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June 22, 2008

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[00:06:53] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #7364 (Integrate scrumworks) created <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/7364>
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[00:49:57] <aat> robvdl: yes it can
[00:50:09] <aat> there are extensive docs about it in fact, on the mod_wsgi site
[00:51:04] <robvdl> oh cool
[00:58:41] <guardian> i have attachemenst in form of html documents on a private trac, no anonymous user. is there a way to get these attachments rendered when clicked instead of displaying the html source ?
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[01:13:18] <asmodai> coderanger: hah, cool
[01:13:49] <asmodai> coderanger: Beautiful die. :)
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[02:59:33] <Blackhex> hello everyone
[03:00:11] <coderanger_> haldo
[03:01:14] <coderanger_> guardian: Not easily. You could make a stub previewrenderer that does it I guess
[03:05:17] <asmodai> coderanger: but hey
[03:05:49] <coderanger_> hmm?
[03:08:16] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Ticket #7363 (install ebox-dhcp on ubuntu 8.04 gave 'Can't locate ...) closed <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/7363#comment:1>
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[03:42:51] <aat> hi
[03:43:10] <Blackhex> hi alec
[03:43:24] <aat> heya blackhex, how goes it?
[03:43:39] <Blackhex> I've recently graduated :-)
[03:43:45] <aat> nice!
[03:43:55] <aat> congratulations
[03:44:01] <Blackhex> thanks
[03:44:24] <Blackhex> now I'l have little more time for Trac plugins :-)
[03:44:34] <aat> sweet!
[03:44:39] <aat> until you have to get a job? :)
[03:44:58] <Blackhex> no, I'm going to Ph. D. study
[03:45:09] <aat> aah
[03:45:17] <aat> avoiding the job even longer
[03:45:20] <aat> excellent
[03:45:40] <Blackhex> you know, I'm not keen go work on windows
[03:46:16] <Blackhex> and I like science and teaching too
[03:47:18] <quabbles> hi there. is there a known way to use the trac syntax parser without python, e.g. via a shellscript like pygmentize? i like this syntax very much and want to use it in other projects, but unfortunately they're all ruby and java and i dont know much python..
[03:50:02] <aat> there's some "open" wiki syntax that is very similar to trac's iirc
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[03:51:14] <quabbles> ah, this would be fine too :) do you have any guess how its called or can be found?
[03:52:21] <aat> i can't recall unfortunately
[03:52:38] <coderanger_> creole?
[03:52:49] <aat> that sounds vaguely right
[03:53:10] <aat> yeah that's the one
[03:53:11] <coderanger_> it is largely isomorphic, but different in the specifics
[03:53:42] <coderanger_> quabbles: There is always jython ;-)
[03:54:17] <coderanger_> or just find a parser framework and copy our syntax
[03:54:40] <aat> creole has parsers in java, js, perl and python apparently
[03:54:48] <coderanger_> the basics aren't too hard, the tricky parts are things like macros and the modular formatter stuffs
[03:55:05] <coderanger_> (which you would need to redo anyway)
[03:55:18] <coderanger_> but yeah, wiki creole is close
[03:58:41] <quabbles> coderanger, yes, think youre right.. its just that i dont know much about parsers, lexers, etc, but maybe its worth to look for a framework that takes much of the hard work..
[03:59:32] <coderanger_> quabbles: Basically every language ever has a lex+yacc clone
[03:59:56] <Blackhex> anyone of you desperately waiting for Neo FreeRunner like me? :-)
[04:00:43] <quabbles> coderanger, sure, but one must be able to use it too :) will get an interesting experience for me this afternoon i thing :)
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[04:13:20] <aat> i've not heard of neo freerunner
[04:13:28] <Blackhex> openmoko?
[04:13:44] <aat> yes
[04:13:56] <Blackhex> it's a new hardware for it
[04:14:34] <aat> aah
[04:14:37] <Blackhex> similar to neo 1973 but with better hardware
[04:14:52] <Blackhex> and for final market
[04:15:32] <coderanger_> I've only ever seen an openmoko unit once, and it was in pieces
[04:15:53] <Blackhex> coderanger_: why that?
[04:16:19] <coderanger_> because a bunch of the staff at OLPC hacked on openmoko in the spare time
[04:16:45] <coderanger_> I think that one in particular was broken down because richard was hacking on the firmware
[04:16:45] <Blackhex> xo on neo ?
[04:17:22] <coderanger_> no, unrelated projects
[04:18:13] <Blackhex> I've recently tried xo in qemu, and I think i has a potential to be used even on x86 for children education
[04:19:06] <coderanger_> You mean Sugar, and yes
[04:19:33] <Blackhex> yes, I thought that sugar is slang name for distribution and xo is official
[04:19:41] <coderanger_> sugarlabs is supposed to be splitting out the XO/OLPC specific bits so sugar can run on stock linkux
[04:19:58] <coderanger_> Sugar is the GUI stack project
[04:20:07] <coderanger_> the software itself is now called sucrose
[04:20:12] <Blackhex> :-)
[04:20:22] <Blackhex> It's complicated
[04:20:23] <coderanger_> XO (specifically XO-1) is the name of the hardware
[04:21:09] <coderanger_> I should probably make sure I can log in to whatever server sugarlabs ended up using
[04:25:23] <lisppaste5> olistudent pasted "sql error" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/62649
[04:25:28] <olistudent> Hi.
[04:25:39] <olistudent> Do I have to worry about this errors?
[04:26:00] <olistudent> I can't find information how session management is handeled by trac.
[04:27:37] <coderanger_> What are you trying to do
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[04:28:35] <olistudent> I'm trying nothing. This errors are in my trac.log and I want to know if I have to pay attention to them.
[04:29:57] <olistudent> I set PURGE_AGE to one day like you advised me but there are many authenticatd=0 users in session table. Too many I think.
[04:30:15] <coderanger_> Well it shouldn't be possible to get sid collisions unless you did silly things or you get a hash collision
[04:30:23] <coderanger_> olistudent: How many?
[04:30:35] <coderanger_> SELECT count(*) FROM session WHERE authenticated=0;
[04:31:26] <jborg> Is this the same problem?: http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/3563
[04:32:16] <olistudent> 880 sets. But we don't have many users.
[04:34:03] <coderanger_> olistudent: 800 is nothing, I wouldn't worry about it
[04:35:18] <coderanger_> dev.laptop.org currently has 21k anonymous sessions out of 22.5k total
[04:36:04] <olistudent> This PURGE_AGE is only for non authenticated sessions? Authenticated sessions aren't deleted?
[04:36:07] <coderanger_> I mean a hash collision is always possible, and I think I've seen one verified case of that happening
[04:36:12] <coderanger_> olistudent: Correct
[04:36:23] <coderanger_> olistudent: authenticated sessions need to be persistent
[04:38:34] <olistudent> Can I delete this session table without any problems? Just to see if we have errors in out db. We moved from sqlite to postgresql. Perhaps there went something wrong.
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[04:47:30] <coderanger_> olistudent: You can delete all non-authenticated sessions certainly
[04:48:24] <olistudent> 20 minutes ago it happend again.
[04:49:40] <olistudent> and the other ones? need the users to authenticate themself again at the next call?
[04:49:47] <jborg> olistudent: Are you using debian?
[04:50:17] <olistudent> The postgresql is not on the same host as trac. Which one do you mean?
[04:51:29] <jborg> on the web server
[04:53:08] <olistudent> Trac is running on debian, postgresql on suse linux
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[04:53:23] <jborg> Then it might be this problem: http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/2570
[04:55:34] <olistudent> I'm running r7198. Shouldn't this problem be fixed there?
[04:56:22] <jborg> yeah, then it must be something else
[04:56:41] <olistudent> I looked at session table. All sessions for non authenticated users aren't older than one day. And I saw that autenticated users have their username as session_id.
[04:58:44] <coderanger_> sounds correct
[04:59:09] <olistudent> Okay. And where do this collisons come from? :-)
[05:00:24] <olistudent> I saw a similar error from session_attribute.
[05:01:14] <coderanger_> we generate random keys to use as the sid for anonymous sessions, it is theoretically possible for two people to be given the same key
[05:01:31] <coderanger_> this would probably make things sad
[05:01:50] <guardian> coderanger: oh i was more looking into an on/off option :) (about the visualization of html attachments)
[05:01:55] <olistudent> I have understood this. But this shouldn't happen so often with 800 entries.
[05:01:57] <coderanger_> but the chances of that happening within 800 sessions is so low that I would consider evil CPU gremlins before that
[05:02:03] <coderanger_> guardian: Nope
[05:02:23] <coderanger_> guardian: For 0.11 we added the /export handler, but that only works for the browser I think
[05:02:37] <coderanger_> guardian: double check that though, it might work with attachments too
[05:02:44] <guardian> thx
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[05:39:21] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Changeset [7227]: 0.10-stable: Updating release notes and changelog. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7227> || Changeset [7226]: Merging r7225 from 0.11-stable. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7226> || Changeset [7225]: 0.11-stable: Fixing a cross-site redirection vulnerability in the ... <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7225> || Changeset [7224]: 0.10-stable: Fixing a cross-site redirection vulnerability in the ... <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7224>
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[05:55:58] <guardian> coderanger: what do you mean by /export handler ? adding "/export" at the end of an url pointing to a file when browsing source ?
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[06:09:36] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Changeset [7229]: 0.10-stable: Fixed version number in WikiStart. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7229> || Changeset [7228]: 0.10-stable: Preparing for release. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7228>
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[06:28:20] <jborg_> gah, virtualbox crashed my laptop :(
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[06:31:23] <jborg> As you probably have noticed from above Trac 0.10.5 will be released today to fix two security issues
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[06:39:52] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: SeaChange/WhatUsersWant edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/SeaChange/WhatUsersWant?version=2>
[06:45:37] <Blackhex> do you know any other visual python debugger than winpdb?
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[07:05:00] <cboos> hello
[07:05:01] <jborg> hey cboos
[07:05:08] <cboos> anything left to be done ;-) ?
[07:05:23] <jborg> yeah, I haven't started with 0.11 yet
[07:05:38] <cboos> Ok, I'm trying to test 0.10.5, but looks like there's no tracd script
[07:05:58] <cboos> but I forgot if there's one supposed to be there for 0.10.x
[07:06:02] <cboos> (on Windows)
[07:06:13] <jborg> dunno, never tested it before
[07:06:25] <jborg> I just used "python scripts\tracd ..."
[07:06:53] <cboos> Ok, I have some 0.11dev left over scripts there, will retry the install after removing them
[07:07:40] <jborg> I just built the binary using "python setup.py bdist_wininst"
[07:09:12] <cboos> ok, it simply installs Scripts/tracd, no tracd.exe of course
[07:09:19] <cboos> all seems normal, trying it...
[07:10:05] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: TracDownload edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDownload?version=76> || Milestone 0.10.5 completed <http://trac.edgewall.org/milestone/0.10.5>
[07:11:48] <jborg> I tested tracd myself a bit and it seems to work as expected (After I downloaded some random binary from the internet for python2.5 clearsilver support)
[07:12:12] <cboos> ha, that exists now ;-) cool
[07:12:22] <cboos> yeah, I'm always testing with python 2.4
[07:12:40] <cboos> btw, too bad you closed 0.10.5 without upgrading first to 7216 (the milestone completed date is 0:00)
[07:12:45] <jborg> http://knowlog.blogspot.com/2007/04/clearsilver-0104-with-python-25-win32.html
[07:13:11] <cboos> thanks
[07:17:41] <jborg> so, are you getting it to work?
[07:17:50] <cboos> yes, it seems it's doing fine
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[07:19:40] <cboos> the search: fix is OK
[07:20:57] <cboos> I've seen you have created a 0.10.6, do you have a plan for 0.11.x as well?
[07:22:03] <jborg> hmm, what do you mean?
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[07:22:24] <cboos> I think it would be good to create a 0.11.2 (or 0.11.x) milestone for all the tickets currently planned for 0.11.1, and then that we selectively move to 0.11.1 what really needs fixing soon
[07:22:49] <cboos> (using the usual close / retarget trick)
[07:23:22] <cboos> moving individually the 0.11.1 to a more appropriate ticket is not doable IMO
[07:23:33] <cboos> more appropriate milestone I meant
[07:23:34] <jborg> ah, I see. I haven't really thought about that
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[07:24:14] <cboos> we have close to 200 tickets for 0.11.1 now, half of them enhancement requests
[07:24:34] <jborg> yeah, I guess we can move all open 0.11 tickets directly to 0.11.2/x
[07:25:15] <jborg> sorry, I mean 0.11 -> 0.11.1 and 0.11.1 to 0.11.x
[07:25:57] <cboos> yes, something like that. It would be good to be able to narrow quickly the potential new issues found in the to-be-released 0.11,
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[07:27:17] <cboos> ok, so now for 0.11 itself, do you want me to build the installer on Windows?
[07:28:36] <jborg> yeah sure if you have time
[07:28:50] <jborg> but there are a few changes left to do first
[07:29:20] <jborg> I guess you could deal with the moving tickets part until I'm ready.
[07:29:59] <jborg> btw, it should probably be in this order: 0.11.1=> 0.11.x and then 0.11=>0.11.1
[07:30:08] <cboos> ok, can do that - do we do 0.11->0.11.1 first then 0.11.1->0.11.2 in order to re-start with a "clean" 0.11.1
[07:30:09] <cboos> ...
[07:30:17] <cboos> yeah, or as you proposed.
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[07:31:40] <jborg> dunno, there aren't that many open tickets on 0.11 anyway
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[07:40:21] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Changeset [7232]: 0.11-stable: updating release note and changelog. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7232> || Ticket #2635 (wiki link to go to wiki differences) closed <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/2635#comment:17> || Ticket #7365 (Safari and under the {{{#!html }}}) created <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/7365> || Changeset [7231]: 0.10-stable: Bumping version number. <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7231> || Changeset [7230]: Tagging trac-0.10.5 <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7230>
[07:41:48] <jborg> cboos: ok, I think I've committed all I was planning to do so you can start building the win32 binary if you like
[07:41:57] <cboos> fine
[07:42:16] <cboos> I did the milestone retargeting as well.
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[07:44:04] <Static> hi
[07:44:07] <cboos> Jonas, there's also another kind of "reset" I'd like to make -> concerning the component owner. I'd like to set them all to "none". I see two good reasons for this. For one, it reflects reality as I want to disengage myself a bit and beside me, no other assigned owner was really acting as an owner anyway. Second, this could enable us to do a more effective triaging: an issue is "orphaned"...
[07:44:08] <cboos> ...and not considered until someone takes ownership.
[07:48:28] <Static> Hi, I 'apt-get' trac, apache2, mod-python, mod-fcgid, libapache2-svn, subversion-tools, python-docutils. Now i need to initialize a trac environment and create a virual apache site if im right. Tried to do this using the wiki, but the page is out of date. Could i get some support on this? (ps. im on a debian machine)
[07:48:52] <Static> (outofdate page link: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnDebian)
[07:49:00] <cboos> try TracInstall
[07:49:05] <cboos> @wiki TracInstall
[07:49:05] <evil_twin> cboos: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall
[07:49:26] <Static> found it. Ill check.
[07:50:49] <jborg> cboos: yeah sounds reasonable. If somebody really wants (and is able to) they can request to be the default owner for a certain component
[07:51:07] <Static> trac-admin /path/to/myproject initenv
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[07:51:19] <Static> should i make the path to apache www folder
[07:51:26] <cboos> jonas: perfect!
[07:51:32] <cboos> oh, just found a glitch in INSTALL
[07:52:05] <jborg> the genshi version number?
[07:52:09] <cboos> yeah,
[07:52:13] <cboos> fixing it
[07:53:59] <cboos> done
[07:54:04] <Static> For the svn path, do i just create a new folder or do i need to build the svn folder a different way?
[07:54:32] <cboos> Static: you have to create the repository outside of Trac, using the svnadmin tool
[07:54:55] <cboos> this will take care of creating the folder (take care to use a /different/ folder than the one for your trac environment)
[07:55:28] <cboos> (see http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracEnvironment#SourceCodeRepository)
[07:55:33] <Static> okey thanks. Are their default places/paths for trac and svn?
[07:55:40] <Static> (im already reading that link ;) )
[07:55:57] <cboos> no, do it as you like
[07:56:07] <Static> okey, ill try.
[07:56:19] <cboos> on Linux, I usually use /srv/svn/<svn repos> and /srv/trac/<trac envs>
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[07:56:55] <cboos> good morning Eli ;-)
[08:01:11] <jborg> cboos: have you tested it on windows?
[08:01:27] <cboos> not yet
[08:01:50] <jborg> I've tested it a bit now on os x and it seems to work as expected (tracd)
[08:02:16] <cboos> (just built the installer - testing now)
[08:07:34] <cboos> hm... pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: Trac==0.11 ... troubleshooting
[08:08:41] <cboos> annoying, that was because of an old Genshi install
[08:09:02] <cboos> after an "easy_install Genshi", tracd.exe now worked
[08:09:15] <cboos> the error message is somewhat misleading
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[08:10:27] <Static> K, sorry for the next question. Used tracd to test my new environment. Returns error: SubversionException :('No such revision '), 160006). I need to create a revision right? (new to svn, how do i do this?)
[08:10:30] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: Changeset [7235]: fixing typo in previous commit <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7235> || Changeset [7234]: Genshi 0.5 is required since r7191 <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7234> || Changeset [7233]: 0.11-stable: Preparing for release <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/7233>
[08:13:52] <cboos> ok, Trac 0.11 on Windows survived my 5 minutes superficial testing ;-)
[08:14:17] <cboos> stamping it as "good for release" :-)
[08:15:07] <cboos> I'll add a caveat on TracOnWindows about the potential update problem with Genshi
[08:19:47] <jborg> ah good, have you uploaded it?
[08:19:57] <cboos> not yet
[08:20:21] <cboos> finishing TracOnWindows update first - got the Genshi installer links wrong
[08:20:31] <cboos> (and there's none for 2.3 afaict)
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[08:23:39] <cboos> cboos@cblaptop:/C/Workspace/src/trac/repos/0.11-stable
[08:23:40] <cboos> $ md5sum.exe dist/Trac-0.11.win32.exe
[08:23:42] <cboos> f4dbf19ca457c0421ead5789268b926b *dist/Trac-0.11.win32.exe
[08:23:43] <cboos> cboos@cblaptop:/C/Workspace/src/trac/repos/0.11-stable
[08:23:45] <cboos> $ md5sum.exe dist/Trac-0.11.zip
[08:23:46] <cboos> e077f0b34abcc933437d9078203feecc *dist/Trac-0.11.zip
[08:23:56] <cboos> (now uploaded in incoming)
[08:26:35] <asmodai> There's for 2.3.
[08:26:43] <jborg> thanks, I'll update TracDownload
[08:26:55] * asmodai created them for Windows.
[08:27:15] <cboos> asmodai: link?
[08:27:19] <cboos> (and hi, btw ;-) )
[08:27:27] <asmodai> it should be up for easy_install
[08:27:38] <asmodai> I handed them off to cmlenz back when 0.5 got released
[08:28:19] <cboos> yeah, but ftp.edgewall.org doesn't seem to have it
[08:28:37] <cboos> (http://ftp.edgewall.com/pub/genshi)
[08:29:16] <asmodai> Crap
[08:29:25] <asmodai> I need to talk to cmlenz
[08:29:38] <asmodai> This is NOT what I'd like to see:
[08:29:38] <asmodai> Reading http://genshi.edgewall.org/wiki/Download
[08:29:38] <asmodai> Best match: Genshi 0.6dev
[08:30:29] <asmodai> crap, looks like he didn't put the egg there
[08:30:53] <asmodai> Genshi-0.5-py2.3-win32.egg
[08:30:58] <asmodai> I have a copy here
[08:31:11] <asmodai> good thing I didn't throw it away
[08:31:54] <asmodai> cboos / jborg : http://www.in-nomine.org/~asmodai/Genshi-0.5-py2.3-win32.egg
[08:32:19] <jborg> asmodai: I can add it to the ftp server
[08:32:22] <cboos> (an installer would be handy as well)
[08:32:35] <asmodai> cboos: bdist_wininst?
[08:32:40] <cboos> yeah
[08:32:53] <cboos> I can't do it, as I don't have msvc6 anymore
[08:33:26] <asmodai> Genshi-0.5.win32-py2.3.exe good enough?
[08:33:46] <cboos> looks like ;-)
[08:34:02] <cboos> I could have a try
[08:34:12] <asmodai> cboos / jborg : http://www.in-nomine.org/~asmodai/Genshi-0.5.win32-py2.3.exe
[08:35:12] <asmodai> link might be a bit congested
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[08:36:52] <cboos> yes, it's a fine one
[08:37:11] <cboos> jonas, please upload it
[08:37:40] * tobias__ is now known as tobias
[08:38:59] * asmodai eyes his VS 6/2003/2005/2008 installs
[08:39:14] <jborg> cboos, asmodai: the files are on the server now, please update the wiki page
[08:39:39] <cboos> asmodai: how's 2008, any new big surprise?
[08:39:59] <cboos> (like the manifests were in 2005)
[08:40:32] <asmodai> Depends on what you want to with it
[08:40:35] <evil_twin> New news from t.e.o: TracOnWindows edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnWindows?version=244> || TracDownload edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDownload?version=77> || TracOnWindows edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnWindows?version=243> || TracOnWindows edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnWindows?version=242> || TracOnWindows edited <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnWindows?version=241>
[08:40:40] <asmodai> cboos: can you update. Nature calls. :D
[08:40:43] <asmodai> brb
[08:41:03] <cboos> asmodai: C++ development mainly
[08:42:32] <cboos> jonas: done
[08:44:46] <cboos> wooo, trac 0.11 on Python 2.3 !!
[08:44:52] <cboos> seems to work fine even ;-)
[08:45:25] <asmodai> cboos: Mmm, no idea, do too little C++
[08:45:35] <asmodai> I had it for C# for my previous job
[08:46:30] <cboos> ok, guys, seems everything is fine for 0.11 - I'll move some more selected 0.11.2 tickets to 0.11.1 next week.
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[08:47:10] <cboos> Now I have to spend some time with the kids ... they've been patient for 2/3 hours already (well, more or less patient ;-) )
[08:47:16] <cboos> bye!
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[08:48:14] <Tauras> hello can anyone help me with trac plugins?
[08:48:45] <Tauras> I try to install webadmin and xmlrpc
[08:48:58] * jborg changes topic to "http://trac.edgewall.org/ | http://trac-hacks.org/ | Latest version - 0.11 | Unofficial logs - http://pacopablo.com/irclogs | Pastebin - http://paste.lisp.org/new/trac"
[08:49:05] <jborg> yay!
[08:49:15] <jborg> that didn't take too long did it? ;-)
[08:49:26] <Tauras> the log says plugins are loaded, but I dont have Admin menu
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[08:55:28] <coderanger_> Do I see a release announcement in my inbox?
[08:55:31] <coderanger_> gotta be a joke :)
[08:56:35] <coderanger_> jborg: You handling the pypi uploads?
[08:58:07] <jborg> I can, but please go ahead if you like. I have a ton of other things to do right now :)
[08:58:13] <coderanger_> will do
[08:58:20] <coderanger_> I have scripts setup for it anyway
[08:58:41] <jborg> But I just tested "easy_install Trac==0.11" and it seems to work already
[08:58:54] <coderanger_> Yes, it looks at TracDownload
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[08:59:10] <coderanger_> just slightly easier to have the dist files up on pypi too
[08:59:16] <jborg> ok
[09:00:16] <asmodai> jborg: btw:
[09:00:21] <asmodai> Genshi-0.5-py2.3-win32.egg 22b2e2866d893e64e44ad1115f93bc32
[09:00:31] <asmodai> Genshi-0.5.win32-py2.3.exe 83c1731a95a7b9ee6c5a4fcb7475b623
[09:00:35] <asmodai> the md5s
[09:00:44] <jborg> ah, I forgot the md5s
[09:00:50] * retracile__ is now known as retracile
[09:01:04] * asmodai edits http://genshi.edgewall.org/wiki/Download
[09:01:18] <asmodai> feck, belay that
[09:01:21] <asmodai> don't have edit rights
[09:02:24] <retracile> So... Abby threw up on the road to church, so I'm at home this morning. So, where are we in the release process?
[09:02:25] <coderanger_> Did we fix the thing where easy_install was pulling in genshi 0.6dev
[09:02:47] <jborg> asmodai: done
[09:02:56] <asmodai> coderanger_: no
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