[Trac] Shared login for multiple projects

[Volker Kuhlmann]

Like many others I have set up multiple trac projects, which works well 
and was easy to do thanks to the good documentation. Sharing an htdigest 
file between all the projects is also easy, although one still has to 
click the login link for each project. With the Account Manager plugin 
user administration is good, and form-based authentication is better 
than browser-based, but one has to login into each project separately.

Is there a way to log into all projects at once, so to speak? With or 
without the Account Manager plugin. Searching for it doesn't find me 
anything.

Thanks for any pointers,

Volker

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[Trac] Re: Upgrade from 0.10.3 to 0.11 SuSE 10.2 RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded in cmp

[Volker Kuhlmann]

Lantzvillian wrote:

 My task for this week was to do what I thought would be a comparably
 simple upgrade for Trac since noone had been doing it previously.
 First problem might be that this is SuSE, but more importantly
 something broke terribly and I'd be glad for any help or suggestions.

I can't help with the upgrade since I only just started using trac, but
I made rpms for trac, genshi, and sqlitebrowser:

http://volker.top.geek.nz/soft/rpm/suse10.3/

As you are on openSUSE 10.2 you'll want to grab the source rpms and
remake the binary packages.

You'll also need the python-pygments rpm from the SUSE build service. I
made new rpms because there are only good rpms for old trac versions
there. There isn't anything uptodate, and the rpms for the newer trac
versions in the build service are shoddily made.

I would be careful with copying the sqlite db file across different
sqlite versions. If there is any trouble, the approach of

echo .dump | sqlite

and reloading that into an empty db should work.

I am feeling certain that there is nothing specific to openSUSE with
regards to trac. Make sure you remove all your old trac's crud, and that
you install the new one correctly. If your problem is caused by the new
trac choking on the old one's data, someone else will need to help.

Have fun :)

Volker

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