I had to stop using Trac when I upgraded the machine to Python3. Call
that machine pq3 and Trac is currently off the air.
The reason is pq3 also runs a couple of Django staging servers which
have moved beyond version 1.11 and are therefore no longer capable of
running on Python 2.7.
I can't wait for Trac on Python3 so I think my choices are ...
1. Set up a Python 2.7 venv on pq3 and re-install Trac there
... OR install Python 2.7 on a separate machine - call it pq2 - and ...
2. Redirect Trac traffic to pq2 from pq3 using Apache redirection
3. Redirect Trac traffic to pq2 from the router using different port
forwarding - say 4430
pq2 and pq3 are both Ubuntu 18.04 and Apache 2.4 on both. Both machines
are behind the same router and I can only direct web traffic to one and
that has to be pq3. The Trac database is on pq3.
What do you recommend is the easiest course?
I plan to adopt Trac for Python3 as soon as it is released and retire
pq2 permanently.
Thanks for any advice.
Cheers
Mike
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