On Jun 12, 12:12 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks to the Trac docs, and this groups archive..I managed to get the
> following running, and though I would share:
>
> Apache 2.2
> Subversion 1.4.6
> Python 2.5
> Trac 0.11
>
> (note: haven't set up subversion server yet, but will follow up on
> that)
> On windows server
> WITH windows authentication.
> mutli-project setup
>
> Gotcha's, must have the version of subversion, AND the subverison
> bindings for python built AGAINTS apache 2.2. I migrated from other
> environment, and missed that step. how to tell? trac-admin initenv
> just sort of dies, no trace back, error, or success result -
> subversion bindings.
>
> however...I have one miss...
>
> while I am authenticated against the windows domain, I don't have
> admin rights, despite giving myself admin rights. I added myself
> twice just to be sure, once as loginID and onces as MyDomain\loginID.
>
> I do get logged in, logged in as MyDomain\loginID shows on trac page.
> Curiously, trac persmissions list me as MyDomain\\loginID I suspect
> this has something to do with it, any suggestions?
>
> anyway, here is the list of what I didn/needed:
> -Installed python 2.5.2 with windows installer
> -installed easy_install windows installer (might not of needed, I
> forgot if 2.5 has easy_install in main distro)
> -Subversion 1.4.6 built against apache 2.2 (how to tell, look in the
> subversion\bin directory, if you have ibapr-1.dll your good, if you
> have ibapr.dll, its for apached 2.0. This same check can be used for
> the libsvn python bindings under the site-packages\libsvn location.
> -Subverision python bindings built against apache2.2
> *note, when I tried to navigate to the apache2.2 subversion files from
> tigris.org, it bonked, round the link in the group
> here...http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=81...
> -trac 0.11b2
> -PySQLlite windows binaries (technically not needed again for 2.5)
> -windows binaries from zip of pysqlite, and the pysqllite explorer
> tool (for my own use, but handy)
> -genshi 4.4
> mod_python for python 2.5
> Apache 2.2
> mod_auth_sspi_1.0.4
> TortiseSVN was helpful
>
> Some of this might be overkill, but it worked. I followd the
> TracOnWindows/Advanced and the TracModPython instructions linked from
> there.
>
> in case anyone cares. I also just say a thread on this group about
> process issues with mod python
> here:http://groups.google.com/group/trac-users/browse_thread/thread/4cf659...
> haven't seen the issue yet, but ...
>
> anyway, if anyone has any tips on my permissions issues, please let me
> know.
>
> I have NOT created any kind of auth file, etc. I just used windows
> authentication, not sure if that makes a difference.
>
> Cheers! btw, thanks to all in the group, and those that have
> documented all these processes to date, aside from some self-inflicted
> wounds, it went' rather smoothly.
found it. I added the user permissions all on the command line,
resulting in the double backslash (I know better on this one too).
solution is to add permission via the trac-admin console.
Later
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