On 12/05/2013 09:14 AM, Ala Maison wrote:
You RULE !!! I used the find command, didn't find anything... locate did
the job perfectly
Find recurses from where you start on down. Locate builds an index of
all files on disk (nightly, IIRC), then searches that. They each have
their uses.
My trac directory seems to be in /var/lib/trac, i found the projects and
everything so i'll try to copy stuff on the new serv and then i'll try
this out.
Sounds like a plan.
The trac version on the old server is 0.10, i hope i will be able to
update and make it work, new to trac, new to python, new to network
troubleshooting... thanks a lot !!!
There's no substitute for immersion.
Now i have to set up the new apache serve, new to this too :D
If you're on something debian-ish (and possibly others), the key is to
put config fragments in /etc/apache2/sites-available, then enable them
with a2ensite sitename.
You may find my collection of notes of use in your journey of learning:
https://github.com/mattcaron/misc_notes
I'm a compulsive documenter, and this has gotten worse over time (as in,
the need to produce better documentation), so you'll find the more
recent versions of things to be more complete and explanatory. Grabbing
the whole repo and using grep to search for keywords is likely best.
Nothing I have covers Trac (I use it at work, these are notes from
home), but there is discussion of setting up other websites, which may
help with apache.
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