btjanes wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Hopefully this is the right place for this post. I come from a company
> where we used SVN across HTTP via Apache, but they would not let us use
> Trac. I have now joined a new company and would like to roll out both SVN
> and Trac. I have Trac up and running and se
Reynier Perez Mira wrote:
> Hi every:
> I'm newbie using Trac. So I need install some plugins such as:
> - Account Manager
> - LDAP
> And some others. Seeing Trac Wiki for LDAP I read this:
>
> Installation ¶
>
> * Build the egg file following the plugin packaging instructions
> * Cop
Phil wrote:
> Like I said that ties you to the OS. If FC8 is released for instance
> and they stop developping SVN for FC7 then you will not get the latest
> updates through yum... which tend to take a long time.
>
> So that is why I like to install from source...
Well, at the very least you can
Chris Howell wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> I see how the configuration works in apache, my question was more...
> inside the actual file
>
> trac.htpasswd
>
> is the format.
>
> Username = Passwd - Such as the case with SVN ? Or is it more complex
> then that ?
It's
username:passwdhash
Unless you k
Chris Howell wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> Ok you've been absolutely traffic in helping me so far. I was wondering
> if anyone could give me an idea of what their password file is formatted
> like for authentication purposes. Also does it matter where this file
> lives ?
You're using Apache, so use
Erik Bray wrote:
> I tried doing it (in Trac 0.11) like this:
>
> wget --save-cookies cookies.txt --keep-session-cookies -O /dev/null
> http://.../newticket
> wget --load-cookies cookies.txt --postdata
> 'field_summary=Test&field_description=Test&field_type=defect&__FORM_TOKEN='`awk
> '$6 ~ /trac
Matthew Gillen wrote:
> Alec Thomas wrote:
>> I think you'll find this is due to the CSRF token included in Trac
>> forms. I'm not sure there's a way around it.
>>
>> On 9/1/07, Ákos Maróy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Matthew Gillen
Alec Thomas wrote:
> I think you'll find this is due to the CSRF token included in Trac
> forms. I'm not sure there's a way around it.
>
> On 9/1/07, Ákos Maróy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>>> Try removing the "
Ákos Maróy wrote:
> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>> You need to get wget to POST the data instead of GETting the form for filling
>> out the ticket. You could use a packet sniffer to see what your browser does
>> when you click "submit" and incorporate that into a 'w
Ákos Maróy wrote:
> I wonder if one can create a new ticket in trac via a simple wget call.
>
> I see that I can set up the ticket form page by issuing request
> parameters, for example:
>
> http://.../newticket?component=some_component&owner=john_doe&priority=critical&summary=Build%20failure
>
Kevin O'Brien wrote:
> On Aug 7, 8:50 am, Matthew Gillen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Kevin O'Brien wrote:
>>> Hello -
>>> We are running a Trac system (version 0.10.4) together with mySQL as
>>> the database backend. Everthing is working gr
Kevin O'Brien wrote:
> Hello -
>
> We are running a Trac system (version 0.10.4) together with mySQL as
> the database backend. Everthing is working great, except for my email
> address. Trac seems to have trouble emailing to addresses with
> apostrophes. What happens is that it sends an email
Ian P. Christian wrote:
> I would like to mirror a couple of trac sites, however I can't find
> any documentation on how to do so. I am already mirroring over the
> SVN repositories, so I have that local.
>
> Can I just rsync over the data? I don't mind the mirror being read
> only (infact, it's
Simon Martin wrote:
>
>
> On Jul 13, 9:33 am, Rainer Sokoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> WFM (IE7, trac 0.11)
>
> Well, IE6 and trac 0.10.4 works not :-/
WFM (IE7, trac 0.10.3.1)
So the trac version doesn't look like it's the issue...
Out of curiosity, how are you doing your external links?
Pekka Järvinen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I Moved trac from GNU/Linux to MS Windows 2003 Server. If I create new
> projects they work fine. Old projects moved from Linux machine gives
> error: "file is encrypted or is not a database". What I've googled it,
> it seems to be related to SQLite. So is there an
tracman wrote:
> hi all,
>
> is there any goo dway for deploying the SVN trunk from a Trac project
> to eg. a remote FTP, network share etc?
> I tried the PlatformDeploymentPlugin
> http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/PlatformDeploymentPlugin
> -- but this is distributed as a Egg file for Python 2.4 -- a
Julie Tittler wrote:
> Is there a way to associate particular repository changesets with
> ticktes?
Yep. It's awesome.
> It would be very helpful to associate changes in the repository
> to particular milestones and bug tickets. I must just be missing it in
> the documentation somewhere.
Ch
Rosalyn Hatcher wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting the following error when I try and login to Trac. It's all been
> working fine, up until today. I've searched Trac tickets but found nothing.
> I'm using Trac 0.10
>
> It affects all Trac projects so I don't understand the error at all. One of
> th
Nils Breunese wrote:
> Christian Boos wrote:
>
>> What probably happens is that there's some kind of binary
>> incompatibility within Apache, another SQLite library is loaded or
>> another module (mod_php5.so?) includes the SQLite objects directly, and
>> the sqlite-3.3.3 library can't be loaded
golson wrote:
> Anyone have any ideas how I can figure this out? I've read the faq's
> and all the 'trouble with' sections but nothing jumps out.Anyone
> have a successfull trac install on RHEL4?
I don't use RHEL4, but this looks a lot like an error I saw a bit ago with
Fedora6. Do you by a
suesy wrote:
> Hi, everyone,
> I used to have a project trac work well with python, but after
>yum update -y
> It doesn't work anymore, and there is an error message: 500
> internal server error. I can't figure out why. I try to setup a new
> trac, but the same problem happened.
>
Matthew Gillen wrote:
> Christian Boos wrote:
>> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>>> ...
>>> "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac/db/sqlite_backend.py", line 160, in
>>> __init__\ntimeout=timeout)
>>> PythonHandler trac.web.modpython_
Christian Boos wrote:
> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>> ...
>> "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/trac/db/sqlite_backend.py", line 160, in
>> __init__\ntimeout=timeout)
>> PythonHandler trac.web.modpython_frontend: SystemError: NULL res
Christian Boos wrote:
> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>> ...
>>
>> You can get the "old" version that (correctly) links against pysqlite3 here:
>> ftp://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/extras/6/i386/trac-0.10.3-1.fc6.noarch.rpm
>>
>
>
As of this morning there's a (somewhat) broken version of trac in FC6 extras.
It's linked against python-sqlite2 instead of sqlite3, so any existing
environment won't work.
The version that's using the old pysqlite is trac-0.10.3.1-1.fc6.noarch.rpm
You can get the "old" version that (correctly)
Dimitri Maziuk wrote:
> Christian Boos wrote:
>> fishy wrote:
>>> ...
>>> So I'm puzzled that is it just wrap a already generated doxygen doc
>>> into trac, or it can automatically generate doxygen doc from the svn
>>> repository?
>>>
>> The former only. The latter would be definitely interesti
Matthew Gillen wrote:
> Nicolas DHOMONT wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> I'm moving my trac+svn system from one server to another.
>>
>> Former server :
>> trac : 0.9.4
>> svn : 1.2.3 (r15833)
>> OS : ? : red hat (I'm not sure)
>>
>&g
Nicolas DHOMONT wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm moving my trac+svn system from one server to another.
>
> Former server :
> trac : 0.9.4
> svn : 1.2.3 (r15833)
> OS : ? : red hat (I'm not sure)
>
> New server :
> trac : 0.10.1 (no other choice or I didn't find how to have the choice)
> svn : 1.3.2 (r1
Rebecca wrote:
> The problem is at the receiving end. Our company uses Exchange.
> Exchange picks up the email from qmail, then takes a look at it and
> decides it doesn't like it, so delivers it to the email administrator
> (Exchange's version of postmaster) instead of the person it was
> suppose
Leandro Conde wrote:
>> Once it's in the trac-post-commit-hook.py, it shouldn't need to interact with
>> the subversion repo, so the size of the repo shouldn't matter.
>
> Yes, thats right ... I'm using the pre-commit-hook also, and it didn't
> have the same problem. Seems it has something to do
Leandro Conde wrote:
> Hi Trac people,
>
> I've been using Trac for a while now, and I'm beginning to have a
> serious problem.
>
> I'm using Trac 10.1, I didn't been able to upgrade yet, due to lack of
> spare time ... too much work and pressure to finish some of it really
> NOW. So, I asking t
rjcarr wrote:
> At my work we typically use RHEL and the current release is 4. RHN
> doesn't offer trac in RHEL 4, but I think RHEL 5 is coming out soon,
> and I'm wondering if trac will be available from RHN then?
>
> I know I can manually install RPMs and even use alternative package
> reposit
Rick Bradshaw wrote:
Here is the config on the working server. sarge with trac 0.9.6 and
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^/$ http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects
RewriteRule ^/projects/+$ /projects/index.html [L]
RewriteCond /www/trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/$1 -d
RewriteRule ^/projects/(.*)(/?.*) /
David Abrahams wrote:
Matthew Gillen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David Abrahams wrote:
One of my users complained (bitterly) that when he arrives,
unauthenticated, at his Trac, instead of being directed to a "login"
screen he gets a cryptic message about not having the rig
David Abrahams wrote:
One of my users complained (bitterly) that when he arrives,
unauthenticated, at his Trac, instead of being directed to a "login"
screen he gets a cryptic message about not having the right privileges
to view the page. I know he should just get over it, but I have to
admi
There a couple reasons you'd need to run the script outside of the normal SVN
hooks location. One reason is that he made commits before installing the hook
and wants Trac to recognize that.
Richard Matsunaga wrote:
I'm a little confused by what you have done.
To enable the SVN hooks, you rea
ying lcs wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to get the 'trac-post-commit-hook' to work. When I 'svn
commit' I already put 'Fix #4...' in my commit message:
export TRAC_ENV=/srv/svn/tracenv
$ ~/src/trac-0.10.3/contrib/trac-post-commit-hook -u yinglcs -m 'Fix
standalone mode' -s http://localhost/tracproj
...
You last post seemed quick... I don't know if there's something weird going on.
Matt
> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>> He means that instead of this:
>>
>> AuthType Basic
>> ...
>>
>>
>> You instead do this:
>>
>> Auth
He means that instead of this:
AuthType Basic
...
You instead do this:
AuthType Basic
...
Then they have to login before they even get to the front page.
Jen wrote:
> Manu,
>
> Would you mind explaining how that is done? I'd like to do the same
> for our team so they don't have to
David Herman wrote:
>
> Our Trac install is using PAM for controlling access. We are just in
> the roll out phase so we added another user, gave that user TRAC_ADMIN
> permissions but they don't show up in the Assign to: select (we have
> restrict owner set to true). We have restarted apache an
David Herman wrote:
>
> I know I can add restrict_owner = true to get a select list for the
> Owner of a ticket, but how about CC?
I think the problem is that the CC isn't a single entry, but a list. It would
require some effort to implement that properly as a (set of) drop-down boxes.
Matt
-
Christian Boos wrote:
> On Windows, Trac can be interfaced quite nicely with TortoiseSVN, which
> provides support for `svn:` links.
> If you write a svn:/// link in your Wiki and you have
> TortoiseSVN installed, it will open the browser at that location.
> If the URL is something link
> tsvn:
Vassilis Rizopoulos wrote:
> I will repeat this, as I also posted a Ticket and the comment is, it
> should be asked first in the list:
>
> Installation of mod_python 3.2.10/ Python 2.3.5/Apache 2.0.59/Subversion
> 1.4.0 on Windows
>
> Apache Configuration is
>
>
>AuthType Basic
>Auth
Matthew Gillen wrote:
> Mike wrote:
>> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>>> site up for my project, that's it. I leverage my department's sys-admins by
>>> using (via mod_pam) the user-database that they have to maintain anyway (on
>>> their own budget). etc,
Mike wrote:
>
> Matthew Gillen wrote:
>> site up for my project, that's it. I leverage my department's sys-admins by
>> using (via mod_pam) the user-database that they have to maintain anyway (on
>> their own budget). etc, etc.
>>
> Do you have a rec
Bobbysmith007 wrote:
> I would assume that none of these is the case in that it was a working
> setup before apache was upgraded. I verified the file exists in that
> location and it is read writable by www-data . Does apache2.2 run as a
> user other than www-data?
Depends on your distro. It's
Bobbysmith007 wrote:
> I had been using apache 2.0 but when I most recently apt-get upgraded,
> I was moved to Apache2.2.3. I cannot seem to get authentication to
> work and after reading all of the other tickets and posts related to
> this problem, I know I must have something in the config mess
James Mohr wrote:
> There are enough open source projects with there own authentication, so you
> would not be re-inventing the wheel. Further, most of the problems lie not in
> the authentication mechanism, but failures in the rest of the code (i.e. SQL
> injection, assuming that if particular
Sell, Christian (external) wrote:
> I dont understand why the speed would be awful. Every other tool I know that
> does a similar job uses remote protocols, and I havent encountered any
> serious problems.
Like what? ViewCVS (now ViewVC)? That tool requires the repository to be
local.
> I thi
WolfpakZ wrote:
> I'm trying to move Trac projects from one machine (FC5) to another
> (CentOS 4.3) and I'm experiencing the following error on the new
> machine:
>
> PythonHandler trac.web.modpython_frontend: DatabaseError: unsupported
> file format
> ...
> I'm at a loss. If anyone might be able
Jeff,
I don't think you fully understood Jason's suggestion. Trac would pass off
the email to a *local* mail server and be done with it. Trac would be free
to do other processing. Meanwhile, mail servers (and SMTP) are specifically
built to handle intermittent connections. So let the local mai
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