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June 16, 2008

[00:00:41] * pacopablo hate sit when he starts to program and then begins expanding his idea to way more that it started out to be
[00:00:48] <pacopablo> self-imposed feature creep
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[00:03:46] <darren_> Hi there. I'm after some assistance with getting Trac up and running with mod_python on Apache 2. The machine wide version of python is 2.3 which had trouble with the git plugin, so I have a local installation of python2.5 working out of /home/foo/local/ (which runs fine with the standalone tracd) however mod_python keeps looking at the central python installation. Does anyone know how to force it to load on the custom Python version?
[00:04:35] <coderanger> darren_: Recompile mod_python
[00:06:15] <darren_> ok, cool
[00:06:58] <darren_> Will that affect the entire apache installation though?
[00:07:07] <coderanger> yes
[00:07:16] <darren_> is there a way to to localise it?
[00:07:22] <coderanger> Nope
[00:07:27] <coderanger> Not with mod_py anyway
[00:07:32] <coderanger> you can use FCGI
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[00:07:47] <pacopablo> mod_wsgi will work too, no?
[00:08:04] <coderanger> No, it also can't do mutliple versions
[00:08:22] <darren_> okay then, I'll do some research on fcgi
[00:08:59] <pacopablo> just trac installs in weird places
[00:09:31] <coderanger> hmm?
[00:09:58] <pacopablo> trac not in site-packages
[00:10:26] <pacopablo> mod_python didn't like 0.11 installed anyplace olther than site-packages
[00:11:04] <macmaN6789> excellent, genshi 0.5 installed like pohli
[00:11:10] <coderanger> pacopablo: Sure it does
[00:11:28] <coderanger> pacopablo: You just need to install unzipped, and add the path within the egg to sys.path
[00:11:37] <darren_> coderanger: Would I be advised to use mod_fastcgi for apache did you say?
[00:11:41] <coderanger> pacopablo: The problem is that .pth files are not processed for any random folder
[00:11:49] <pacopablo> coderanger: ahh, yeah, that was it
[00:12:04] <pacopablo> coderanger: I used mod_wsgi instead, was easier at the time
[00:12:04] <coderanger> darren_: most places don't carry that, only mod_fcgid
[00:12:30] <darren_> coderanger: I have a dedicated server so I can install if necessary, which is best?
[00:13:19] <coderanger> They are identical, mod_fastcgi has a really weird, non-FOSS license on it
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[00:14:20] <darren_> oh okay...
[00:14:32] <darren_> so if I use mod_fcgid I will also be able to use ldap authentication, is that right?
[00:14:52] <pacopablo> yeah, the two are not related
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[00:15:44] <darren_> oh okay, thought so. Its just that the standalone tracd didn't seem to have any way of making ldap work as it seems I would need to do that through apache...
[00:16:11] <pacopablo> well, tracd can do it via account manager and one of the LDAP IPasswordStore providers
[00:16:42] <coderanger> TracLDAPAuth
[00:18:08] <darren_> Would it be faster and more stable to run it through the apache mod?
[00:18:18] <coderanger> Makes no difference
[00:19:14] <darren_> okay, so basically mod_python, mod_wsgi, mod_fcgid and standalone are all the same in terms of performance and stability?
[00:19:39] <coderanger> yes
[00:19:59] <pacopablo> well, mod_* might get better performance under load
[00:20:26] <pacopablo> but mainly due to being able to spawn a couple processes
[00:20:36] <coderanger> Eh, the DB will be the bottleneck first
[00:21:05] <coderanger> standalone is worse than the others for serving static files, but all are pretty bad compared to just plain apache
[00:21:12] <darren_> cool
[00:21:20] <coderanger> though its fine until you start pushing a ton of requests
[00:21:30] <darren_> well it will only be used by a small team of developers etc so it should be fine I suspect
[00:21:35] <coderanger> yep
[00:21:46] <darren_> thanks so much for your help guys :-)
[00:22:00] <darren_> really appreciate it...
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[00:35:06] <macmaN6789> hmmm
[00:35:11] <macmaN6789> tocmacro works fine with 0.11?
[00:36:19] <macmaN6789> ok looks like must be upgraded as well
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[00:36:26] <macmaN6789> which means my changes need to be looked at
[00:36:31] <macmaN6789> grr
[00:36:40] <[domon]> hi Ankle
[00:36:40] <[domon]> o.o
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[00:47:20] <darren_> Hi, I've installed mod_fcgid in my Apache installation... but I can't find any documentation on what I need to include in my httpd.conf to get it running?
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[00:49:47] <darren_> It seems to reference a file called trac.fcgi which I cannot find anywhere in my Trac installation?
[00:49:55] <coderanger> darren_: https://coderanger.net/~coderanger/tracdoc/install/index.html
[00:49:57] <coderanger> read that
[00:50:23] <asmodai> coderanger: \o/
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[01:06:36] <macmaN6789> what exactly was the usefulness of macropostplugin
[01:06:39] <macmaN6789> why did i install it?
[01:06:43] <macmaN6789> i remember something needed it
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[01:08:39] <macmaN6789> im also using some nav* plugins.. they are ok with 0.11 or not?
[01:08:39] <macmaN6789> tags dont show 0.11
[01:08:42] <macmaN6789> for navhider for example
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[01:10:29] <coderanger> macmaN6789: Tags works fine, nav* does not work
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[01:13:06] <macmaN6789> Removing TracTocMacro 1.0 from easy-install.pth file
[01:13:06] <macmaN6789> Adding TracTocMacro 11.0.0.3 to easy-install.pth file
[01:13:07] <macmaN6789> lol
[01:13:10] <macmaN6789> gotta love the version bump
[01:13:16] <macmaN6789> +10 versions ftw
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[01:48:07] <redondos> hello. on trac 0.11 with restrict_owner enabled, when I create a new ticket it is automatically assigned to a user despite the combobox is left empty
[01:48:15] <redondos> what is controlling this behavior?
[01:49:20] <redondos> I have no default_owner or anything like that
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[01:51:10] <coderanger> redondos: It goes to the owner of the selected component
[01:51:39] <redondos> I see, thank you.
[01:51:48] <redondos> if the component has no owner, then it won't be assigned, right?
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[01:52:05] <coderanger> unsure
[01:52:23] <redondos> k
[01:58:30] <macmaN6789> coderanger:
[01:58:35] <macmaN6789> tracxmlrpc and 0.11?
[01:58:46] <coderanger> macmaN6789: You know, you could just check trac-hacks
[01:58:55] <macmaN6789> well
[01:59:04] <coderanger> plugins that work with 0,11 with generally either have a 0.11 branch and/or be tagged 0.11
[01:59:17] <macmaN6789> y / n could be an efficient knowledge based communication method
[01:59:18] <macmaN6789> if you say "n"
[01:59:26] <macmaN6789> i know not to waste time trying to get it to work
[01:59:31] <macmaN6789> i guess dn could be dunno
[01:59:33] <redondos> what is the correct syntax to reference a file on the wiki so that a link is created? I can't find this in the user guide
[02:03:36] <redondos> a file in the repository, it being subversion in this case
[02:03:47] <macmaN6789> im thinking there should be a check-all checkbox in the plugin manager
[02:04:00] <macmaN6789> clicking 12 checks seems kinda silly in the year 2008
[02:19:58] <coderanger> redondos: source:
[02:20:19] <coderanger> macmaN6789: You could just edit the file, in which case it is easy
[02:21:15] <coderanger> macmaN6789: And re: looking things up, you could also not waste my time having to read your questions and respond when the information is trivially available
[02:23:16] <redondos> thanks, coderanger
[02:23:35] <macmaN6789> coderanger: yep i agree
[02:23:47] <macmaN6789> i am quite aware that making you ignore me diminishes my returns
[02:23:58] <macmaN6789> so pardon me while i try to find the best balance
[02:24:04] <macmaN6789> of growth and efficiency
[02:24:25] <macmaN6789> can i ask you what month you are born in
[02:24:41] <coderanger> July
[02:25:05] <redondos> oh, no. an astrologyst.
[02:25:09] <macmaN6789> fuck astrology
[02:25:19] <macmaN6789> coderanger just proved theres no connection of any sort
[02:25:21] <macmaN6789> no pattern
[02:25:22] <macmaN6789> :P
[02:25:26] <coderanger> redondos: Maybe he wants to get me a birthday present :-)
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[02:25:32] <macmaN6789> fuck yeah
[02:25:35] <macmaN6789> whats your amazon wish list url
[02:25:46] <macmaN6789> without your work on trac
[02:25:52] <macmaN6789> i dont have my masters right now
[02:25:56] * coderanger passes out in a vague hope of getting to work at a decent hour
[02:26:01] <macmaN6789> and huge ideas based on it
[02:26:11] <redondos> night coderanger
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[02:29:36] <macmaN6789> im serious about the amazon wish list
[02:29:43] <macmaN6789> ive been on irc for 15 years
[02:29:47] <macmaN6789> people like you are hard to find
[02:30:07] <macmaN6789> so let me know when you wake up
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[02:35:24] <redondos> macmaN6789: http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/registry.html?ie=UTF8&type=wishlist&id=3VOEZC0ZH5QBR
[02:35:59] <macmaN6789> hehe
[02:36:07] <macmaN6789> well i wont get him anything before he says its ok
[02:36:45] <macmaN6789> getting another guy a gift without his approval is really trying the gayness borders imho
[02:36:46] <macmaN6789> :)
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[02:37:35] <redondos> not that there's anything wrong with it :)
[02:37:44] <macmaN6789> well
[02:37:52] <macmaN6789> gayness is evolutionarily not sustainable
[02:38:00] <redondos> why?
[02:38:12] <macmaN6789> you just wont have kids now will you
[02:38:19] <macmaN6789> unless you buttfuck ahnuld
[02:38:21] <Lynoure> macmaN6789: I think kindness should not be thought of as that feminine trait...
[02:38:22] <redondos> a couple of months ago the first baby gestated inside a male was born
[02:38:34] <macmaN6789> Lynoure: kindness is offering
[02:38:41] <macmaN6789> not pushing without signs of acceptance
[02:38:46] <macmaN6789> thats gay
[02:39:03] <macmaN6789> redondos: wth? url?
[02:40:09] <Lynoure> macmaN6789: IMO gifts don't require an advance approval, but I guess cultures vary
[02:40:28] <macmaN6789> depends on the circumstance, youre right
[02:40:39] <macmaN6789> i guess not even thinking about it completely valid option
[02:40:44] <macmaN6789> which wont do harm
[02:40:46] <Lynoure> Now if I could only figure out why PageToPdf plugin gives me 0 size .pdfs...
[02:40:51] <macmaN6789> and perhaps could even be better
[02:40:58] <macmaN6789> i worked with pageto*
[02:41:00] <macmaN6789> they suck
[02:41:21] <macmaN6789> i basically coded a whole bunch of media screen, print
[02:41:22] <macmaN6789> CSS
[02:41:30] <macmaN6789> and then found www.princexml.com
[02:41:42] <macmaN6789> you basically can get almost book quality PDF with a single command
[02:42:07] <macmaN6789> with some CSS3 early extensions
[02:42:37] <Lynoure> macmaN6789: alas, I need it integrated to trac (or they'll make me install them a separate wiki)
[02:42:44] <redondos> I think I saw it on slashdot, but now you're making me doubt, because I can't find it
[02:42:55] <macmaN6789> im sure you do
[02:43:03] <macmaN6789> princexml can be put on servered
[02:43:08] <macmaN6789> but youd have to buy it
[02:43:12] <macmaN6789> its free for personal use
[02:43:24] <macmaN6789> but i must say... it does its job and does it really well
[02:43:34] <macmaN6789> so i guess it depends on your ROI possibilities
[02:43:42] <macmaN6789> the server ver is not cheap
[02:43:44] <macmaN6789> 3800 usd i think
[02:44:16] <Lynoure> No way they'll pay that, so I'll keep on trying to figure out why this happens
[02:44:28] <macmaN6789> free is good
[02:44:36] <macmaN6789> but princexml has done your job and done it really well
[02:44:42] <macmaN6789> you might want to consider contacting the author
[02:44:46] <macmaN6789> and see if you can work something out
[02:44:57] <macmaN6789> perhaps he can opensource a subset of functionality
[02:44:58] <macmaN6789> just for trac
[02:45:10] <macmaN6789> i might even consider doing the contact myself a lil later
[02:45:14] <macmaN6789> tad busy right now
[02:45:34] <macmaN6789> he answered on the forum in about half a day
[02:45:36] <macmaN6789> last i wrote
[02:45:37] <thm> Hi! is there a way to allow people to delete their own wiki attachments ?
[02:45:52] <macmaN6789> thm: surely there must be, thats basic func
[02:46:00] <macmaN6789> probably simple permission issue
[02:46:29] <Lynoure> So, PageToPdf generates these 0 byte files for other people too? It's common?
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[02:46:54] <macmaN6789> 0 byte file means something didnt launch the way it was supposed
[02:46:55] <macmaN6789> to
[02:47:06] <macmaN6789> you have to dig into the processing chain
[02:48:33] <Lynoure> I figured that, just asking around to see if it is "known to be impossible" or worth doing, or total unknown.
[02:48:44] <macmaN6789> well as a matter of fact
[02:48:47] <macmaN6789> now that i remember
[02:48:50] <macmaN6789> it did work for me
[02:49:00] <macmaN6789> im pretty sure you dont have your dependencies right some how
[02:49:08] <macmaN6789> but the formatting could not do enough
[02:49:18] <macmaN6789> i needed a fully formatted thesis PDF
[02:49:23] <macmaN6789> and i got it
[02:52:41] <Lynoure> That's good. Thanks :)
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[03:01:21] <macmaN6789> keep me up to date on your progress
[03:01:23] <thm> macmaN6789: there should be, yeah, but is there really?
[03:01:25] <macmaN6789> i might be able to chip in
[03:01:37] <macmaN6789> thm: how exactly does your problem manifest
[03:01:43] <macmaN6789> theres no delete button?
[03:01:44] <macmaN6789> or smth?
[03:01:54] <thm> right
[03:04:23] <Lynoure> Works to sufficient degree now :)
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[03:05:12] <macmaN6789> thm: i gotta finish something, i can check a lil later
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[03:09:32] <velappanv> hi i have a error when running trac through cgi
[03:10:00] <velappanv> OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/var/www/cgi-bin'
[03:10:05] <velappanv> i this error
[03:10:52] <macmaN6789> make sure your cgi-bin permissions are right
[03:10:53] <macmaN6789> 755
[03:10:58] <macmaN6789> owner:group
[03:10:59] <macmaN6789> also
[03:11:09] <macmaN6789> and then make sure your scripts are right
[03:11:10] <macmaN6789> 755
[03:11:23] <macmaN6789> which.. i guess are the same thing
[03:11:37] <velappanv> ok
[03:14:38] <velappanv> i changed its giving same error
[03:16:18] <macmaN6789> check apache logs
[03:16:20] <macmaN6789> error_log
[03:16:26] <macmaN6789> usually close error messages there
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[03:53:35] <darren_> hi guys. i'm trying to get trac running on Apache 2 with mod_fcgid... i've copied trac.fgi into my cgi-bin and i've setup a rule in my httpd.conf to point to ScriptAlias /trac /home/****/cgi-bin/trac.fcgi/ and when I visit the URI I get a 500 error with Premature end of script headers: trac.fcgi
[03:53:42] <darren_> any idea what im doing wrong?
[03:56:00] <darren_> i obviously need to set the location of the trac env somewhere, but i'm not sure how?
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[04:16:20] <darren_> anyone got any idea on a trac setup using mod_fcgid?
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[05:17:24] <unlink> does the WikiRenamePlugin work with latest trunk?
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[05:30:33] <asteroid> hi
[05:32:07] <asteroid> I'm not able to find cgi-bin in my package (trac-11.0rc2, the last). I made the package myself. Is there something I must have, more that what is written in http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall ?
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[05:34:04] <asteroid> http://pastebin.com/m36b07449 this is the contain of my trac package
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[05:42:21] <asteroid> in others world : why I haven't got trac.fcgi ?
[05:49:59] <thm> asteroid: the trac-admin deploy command creates one
[06:02:12] <asteroid> thm, deploy option appear was in 10.x serie ?
[06:02:22] <asteroid> s/appear//
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[06:06:46] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: marycruz@google[1].txt attached to TracSupport <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/wiki/TracSupport/marycruz%40google%5B1%5D.txt>
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[06:08:25] <orkam_wrk> hi
[06:18:20] <asteroid> trac-admin deploy does not work thm : trac-admin deploy /usr/share/trac
[06:18:20] <asteroid> *** Unknown syntax: /usr/share/trac same if I use interactive mode. Of coures I'm root. And it does the same with the default value
[06:18:45] <jhammel> asteroid: its always trac-admin <environment> <command>
[06:18:58] <asteroid> <env> ... thx jhammel
[06:19:50] <asteroid> of course, now it works
[06:20:51] <orkam_wrk> We are using Trac as a lightweight PM Software, not for Software development. We'd like to add priorities to Milestones. Now I have found that tickets can easily be customized in the [ticket-custom] section in the trac.ini. Is there something similar with milestones? If yes, are there any docs online (I have not found anything searching).
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[06:22:06] <orkam_wrk> If no: Can this (adding priorities to milestones) be done with built-in options, or would it be neccesary to modify the sourccode?
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[06:24:03] <unlink> is there any way to cause the text in wiki articles to wrap, or to have multiple columns, in order to make it easier to read?
[06:24:34] <orkam_wrk> unlink, to get multiple columns maybe you could use tables?
[06:25:19] <unlink> that's not exactly what i'm looking for
[06:25:34] <unlink> well, if the feature doesn't exist, i suppose i can resize my browser window
[06:25:40] <orkam_wrk> Yea, it's a workaround, not a solution ;)
[06:26:31] <orkam_wrk> Maybe you could use {{{ Preformated text }}}
[06:27:26] <jhammel> unlink: not sure, as I'm not CSS expert, but maybe this (or something similar) can be done via CSS? ::shrug::
[06:28:05] <unlink> i'm not a CSS expert either
[06:28:09] <unlink> *sg
[06:29:00] <unlink> my CSS expert just quit
[06:30:22] <unlink> gr, i hate technical documentation which is written like a speech
[06:35:25] <unlink> is there any support for limiting who can access what ticket?
[06:37:44] <jhammel> unlink: sorta; see http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/trunk/sample-plugins/permissions/vulnerability_tickets.py
[06:38:58] <unlink> thank you
[06:39:39] <jhammel> unlink: its really more a starting point to modify rather than an OOTB solution in most cases, but it works and is a good jumping off point
[06:39:56] <unlink> nod
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[06:45:50] <unlink> $USER is available in reports -- is it available in the wiki in any capacity?
[06:46:32] <unlink> in particular, what i'd like to do is [http://internal-site/u/$USER/ some page]
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[07:00:26] <unlink> it would be interesting to see a graphviz graph of wiki articles
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[07:04:11] <nergalix> is it possible to have a selection box of all "authenticated" users in the "assign to:" field of the "new ticket" page?
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[07:07:08] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: 0.11/TracOnUbuntu edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.11/TracOnUbuntu?version=13>
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[07:10:20] <Lynoure> hello, unfortunately I have another silly problem. I have docutils installed, but on the wiki WikiRestructuredText#BiggerReSTExample does not work (the other parts seem to), but shows the source twice
[07:12:25] <Lynoure> The version of trac I have is 0.11dev-r7213
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[07:14:55] <orkam_wrk> Hmmm, If I can not add a priority to milestones without changing the code, is there a possibility to sort milestones manually (instead of duedate / alphabetical) ?
[07:15:29] <anselmolsm> Hi guys! Is there any way to put the "available projects" list inside a trac wiki page ?
[07:18:00] <doki_pen> anselmolsm: I don't know if a macro exists, but it would be easy to make one
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[07:18:27] <doki_pen> jdolan_!!
[07:18:33] <jdolan_> 8-)
[07:18:44] <jdolan_> i'm about to blog about oforge.
[07:18:46] <jdolan_> brace yourself.
[07:18:48] <doki_pen> nice
[07:19:15] <jdolan_> i haven't been in this channel in years. i used to idle here.
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[07:20:01] <doki_pen> anselmolsm: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/MacroBazaar#ListTracProjects
[07:20:40] <Lynoure> Seems I also have problems with some other RST stuff, hmm.
[07:21:45] <anselmolsm> doki_pen, great!
[07:21:50] <anselmolsm> doki_pen, thanks
[07:22:10] <doki_pen> anselmolsm: np
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[07:24:00] <Lynoure> I've tried googling for this but I don't seem to get anything relevant.
[07:27:45] <Lynoure> Nothing in apache error.log either on why rst would not work
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