Andre Steenveld sr wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just a short resume of what I have tested. (To conclude this thread)
>
> IE7 behavior which allow to use two different accounts to login in two
> windows
> (not in two tabs) is IE7 specific and is no longer supported by IE8 or other
> types of browsers.
>
>
Remy Blank wrote:
> David Brown wrote:
>> I'd like a
>> wiki link that goes straight to the "downloading" (or "Download in
>> original format") link.
>
> You can use:
>
> [export:/docs/manual.pdf]
>
Many thanks! I don't
Hi,
Is there any way to make a wiki link directly to the head version of a
file in the subversion repository? For example, I've got some pdf files
in an svn directory. If I make a wiki link such as
source:/docs/manual.pdf, this takes me to a TracBrowser page with links
to the relevant chang
s working nicely.
I see there is also a "VirtualTicketPermissions" plugin, which seems to
do almost the same thing as "PrivateTickets". Have you any ideas about
the differences?
mvh.,
David
> On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 7:51 AM, David Brown wrote:
>> Is it pos
Yes, that solved my problem. Many thanks!
mvh.,
David
> On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 7:51 AM, David Brown wrote:
>>
>> I've got trac 0.11.1 installed (since that's the current Debian
>> version), though I can update that if needed.
>>
>> I've been trying
I've got trac 0.11.1 installed (since that's the current Debian
version), though I can update that if needed.
I've been trying to set up a trac server with different sets of
permissions for different groups of people. For example, I have a group
"manager" who are allowed to view, create and mod
Is it possible to limit access to different parts of a wiki to different
users (or groups of users)?
What about tickets - can they be limited to different users? Ideally,
I'd like general users to be able to create tickets and then view the
ticket and its history, and also add comments to the ti
Jani Tiainen wrote:
> David Brown kirjoitti:
>> For those of you who feel it is hard getting trac (or any other
>> software) running, may I give a brief recommendation of the way I did it
>> (at least, for those starting from scratch)?
>
> Very good advice...
>
&
For those of you who feel it is hard getting trac (or any other
software) running, may I give a brief recommendation of the way I did it
(at least, for those starting from scratch)?
Install a fairly minimal Linux system (I used a 64-bit debian server
installation, with no non-essential package
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Currently, I'm working through the painful process of configuring
> Authentication via MS Active Directory, but I have a question about
> Trac logins in general.
>
> Is there anyway to automatically log someone into a project provided
> they are allowed to see it in the
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