On Sunday 19 August 2007 13:48:43 Emmanuel Blot wrote:
> I don't know much of the setuptools - ie. whether there is an
> uninstall command for exemple, but yes, you can manually remove the
> egg file and edit the easy-install.pth file and remove the matching
> line.
>
> You can also run Trac from the check out location: use the following
> command python setup.py egg_info
> then add the directory to your PYTHONPATH
>
> This allows to run Trac w/o actually installing it into your system
> directories.


how to I point to the cgi handler after doing this? or to the mod python
with this?

and I always wonder: do I need different egg caches per project, or will
one central do?

as alternative, did anyone manage to build debian packages of trac
and modules (as non-root with fakeroot)? I failed a number of times as
something was trying to install files in / (not the fake prefix/DESTDIR
I gave) and similar problems).

Also I'm not sure: dos python have problems on x86_64 kernels with
32 bit userland? all code that uses "uname -m" doesn't work properly
as it gets x86_64 as uname, while the userlandis i386/i686 (32 bit).

I'd love to migrate to 0.11-svn, because 0.10.4 is not working ok:
some trac project has problems with the accountmanager plugin
(can't find implementation for the interface), while others are ok.
pressing reload solves the issue somehow, but for a public web site
this is real bad, people don't know that reload might solve it.
after every apache restart a different subset (about 4-6 of 10 trac
project I have) have this problem. maybe it is fixed in 0.11?

Regards, Andreas

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