:46:25] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: TracUsers edited by info@mamarazzo.de <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracUsers>
[02:51:02] <aat> aloha
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[04:03:20] <robsta> hello
[04:04:25] <robsta> getting started with trac I installed the theme engine, python- and integra themes, but neither would show up in my plugins list
[04:05:24] <robsta> also activated the python theme in the ini file, but it's not applied (also there are no complaints about it in the logfile)
[04:06:03] <robsta> is there any way to find out what's the problem? this is a single project setup
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[04:17:12] <erikand> I'm migrating from 0.9.2 to 0.11
[04:17:24] <erikand> and we had an extra status
[04:17:44] <erikand> but that's not selectable now in custom query view
[04:18:27] <erikand> where does it find the statuses available
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[04:21:27] <erikand> ok.. I added something for that state in [ticket-workflow] and then it was available
[04:21:46] <jfincher> I've found trac_via_email.py, which allows the submission of tickets via email -- is there something similar that allows me to add comments to a ticket via email?
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[04:31:11] <peanut> hi, I just installed Trac on debian Sarge
[04:31:21] <peanut> and I can connect to the web interface
[04:31:41] <peanut> the only problem is that I don't see anything in the Browse Source section
[04:32:42] <peanut> during the installation Trac asked me for a repository location, so I entered the path to /svn/project, and everything seemed OK, but I cannot see anything in Browse Sourcecode
[04:32:46] <peanut> what can be wrong?
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[04:38:17] <otaku42> peanut: is /svn/project a valid directory on the host that runs trac?
[04:38:40] <peanut> yes
[04:38:57] <peanut> actually the directory is called /svn/Orchid
[04:39:03] <peanut> so I gave that path
[04:39:12] <peanut> it exists and I can browse it with svn
[04:40:07] <otaku42> peanut: it's a directory on the hdd of that box, not a location added to the hostname your webserver can be reached at?
[04:40:12] <peanut> and Trac,didn't give any eror when I provided that path, it gave a lot of output with congratulations at the end, so I supposed everything was OK
[04:40:29] <peanut> no, Trac and Subversion are installed on the same box
[04:41:23] <peanut> can it have something to, do with user authentication?
[04:41:36] <peanut> because there is a svn.htpasswd in /etc/apache2
[04:41:40] <otaku42> peanut: you must specify the path to the repository on the harddisk, for example /var/lib/svn/orchid
[04:42:03] <peanut> otaku42, yes the path on he HDD is /svn/Orchid
[04:42:07] <peanut> so I provided that
[04:42:40] <otaku42> peanut: then check trac log and see if it complains
[04:42:59] <peanut> OK, where can I find it?
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[04:44:00] <otaku42> peanut: /path/to/trac/log - given you have enabled logging in trac.ini and didn't specify a different logfile location
[04:44:49] <peanut> ok there is nog log dir in /usr/share/trac, so I guess logging is not enabled
[04:45:03] <peanut> only htdocs, cgi-bin, ...
[04:47:05] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: TracUsers edited by bob@bau-treff.de <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracUsers>
[04:47:39] <peanut> can I change the path to another SVN repository for this project?
[04:47:42] <peanut> just for testing
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[04:59:27] <konrads> Hello, how do I modify tickets to have custom fields? The TracTicketsCustomFields may not be an option, as the field value variants are computed at run-time?
[05:00:56] <peanut> It works now :)
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[05:25:22] <konrads> I found a clever way to actually use the trac-tickets :)
[05:25:29] <konrads> err ticket-custom
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[05:28:50] <erikand> konrads: lets hear it
[05:30:13] <erikand> Is it possible to allow resolv actions with only a subset of resolutions?
[05:30:18] <konrads> well, self.config.set('ticket-custom','company.options',"|".join(companylist))
[05:30:22] <konrads> self.config.save()
[05:30:50] <erikand> like I want the developers to be able to resolve tickets as invalid, but not as fixed
[05:31:26] <kopernikus> erikand, with 0.11 you can create your own workflow
[05:31:35] <erikand> I'm using 0.11
[05:32:18] <kopernikus> so whats the problem?
[05:32:33] <erikand> I don't want to allow all resolutions in all situations
[05:32:58] <kopernikus> look in contrib/workflow how to make your own
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[05:34:37] <erikand> I don't think that answer my question
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[05:38:33] <kopernikus> but what resolutions are allowed in a specific ticket state is defined by the workflow
[05:38:55] <erikand> ok, that's what I'm not getting then..
[05:39:00] <erikand> how do I specify that?
[05:40:15] <erikand> I guess I want to be able to specify parameters to
[05:40:15] <erikand> resolve.operations = set_resolution
[05:40:23] <erikand> but I cannot find any examples of that usage
[05:41:37] <erikand> something like: resolve.operations = set_resolution(invalid,duplicate,worksforme)
[05:41:47] <konrads> coderanger: AYT?
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[05:44:03] <kopernikus> I'm not sure but it looks like the format of workflow.ini is
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[05:44:41] <kopernikus> action = list_of_oldstates -> newstate
[05:44:56] <kopernikus> action.permissions = PERMS_REQUIRED
[05:45:23] <kopernikus> action.operations = a_function_name_to_call
[05:45:54] <erikand> yes, I think I need to implement my own function
[05:53:00] <erikand> can someone confirm? ;-)
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[06:06:09] <konrads> Say... does the IPermissionGroupProvider daisy-chains?
[06:06:31] <konrads> I want to provide extra groups the user belongs to,not exactly
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[06:15:55] <konrads> Anyone around :) ?
[06:16:36] <konrads> PrivateTickets has a public method check_ticket_access. I want to "enhance" it - override.
[06:16:49] <erikand> just me and you.. asking questions. ;-)
[06:16:50] <konrads> With Component architecture, I don't know how ot
[06:19:11] <konrads> I mean perhaps I could do a hack where pts=PrivateTicketSystem(self.env); pts.check_ticket_access=my_method
[06:19:29] <konrads> This would work, I suppose
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[06:40:24] <lerrr> anybody using lighttpd for trac around and alive?
[06:40:33] <konrads> lerrr: still no luck?
[06:40:37] <lerrr> nope
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[06:41:35] <lerrr> this drives me crazy
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[06:46:49] <byteshack> hello all
[06:47:34] <byteshack> I'm trying to use "install --prefix=/some/random/place", with the currend tip of trunk, but I get an error
[06:47:50] <byteshack> [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/silo/trac-next/engines/070831//lib/python/test-easy-install-31252.pth'
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[06:48:03] <byteshack> seems to be trying to find files in $prefix
[06:48:29] <byteshack> which is empty
[06:48:52] <byteshack> is there a way to install trac to a specific folder with something other than --prefix?
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[07:04:51] <aat> truly sir, you do not lie
[07:05:09] <retracile> heh
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[07:07:27] <Sonderblade> can trac integrate with git?
[07:09:46] <retracile> Sonderblade: somewhat; coderanger has some oppinions on the state of that support.
[07:10:22] <konrads> my plugin stopped loading for unspecified reason
[07:11:07] <Sonderblade> retracile: so not as good as svn integration i assume?
[07:11:11] <konrads> how can I debug that?
[07:12:51] <byteshack> Sonderblade: correct
[07:13:20] <byteshack> no tips on why installing with --prefix seems broken?
[07:14:22] <konrads> How to debug not-loading plugin. Logs are empty
[07:14:26] <byteshack> from trunk, to reprodurce: mkdir $FOO && python setup.py install --prefix="$FOO"
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[07:17:16] <erikand> I'll ask again to see if anyone in now knows..
[07:17:16] <erikand> can you specify what resolutions that should be available in resolve option (0.11, workflow)
[07:18:10] <retracile> Sonderblade: svn integration is included in the core; the others are plugins. I hear that the hg support is good, though I've only used svn.
[07:18:22] <erikand> like, if in status new, I don't want it to be possible to resolve a ticket as fixed
[07:18:41] <retracile> @logging
[07:18:41] <evil_twin> retracile: "logging" is http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracLogging <-- Enable debug logging to file, ensure your environments log/ directory is writeable by your web server user, check for errors.
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[07:21:31] <Sonderblade> retracile: svn integration is tracs strong point for me, and if some other scm doesn't integrate as well i wouldn't want to use it :)
[07:23:06] <erikand> is Eli known as eli here in #trac?
[07:23:18] <erikand> and he is sometimes here?
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[07:38:46] <retracile> erikand: what's up?
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[07:39:12] <konrads> I've removed the egg from path, but trac somehow manages to find it
[07:39:18] <konrads> i'm lost
[07:40:36] <erikand> retracile: hi
[07:40:51] <erikand> retracile: I'm struggling with workflow
[07:41:10] <erikand> and want to specify what resolutions that should be available in resolve option
[07:41:24] <erikand> for workflow that is
[07:41:31] <erikand> like, if in status new, I don't want it to be possible to resolve a ticket as fixed
[07:42:47] <erikand> so can you pass parameters to resolve.operations = set_resolution or do something else like that?
[07:43:01] <retracile> erikand: rejectnew.set_resolution = invalid,wontfix or the like.
[07:43:06] <erikand> yes
[07:43:11] <erikand> ahh..
[07:43:18] <erikand> is that possible?
[07:43:21] <retracile> Yes.
[07:43:21] <erikand> I'll try
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[07:44:20] <retracile> You'll probably wind up with a 'resolvenew' action with a restricted list of resolutions, and a 'resolve' that allows all resolutions, but is not available in the 'new' state.
[07:44:28] <erikand> yes
[07:44:50] <retracile> @wiki TracWorkflow
[07:44:50] <evil_twin> retracile: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracWorkflow
[07:45:53] <retracile> Ah, yes, http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracWorkflow#BasicTicketWorkflowCustomization , and look for set_resolution.
[07:46:02] <erikand> whoohaa
[07:46:06] <erikand> excellent
[07:46:38] <retracile> Also, in the contrib/workflow directory, there are some scripts that will take a workflow config and output a graphviz file.
[07:46:52] <erikand> yes, I've used that already
[07:46:55] <erikand> really nice
[07:47:00] <retracile> it helps a lot to visualize what your config /does/ vs what you /meant/
[07:47:16] <erikand> but.. I still doesn't think the wiki shows this option
[07:47:36] <retracile> actionname.set_resolution may optionally be set to a comma delimited list or a single value.
[07:48:19] <erikand> ah
[07:48:23] <erikand> me too stupid
[07:48:38] <erikand> I'll try to make an example of this on the wiki
[07:48:42] <erikand> thanks a bunch
[07:48:47] <retracile> np
[07:48:48] <erikand> resolve_new = * -> closed
[07:48:48] <erikand> resolve_new.operations = set_resolution
[07:48:48] <erikand> resolve_new.permissions = TICKET_MODIFY
[07:48:48] <erikand> resolve_new.set_resolution = invalid,wontfix
[07:49:01] <erikand> if someone else googles for it
[07:49:28] <retracile> Note that the 'resolve_new' action as you have shown it will be available in all states; and may not be what you want.
[07:49:33] <erikand> whohaaa.. Now I will have a nice weekend
[07:49:42] <retracile> I'd expect resolve_new = new -> closed for the first line.
[07:49:44] <erikand> yes.. I'll change that
[07:49:59] <erikand> coolers
[07:50:35] <retracile> and the resolve action to cover the other states would look like
[07:50:58] <retracile> resolve = accepted,blah,blahblah -> closed
[07:53:21] <kopernikus> is: "resolve = !new -> closed" valid?
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[07:54:25] <erikand> I've updated the wiki with an example.. feel free to change the way it looks
[07:54:34] <erikand> but an example is nice
[07:55:18] <erikand> @wiki TracWorkFlow
[07:55:18] <evil_twin> erikand: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracWorkFlow
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[08:00:00] <m_g> hm people
[08:00:27] <m_g> trac sent a notification to an address none of the project's users has ever heard and anonymous has no permissions.. anybody an idea how that could happen?
[08:01:41] <erikand> have a nice weekend all now
[08:01:53] <m_g> thanks you too
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[08:03:23] <retracile> kopernikus: Not yet; it's been proposed on the m/l, (IIRC, with a patch included). I'm not sure if I like it or not.
[08:04:47] <kopernikus> you just got a usecase ;)
[08:05:31] <retracile> kopernikus: Heh. Yeah, I noticed. I don't want to add too much though, so I've been a bit... cautious.
[08:06:40] <retracile> workflow is one of those places where you'll never think up all the ways people will want to use it...
[08:07:02] <konrads> Why trac won't load my plugin - I can load from python shell via import, but trac just won't see it
[08:07:07] <konrads> i've enabled it in trac.ini
[08:07:18] <retracile> things like set_owner_to_{reporter,self,owner,previousowner,previousownerfromtestgroup}, etc.
[08:07:44] <retracile> I need to put together a "WorkflowAdvancedOps" plugin. Maybe if I have some time today....
[08:07:48] <kopernikus> I'd say in the workflow case it's way harder to get the big picture, it the !state syntax doesn't clutter the code I'd include it. Does it harm?
[08:08:00] <kopernikus> s/it/if/
[08:08:02] <retracile> konrads: enable logging, and see what it says.
[08:08:04] <retracile> @logging
[08:08:05] <evil_twin> retracile: "logging" is http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracLogging <-- Enable debug logging to file, ensure your environments log/ directory is writeable by your web server user, check for errors.
[08:09:15] <retracile> kopernikus: Yeah, I should probably include it.... it is functionally redundant; though it allows a different intent to be given.
[08:18:35] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: 0.11/TracGuide edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.11/TracGuide> || TracWorkflow edited by kirean@gmail.com <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracWorkflow> || TracWorkflow edited by kirean@gmail.com <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracWorkflow>
[08:19:40] <konrads> retracile: fixed it thanks to logging
[08:19:59] <konrads> had circular import
[08:20:05] <konrads> now I am fighting with private tickets
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[08:28:39] <konrads> PrivateTicketPlugin implements IPermissionRequestor but its exported permissions are not visible...
[08:29:16] <konrads> apparently the method is not called at all
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[08:32:03] <konrads> nevermind my grumblings
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[08:32:52] <timing> hello!
[08:33:08] <timing> we use this simile timeline, and we want to add milestones to the timeline
[08:33:21] <timing> but we are unable to see them there, even when i toggle the checkbox
[08:33:46] <pacopablo> talk to coderanger
[08:33:53] <pacopablo> he's responsible for that plugin
[08:33:57] <timing> okay thanks
[08:34:21] <timing> coderanger: hey :-)
[08:34:42] <timing> coderanger: is it known that milestones do not appear in the simile timeline?
[08:38:11] <timing> codehmm
[08:38:28] <timing> only the completed milestones are in the list
[08:39:33] <timing> o and a milestone must be completed in the month before the "Due" thing
[08:40:35] <timing> Due: 09/24/07 and completed: 08/31/07 < this is working
[08:41:13] <timing> Due: 09/24/07 and completed: 09/10/07 < this gives, while submitting: 500 Internal Server Error (Completion date may not be in the future)
[08:41:28] <timing> however, the second date is still before "Due"
[08:42:25] <grib> Hey folx... my boss is an old-school wikihead and doesn't like trac's definition of camelcase... I found the wiki_page_name rexp in api.py:280... will trac's wheels fall off in some unexpected way if I change it to a looser definition?
[08:43:04] <retracile> grib: try it and see? };>
[08:43:26] <grib> you're scaring me
[08:43:44] <konrads> How can i access programmatically Ticket's custom fields?
[08:44:00] <retracile> grib: I haven't played with that part of the codebase.
[08:44:15] <grib> ok, if you never hear from me again, it's b/c my wiki ate me. gbcw
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[08:48:49] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: TracOnDebian edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnDebian> || TracDev/ToDo edited by anonymous <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/ToDo>
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[09:05:36] <konrads> How to access ticket-custom fields from Ticket?
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[09:11:59] <aat> ticket['my-custom-field'] should work iirc
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[09:17:34] <konrads> yeah
[09:17:35] <konrads> it does
[09:17:47] <konrads> I had to include it in queries though
[09:17:51] <konrads> _however_....
[09:18:08] <konrads> Does the PrivateTicketsPlugin support also editing of own tickets?
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[09:28:49] <konrads> yup
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[09:43:30] <largos> do any of you have experience with the trac darcs plugin?
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[09:57:17] <ryan__> good morning
[09:57:38] <largos> g'day
[09:57:47] <ryan__> i would like to run 0.11 with the i18n code
[09:57:49] <ryan__> is that possible?
[09:59:32] <cmlenz> you need the sandbox/i18n branch
[09:59:40] <cmlenz> but it's very much unfinished
[10:00:10] <ryan__> yeah. so it's really, really unfinished/unusable?
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[10:01:20] <cmlenz> well, it's usable
[10:01:35] <cmlenz> but there's still tons of places where messages haven't been translated yet
[10:01:48] <cmlenz> and there's no preference for your language (the browser language is used)
[10:01:58] <cmlenz> and there's no locale-specific date/number formatting implemented yet
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[10:02:46] <Insomnia1ity> Does anyone know of any scripts/tools for converting Trac wiki markup into something more professional? LaTeX for example?
[10:04:00] <coderanger> Insomnia1ity: Yes, look on trac-hacks
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[10:08:26] <ryan__> cmlenz: hm.. i see
[10:08:48] <ryan__> cmlenz: and the i18n hacks for 0.10 don't work on 0.11, i guess
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[10:09:04] <cmlenz> probably not, but I don't know them
[10:10:53] <coderanger> The l10n stuff in 0.10 involve whole-code reworks
[10:11:04] <coderanger> So it isn't per-user
[10:13:17] <largos> Insomnia1ity: you want to edit trac pages with LaTeX syntax, or you want to produces LaTeX from trac markup?
[10:13:38] <largos> gah, I can't type, or form sentences today.
[10:19:43] <coderanger> cmlenz: Does http://www.bau-treff.de/ look legit to you?
[10:20:05] <cmlenz> no
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[10:28:27] <gstott> can anyone run this in Python for me?
[10:28:28] <gstott> python -c 'import datetime, time; print time.mktime(datetime.datetime(2007,8,30).timetuple())'
[10:28:34] <gstott> i dont have it installed?
[10:29:36] <largos> gstott: 1188457200.0
[10:29:48] <gstott> thanks :)
[10:29:52] <largos> np.
[10:30:18] <largos> that doesn't look like a tuple -- what is it?
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[10:30:46] <largos> ah, the tuple is passed to mktime... n/m.
[10:30:47] <coderanger> largos: epoch stamp
[10:31:55] <gstott> worked great
[10:31:57] <gstott> thanks
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[10:49:32] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Changeset [5971]: Fix for #5930 <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/5971> || Ticket #5930 (defect created): TypeError: from_string() takes exactly 3 non-keyword arguments (4 given) <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5930>
[11:02:42] <retracile> So exactly /how/ is evil_twill 5 days behind?
[11:02:58] <coderanger> It happens when I delete things from the timeline
[11:03:08] <coderanger> so I think he just has a bad short-term memory
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[11:03:18] <coderanger> when something new cycles in from the bottom he reports them
[11:03:23] <coderanger> er, something old
[11:04:23] <retracile> Ahhh... I see.
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[11:10:47] <largos> what is t.e.o.?
[11:10:47] <evil_twin> Somebody said t.e.o is hit by the same bot a few days ago, largos
[11:11:04] <coderanger> trac.edgewall.org
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