Anyone looked into possibly running Trac <http://www.edgewall.com/trac/ <http://www.edgewall.com/trac/>> on the Freenet SVN repository for changeset timeline and source browsing features?
Trac's mission: "*to help developers write great software* while *staying out of the way*". It's got a lot of features that Freenet already covers elsewhere, so I would recommend disabling them by removing access to them from the anonymous view (the only one needed). The OpenTTD guys use it <http://svn.openttd.org/cgi-bin/trac.cgi/timeline> in the context I suggest (bug tracking by other software, for example) and the changeset timeline and browsing is what I find myself repeatedly wishing the Freenet project provided. It has to run on the same machine as the SVN repository as it uses hooks to update it's indexes, though I've personally run it on a separate machine, periodically rsyncing the SVN repository from another machine and running the appropriate rebuild processes to get the same effect (couldn't be bothered with installing it on Mac OS X from source). -- David R. Sowder Supervisor of Language Acquisition Center Department of Modern Languages University of Texas at Arlington Work: 817-272-5148 davids at uta.edu http://langlab.uta.edu/ Personal: david at sowder.com http://david.sowder.com/
