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[00:03:13.633611]<benschi>good morning
[01:12:33.241811]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8660 (AttributeError: 'Ticket' object has no attribute 'is_writeable_field') created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8660> - admin
[01:21:46.545771]<J4zen>Hi there, im having some issues with out trac server running trac standalone daemon
[01:22:11.327132]<J4zen>out of the blue it started giving errors like 'OperationalError: database is locked'
[01:22:18.942642]<J4zen>after restarting the server, the tracdaemon won't come back up
[01:22:33.285354]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8660 (AttributeError: 'Ticket' object has no attribute 'is_writeable_field') closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8660#comment:1> - cboos
[01:23:03.663259]<J4zen>it doesnt seem to accept any connections to it, when running it outside of daemon mode all i can see is "listening on 127.0.0.1:81" , from there on it doesnt get any data when refreshing the page
[01:23:37.618345]<J4zen>we do make backups of this system, but i'm unsure where trac stores its ticketing data and such
[01:23:55.726192]<J4zen>i figured it'd be sqlite3, but when logging into their CLI i have no databases active in there
[01:24:10.229746]<J4zen>now that either means that sqlite3 has been corrupted, or its storing it somewhere else
[01:24:28.623791]<J4zen>Anyone have a clue what i should try restoring?
[01:32:33.485815]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8660 (AttributeError: 'Ticket' object has no attribute 'is_writeable_field') updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8660#comment:2> - Felix Schwarz <felix.schwarz@…>
[01:32:58.785147]<J4zen>Quite an inactive channel isn't it?
[01:36:24.085152]<kirean>J4zen: what CLI are you referring to?
[01:36:29.697994]<J4zen>sqlite3's CLI
[01:37:22.199068]<J4zen>does trac store its data in the trac enviroment [envname]/db/trac.db ?
[01:37:33.546044]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #7919 (Bug with structure view in TitleIndex) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/7919#comment:4> - Ryan Ollos <ryano@…>
[01:38:06.849858]<dandre>hello,
[01:38:36.983166]<dandre>how can I make a link to the project roadmap in a wiki page?
[01:38:48.850898]<kirean>J4zen: in trac.ini, section [trac], what does your database entry look like? (don't show your user/password)
[01:39:23.473141]<J4zen>database = sqlite:db/trac.db
[01:39:27.418573]<J4zen>i guess that answers my question?
[01:40:31.198325]<kirean>dandre: [trac:roadmap rm]
[01:41:32.369820]<kirean>J4zen: try .schema in sqlite3
[01:42:23.773848]<J4zen>what am i supposed to see?
[01:42:24.034473]<J4zen>sqlite> .schema
[01:42:24.190838]<J4zen>sqlite>
[01:44:43.739187]<kirean>J4zen: what's the size of the file trac.db?
[01:45:02.747892]<J4zen>1213440
[01:45:06.039427]<dandre>kirean: that places a link to the roadmap of the trac project itself:
[01:45:07.298576]<dandre>http://trac.edgewall.org/intertrac/roadmap
[01:45:32.547647]<dandre>I want to have a link to my roadmap
[01:45:40.283416]<kirean>oh ;-)
[01:46:04.839066]<kirean>haha
[01:47:33.711067]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8653 (Patch: Don't allow anonymous users to modify some fields) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8653#comment:3> - Ryan Ollos <ryano@…>
[01:47:38.712367]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8513 (Genshi template syntax in ticket_subject_template) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8513#comment:3> - Ryan Ollos <ryano@…>
[01:48:40.758312]<kirean>dandre: [/roadmap rm]
[01:49:31.770376]<dandre>ok thanks
[02:07:33.765625]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #7111 ('checkbox' filter options are created as radio buttons a vise-versa) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/7111#comment:9> - rblank
[02:09:09.059942]<benschi>hi there, when I theme Trac, I need to use py:with="foo='bar'"
[02:09:30.807927]<benschi>the examples given on geshi website are always within html tags
[02:09:42.885608]<benschi>can I also use <py:with> ?
[02:10:12.298895]<benschi>when I use the following syntax <py:with foo="bar"> i get an error
[02:10:20.834779]<benschi>AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'strip'
[02:14:59.647114]<bionoid>benschi: <py:with vars="foo = 'bar'">
[02:15:27.653669]<benschi>argh I tried it with value
[02:19:14.763172]<benschi>vars seems to work. Thanks bionoid
[02:19:59.518531]<bionoid>np.
[02:46:15.506204]<J4zen>So in short, everything needed to restore a TRAC repository is the /db/trac.db file?
[02:46:20.910867]<J4zen>or the entire directory for that mather
[02:46:28.023425]<J4zen>it doesnt store anything in a different directory?
[02:47:34.982043]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #31 (Bug dependencies/relations feature) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/31#comment:133> - anonymous
[02:55:48.562977]<bionoid>J4zen: tickets, milestones, comments etc are in the trac.db file. The (subversion) repository is elsewhere (repository_dir)
[03:01:20.490909]<ablmf>How to customize the "ticket white/green bar" in milestone page? I want to change the ticket query order.
[03:03:24.427385]<bionoid>ablmf: Have a look at CustomRoadmapPlugin
[03:03:43.654136]<kirean>@inform ablmf wiki TracIni#milestone-groups-section
[03:03:43.667881]<evil_twin>ablmf: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracIni#milestone-groups-section
[03:04:02.043307]<kirean>or did I misunderstood your question?
[03:04:29.670153]*kirean looks up CustomRoadmapPlugin
[03:05:08.858369]<kirean>hmm,
[03:05:37.201727]<ablmf>kirean: thx
[03:05:47.167074]<ablmf>kirean: I am reading
[03:06:18.521194]<kirean>ahh.. ok, they seem to be doing the same thing..
[03:06:36.031805]<kirean>but skip the plugin if you can do with the core
[03:10:46.859076]<ablmf>Oh, actually, I don't want change the order and the color of the bar in roadmap, I want to change the "custom ticket query" it links to, the order of ticket, the group, etc.
[03:13:50.218890]<kirean>oh, cool. I could use that as well
[03:13:54.246367]<bionoid>ablmf: Not sure you'll get that done easily; I'd write a separate plugin and remove roadmap from mainnav.
[03:14:42.413724]<kirean>but hmm..
[03:14:55.278323]<kirean>you can specify query_args
[03:15:48.342794]<bionoid>hmmm? You can? ;-)
[03:16:03.090878]<kirean>example: closed.query_args = group=resolution # optional extra param for the query
[03:17:00.218295]<kirean>maybe I need to get me lunch.. brain needs fuel
[03:33:22.722894]<kirean>nah, it works
[03:33:38.053960]<kirean>example:
[03:33:38.266024]<kirean>closed.query_args = group=resolution,col=id,col=summary,col=owner,col=type,col=priority,col=component,col=severity,col=changetime
[03:34:03.333869]<kirean>excellent.. i'll use this now
[03:34:55.365352]<kirean>and now ablmf is gone ;-)
[04:05:17.607692]<yaniv>Hi! I'm trying to install the mercurial plug for trac 0.11 and I get the following error message: Can't synchronize with the repository (Unsupported version control system "hg": "No module named mercurial" ). Look in the Trac log for more information.
[04:06:03.313267]<yaniv>can anyone please help me?
[04:11:03.928015]<yaniv>please? :-)
[04:14:57.704148]<nnyby>yaniv: i'm getting that error, too
[04:15:09.942972]<nnyby>i'm trying to do the same thing :)
[04:16:05.353297]<nnyby>on my setup at least, i think it has to do with the version of python trac is using being different than the version that has the mercurial module
[04:16:25.706674]<nnyby>i'm trying to install it on OS X Server
[04:17:24.954285]<nnyby>yaniv: start python from the command line and type 'import mercurial'. what happens?
[04:23:06.465457]<yaniv>hi, sry I was afk
[04:23:38.039572]<yaniv>it can't fine mercurial
[04:23:44.206806]<yaniv>find*
[04:24:34.822733]<yaniv>I find trac to be really hard to install and configure....
[04:24:44.709761]<nnyby>yaniv: yes.. me too :)
[04:25:22.009204]<nnyby>i can't even find the documentation for properly creating my subversion repository for use with track!
[04:25:43.594637]<nnyby>though i'd rather use a distrubuted vcs, such as mercurial
[04:26:01.359562]<nnyby>yaniv: do you have multiple versions of python on your system?
[04:27:35.733238]<yaniv>hmm... I have Version 2.6
[04:28:23.005846]<yaniv>may be its because I have installed mercurial using an installer ?
[04:28:44.825169]<nnyby>an installer? what do you mean?
[04:29:00.270511]<yaniv>tourtoiseHG
[04:29:10.886585]<yaniv>instead of setup.py
[04:29:17.277257]<nnyby>are you on windows?
[04:29:28.794677]<yaniv>yeah... unfortunately
[04:30:33.237683]<yaniv>o.k. I have to go now, thanks for replying and I will probably show up again later on :-)
[04:37:43.073848]<nnyby>anyone else on? how do i reinitialize my svn repo for trac?
[04:40:17.114843]<kirean>nnyby: reinitialize?
[04:41:06.070911]<nnyby>kirean: sorry.. add a new repo to an existing trac install.
[05:11:38.551889]<kirean>nnyby: you have no existing repository?
[05:12:12.789836]<nnyby>kirean: i have one i would like to get rid of
[05:13:50.063161]<kirean>nnyby: make a backup
[05:14:06.258665]<kirean>nnyby: then try changing repository_dir in trac.ini
[05:14:32.730950]<nnyby>alright
[05:15:02.718643]<nnyby>gonna have to do it tomorrow
[05:15:09.801378]<kirean>maybe you also need to resync afterwards
[05:15:19.579412]<kirean>inform nnyby wiki TracFaq#how-do-i-get-trac-to-resync-the-timeline-with-my-subversion-repository
[05:16:03.830308]<kirean>s/inform/@inform
[05:16:04.091230]<evil_twin>kirean meant: @inform nnyby wiki TracFaq#how-do-i-get-trac-to-resync-the-timeline-with-my-subversion-repository
[05:16:09.265087]<kirean>darn
[05:16:24.579967]<kirean>@inform nnyby wiki TracFaq#how-do-i-get-trac-to-resync-the-timeline-with-my-subversion-repository
[05:16:24.588763]<evil_twin>nnyby: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracFaq#how-do-i-get-trac-to-resync-the-timeline-with-my-subversion-repository
[05:18:03.167087]<nnyby>haha thanks...
[06:11:41.662255]<JohnLocke>hello all
[06:12:15.053700]<JohnLocke>how could i disable logs of certain users from appearing in the timeline?
[06:12:49.250967]<JohnLocke>specifically i don't want the "trac" user logs to be listed
[06:13:40.523066]<bionoid>JohnLocke: You could hack at TimelineUserFilterPlugin..
[06:15:29.375506]<JohnLocke>bionoid: the plugin doesn't do this by default?
[06:17:56.663111]<bionoid>JohnLocke: Well, no.
[06:18:21.636011]<bionoid>It does the opposite, it lets you select what users to show.
[06:20:29.146135]<JohnLocke>bionoid: Well, doesn't that mean i can select what users _not_ to show?
[06:21:53.717643]<bionoid>JohnLocke: Not really. If you have 10 users today, you'd have to type all 10 usernames for each view of the timeline.
[06:23:43.390175]<JohnLocke>that's not bad, at least for my current situation
[06:23:57.850695]<bionoid>Really? ;-)
[06:24:23.810369]<JohnLocke>anyway i'm on a trac hosted solution,so unfortunately i cannot install any plugins
[06:25:15.071433]<JohnLocke>everything the trac user creates should be treated as system messages and be hidden by default
[06:26:00.354419]<bionoid>You can (sometimes) install plugins from the webadmin module, though.
[06:26:12.910349]<bionoid>But if that's not an option either, you're in trouble :\
[06:26:21.211524]<JohnLocke>i created a trac account for my client and he kept asking me about all these things the trac user is been doing!
[06:26:50.870860]<JohnLocke>actually yes, it should be an option. for example, hidden for all non-admin usres
[06:27:30.759770]<JohnLocke>installing from webadmin is disabled as well: The web server does not have sufficient permissions to store files in the environment plugins directory.
[06:56:43.506742]*retracile vents something disdainful about mornings.
[07:27:37.042293]<evil_twin>t.e.o: TracOnWindowsIisAjp edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnWindowsIisAjp?version=27> - wilfred.berger@…
[07:32:37.107240]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8661 (Odd ticket wiki processing behavoir if comment has ^ (caret) in it) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8661> - bobbysmith007@…
[07:32:42.106719]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8661 (Odd ticket wiki processing behavoir if comment has ^ (caret) in it) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8661#comment:1> - Russ Tyndall <bobbysmith007@…>
[07:32:47.106851]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8661 (Odd ticket wiki processing behavoir if comment has ^ (caret) in it) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8661#comment:2> - Russ Tyndall <bobbysmith007@…>
[07:32:52.106172]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8661 (Odd ticket wiki processing behavoir if comment has ^ (caret) in it) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8661#comment:3> - Russ Tyndall <bobbysmith007@…>
[07:34:58.001458]<bobbysmith007>does anyone know what version of trac is running at trac.edgewall.org ? It is not displaying a bug that I am having in 0.11.6stable-r8458 and I wanted to know if I should close http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8661
[07:45:32.370929]<retracile>bobbysmith007: I think it's lagging behind at the moment.
[07:46:24.174188]<bobbysmith007>retracile: thanks, I will let the ticket stand then
[07:52:37.261981]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8661 (Odd ticket wiki processing behavoir if comment has ^ (caret) in it) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8661#comment:4> - Russ Tyndall <bobbysmith007@…>
[07:55:44.156049]<workPragmatist>Hey guys... how is this little sidebar TOC created linking to element inline? http://trac.symfony-project.org/
[07:56:28.569307]<retracile>[[PageOutline()]]
[07:56:54.191053]<retracile>workPragmatist: the ()'s are optional, but it can take arguments
[07:57:34.246059]<workPragmatist>retracile: thanks where can I read more about this?
[07:58:30.077697]<workPragmatist>ooop nevermind found it
[07:58:36.405808]<workPragmatist>WikiMacro :)
[07:58:42.435826]<retracile>:)
[08:02:59.204072]<jhammel>anyone have the trac-hacks users address handy?
[08:03:12.745574]<jhammel>(or know where it lives on the web?)
[08:10:01.867445]<retracile>jhammel: hm?
[08:13:47.113774]<jhammel>retracile: the email address....wanted to write but don't have a copy in my inbox
[08:14:30.917390]<retracile>jhammel: looking for an admin, or something else?
[08:15:17.585323]<jhammel>retracile: no, i was actually just going to send a mail begging people to include screenshots for their hacks where applicable
[08:15:30.954759]<retracile>ah. heh :)
[08:15:50.083134]<jhammel>as its hard to assess plugins w/o seeing what they do (and easier to view TTW then download and enable)
[08:17:53.761588]<retracile>jhammel: yeah, agreed.
[08:18:07.950007]<retracile>(not that I've uploaded screenshots for mine, mind you.)
[08:18:32.881746]<jhammel>retracile: :)
[08:37:37.658538]<evil_twin>t.e.o: WikiProcessors edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiProcessors?version=39> - anatoly techtonik <techtonik@…>
[08:37:42.658773]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8661 (Odd ticket wiki processing behavoir if comment has ^ (caret) in it) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8661#comment:5> - cboos
[08:37:47.658863]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #3232 (Wiki syntax should be enforced (for ticket comments)) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/3232#comment:15> - cboos
[08:37:52.658803]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8662 (format date in RFC 3339 subset (profile) of ISO 8601) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8662> - anatoly techtonik <techtonik@…>
[08:37:57.658310]<evil_twin>t.e.o: rfc3339.diff attached to Ticket #8662 - <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/ticket/8662/rfc3339.diff> - anatoly techtonik <techtonik@…>
[08:49:57.082935]<workPragmatist>can you change the wikistart
[08:50:44.040525]<retracile>workPragmatist: you can a) change the content of that wiki page, b) change which module serves the main page to something other than wiki
[08:51:01.858094]<retracile>workPragmatist: but you can't tell the wiki module to serve a different page than WikiStart
[08:52:39.298842]<bOiNk>hi all
[08:53:39.144112]<bOiNk>i'm sorry if this question has been asked 100 times but i couldn't find anything in the docs
[08:53:50.087053]<workPragmatist>retracile: can you explain b) heh i'm confused
[08:54:07.942230]<bOiNk>my attachments won't work... the attachment button is showing up
[08:54:36.549348]<retracile>workPragmatist: you can configure Trac so that the default landing page is, say, the custom query module instead of the wiki module.
[08:54:44.845721]<retracile>bOiNk: what version of trac?
[08:54:57.337848]<bOiNk>after submitting the form, i get redirected immediately back to the attachment-form - only with the button "attach file" showing (without the file-input etc)
[08:55:13.441972]<bOiNk>retracile: 0.11.1
[08:55:14.325754]<retracile>workPragmatist: uhhh... 'default_handler' in the .ini, IIRC. See the TracIni page
[08:55:28.013965]<bOiNk>my permissions are all set to admin
[08:55:46.801783]<retracile>bOiNk: stab in the dark: you're running with python 2.6?
[08:55:55.934152]<bOiNk>i already chmod'ed the /attachments folder to 777....
[08:56:01.561877]<bOiNk>hmm gotta have a look
[08:56:35.894062]<bOiNk>retracile: Python 2.6.2
[08:57:40.767389]<retracile>bOiNk: there were a number of python 2.6... incompatibilities (ie trac bugs) in the early 0.11 releases. I would expect upgrading to 0.11.5 will fix the problem.
[08:58:27.677820]<bOiNk>ok... gonna try it... thx alot retracile :D
[08:58:53.777993]<retracile>hope it works :)
[09:01:10.787866]<techtonik>Need somebody to review/commit/refuse my patch in http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8662
[09:01:16.926363]<bOiNk>my ubuntu tells me, that i'm already runnning the latest version aaaahhhh :D
[09:03:27.203374]<workPragmatist>DENIED
[09:03:44.106935]<bOiNk>anyway... time to celebrate the weekend :D bye all
[09:03:46.602418]<workPragmatist>retracile: oh i gotcha ... ya i made that new ticket
[09:04:19.142173]<workPragmatist>retracile: it's weird because you can't attach files to the wikistart
[09:04:26.361708]<retracile>huh?
[09:04:42.521238]<workPragmatist>i know right, i have no clue what i'm talking about!
[09:04:50.013800]<techtonik>Can't move furhter with customizing my templates without this patch.
[09:05:26.539070]<retracile>workPragmatist: are you able to attach files to other pages? Does it fail with an error?
[09:05:33.845798]<workPragmatist>no just no dialog
[09:06:20.246410]<techtonik>It requires complicated hacks if done from template.
[09:06:35.630253]<retracile>techtonik: post a message to the trac-dev list about it
[09:06:50.389740]<retracile>workPragmatist: you should be able to attach files to that page.
[09:06:55.757278]<techtonik>list is not responsive recently
[09:07:15.826325]<jhammel>techtonik: try set or dict
[09:07:54.341173]<retracile>jhammel: hehe
[09:08:44.202180]<retracile>techtonik: yeah, it seems that most of the devs (me included) haven't had much trac dev time for a while.
[09:09:00.097751]<retracile>jhammel: you forgot tuples....
[09:09:15.490160]<jhammel>retracile: heh
[09:11:20.480901]<techtonik>That's sad of course, but the patch is very simple. It just adds a colon to timezone field of formatted date, which makes date compliant with rfc 3339 (in addition to being in iso 8601 format)
[09:12:37.847346]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8662 (format date in RFC 3339 subset (profile) of ISO 8601) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8662#comment:1> - cboos
[09:12:42.846325]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8662 (format date in RFC 3339 subset (profile) of ISO 8601) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8662#comment:2> - cboos
[09:47:38.055164]<evil_twin>t.e.o: rfc3339.2.diff attached to Ticket #8662 - <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/ticket/8662/rfc3339.2.diff> - anatoly techtonik <techtonik@…>
[09:47:43.054094]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8662 (format date in RFC 3339 subset (profile) of ISO 8601) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8662#comment:3> - anatoly techtonik <techtonik@…>
[09:56:40.371420]<workPragmatist>any svn gurus aroudn
[09:56:48.801802]<workPragmatist>no ones responding in #svn
[10:02:41.852205]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #6543 (Automate milestone->version) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/6543#comment:20> - cboos
[10:02:51.674602]<retracile>workPragmatist: what's the svn question?
[10:03:45.838327]<workPragmatist>retracile: well I created the branch before the trunk, i'm not sure if it's related but when I try to merge i get "mergeinfo unsupported"
[10:04:11.270294]<workPragmatist>I've checked that i have 1.5?
[10:05:18.650068]<workPragmatist>i'm basically merging from a branch to my trunk (working copy) and then going to commit
[10:06:13.342937]<retracile>ah. yeah, I haven't run into that.
[10:09:02.582899]<workPragmatist>maybe it's an apache issue hrm
[10:09:40.105315]<techtonik>Thanks. Attached new version to #8662
[10:12:39.145972]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #6543 (Automate milestone->version) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/6543#comment:21> - osimons
[10:15:25.950984]<retracile>workPragmatist: 1.5 on the client side? what about the server side?
[10:17:27.989277]<workPragmatist>retracile: that's what I'm trying to figure out... unfortunately i'm not sure which version dav_svn is using?
[10:17:51.469476]<workPragmatist>i'm not using svnserve
[10:18:04.922483]<workPragmatist>not sure why i would have two svns tho
[10:43:08.470849]<workPragmatist>retracile: have you ever tried to merge a branch back in that you didn't svn copy from the trunk?
[11:02:41.706625]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #6543 (Automate milestone->version) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/6543#comment:22> - cboos
[11:42:44.109248]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Changeset [8600]: Fix Python 2.4 compatibility, broken with r8597 (`any`). - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/8600> - cboos
[11:49:38.046923]<cH40z-Lord>lol
[11:49:40.734868]<cH40z-Lord>the trac.ini is stupid
[11:49:44.749851]<cH40z-Lord>default_charset = iso-8859-15
[11:49:50.197771]<cH40z-Lord>unter [trac]
[11:49:50.678653]<cH40z-Lord>but
[11:49:55.793793]<cH40z-Lord># -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
[11:49:57.077950]<cH40z-Lord>first line
[11:51:52.231538]<retracile>cH40z-Lord: uh... the utf-8 refers to the .ini file. the default_charset is a config parameter for Trac. They're different things.
[11:52:17.109633]<cH40z-Lord>I've changed it to utf8 :p
[11:52:54.991001]<cH40z-Lord>is there any config-value available to make "size" working for folders in source-browser ?
[11:52:55.495191]<retracile>that's fine. but it isn't "stupid"
[11:53:13.729196]<retracile>what "size" do you mean?
[11:53:32.530585]<cH40z-Lord>I can only see the size of files but not of entire folders
[11:54:00.957481]<cH40z-Lord>@ "browse source"
[11:56:07.455094]<retracile>cH40z-Lord: I don't know of anything to display that. Directories don't really have a size, unless you want to assign the sum of all file sizes under the directory... which would be expensive.
[11:56:27.157056]<cH40z-Lord>do you know "redmine" ?
[11:56:28.476700]<retracile>s/expensive/prohibitively expensive/
[11:56:30.329830]<evil_twin>retracile meant: cH40z-Lord: I don't know of anything to display that. Directories don't really have a size, unless you want to assign the sum of all file sizes under the directory... which would be prohibitively expensive.
[11:56:40.962532]<retracile>cH40z-Lord: what about it?
[11:57:00.910672]<cH40z-Lord>this shows easily the size of the folder ( all included files )
[11:57:21.238239]<cH40z-Lord>and I don't know why trac shouldn't be able to handle this too
[11:57:42.239328]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Changeset [8601]: MultiRepos: merged Python 2.4 compat fix r8600 - linux-py24 build should ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/8601> - cboos
[11:57:56.725076]<cH40z-Lord>just make a list of all files for the whole svn-project... and update the size for a specific file for every update .o
[11:58:05.746055]<retracile>"just"?
[11:58:24.325857]<cH40z-Lord>yes... ?
[11:58:28.554727]<cH40z-Lord>for example a xml .o
[11:58:33.442290]<cH40z-Lord>or a new db
[11:59:45.986223]<retracile>you'd have to track those sizes per-revision
[12:00:02.443036]<cH40z-Lord>yup
[12:00:31.284304]<retracile>cH40z-Lord: this falls under the "patches accepted" category for me.
[12:00:43.632766]<cH40z-Lord>.o?
[12:01:50.602397]<retracile>cH40z-Lord: as in, "it looks like more effort than I think it's worth. If _you_ want to put forth the effort to code it up, that would reduce the effort on my part enough that I'd consider it."
[12:03:08.046740]<nemo>Can a trac table, as described in WikiFormatting have a header?
[12:04:05.341801]<techtonik>Trac could incrementally update size of all parent folders if size of a file inside was changed.
[12:04:20.383019]<techtonik>And store the size of folder as well.
[12:04:45.007926]<retracile>techtonik: per-revision, yes.
[12:05:58.219312]<workPragmatist>dang post commit never works for me
[12:06:01.474521]<workPragmatist>ugh
[12:14:35.638986]<workPragmatist>how can i figure this out.... and more importantly how can I test it heh
[12:14:38.009556]<workPragmatist>without commiting
[12:15:16.985918]<jhammel>workPragmatist: run the script on an existing revision
[12:15:44.782428]<jhammel>(i'd give syntax, but i forgot, though hopefully it is noted in the script)
[12:15:55.121332]<workPragmatist>http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/trunk/contrib/trac-post-commit-hook
[12:16:09.473692]<workPragmatist>so it will just read that existing rev?
[12:16:13.510945]<workPragmatist>the info from the commit message
[12:16:17.918018]<jhammel>yep
[12:16:22.223965]<jhammel>and comment on the ticket
[12:16:23.347274]<workPragmatist>oh okay i'll try that
[12:16:25.755154]<jhammel>....i think that's right
[12:16:38.699154]<jhammel>there might be details i'm forgetting, but yeah, thats the basic idea
[12:16:44.170803]<workPragmatist>so if you do something like refs #12
[12:16:50.729359]<workPragmatist>what will it do?
[12:17:12.957780]<workPragmatist>just comment in #12 saying something about the revision?
[12:17:14.059062]<jhammel>it will comment on ticket #12 something like "(in r1234) refs #12"
[12:17:18.558204]<jhammel>yes
[12:17:21.522331]<workPragmatist>okay
[12:17:23.357864]<jhammel>and will link to the changeset
[12:17:30.861211]<workPragmatist>i'll try this hrm
[12:26:07.927265]<retracile>workPragmatist: it's generally helpful to have a test setup so you can try those things without affecting production
[12:28:29.665587]<workPragmatist>meh it's just me
[12:28:33.646974]<workPragmatist>using trac
[12:29:05.229218]<workPragmatist>I'm used to gobldeegoop... I just had the wrong branch and it wanted utc py
[12:31:28.001831]<workPragmatist>wayy too many params test this lol... i'll get some work done and hope it worked
[13:32:41.657752]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #3232 (Wiki syntax should be enforced (for ticket comments)) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/3232#comment:16> - Ryan J Ollos <ryano@…>
[14:09:35.438570]<nemo>Sooo.
[14:09:39.814769]<nemo>Table format :)
[14:09:55.073837]<nemo>I can use || header 1 || header 2 ||
[14:10:04.519086]<nemo>mm. lemme try wikipedia header format
[14:10:08.734925]<nemo>maybe trac just uses that
[14:15:24.476219]<nemo>n/m wikipedia syntax is clearly different
[14:17:52.090296]<nemo>ugh. I can't do a link inside a trac table???
[14:17:59.493535]<nemo>|| [browser] ||
[14:18:15.527092]<nemo>unless preview is mucking it up
[14:22:12.809845]<retracile>nemo: I don't think "[browser]" is going to be a valid link even outside a table...
[14:24:03.424643]<nemo>ooops
[14:24:09.505131]<nemo>that was supposed to be [/browser]
[14:24:11.346029]<nemo>doh :D
[14:25:11.846013]<nemo>yay
[14:25:14.649790]<nemo>all better
[14:26:51.690960]<nemo>and || '''Title''' || works well enough in the absence of header format
[14:26:58.729117]<nemo>not as semantic, but whatever
[16:17:02.225264]<techtonik>Is there any way how to get full current URL from within Trac template?
[16:17:03.277925]<jSepia>Hi, I'm trying to set up Trac with Apache but my Trac instance is redirecting to itself: http://elephants.dontexist.com/trac/
[16:17:28.641831]<jSepia>my Apache virtual host is here: http://pastebin.com/m504af012
[16:17:45.294318]<jSepia>any help would be appreciated
[16:27:02.231916]<teefive>jSepia, it currently looks like the permissions for your svn are wrong
[16:38:09.485282]<jSepia>teefive: i'll look into it, thanks
[16:38:20.257883]<teefive>i wouldn't put the svn repo into the webroot under TracEnvParentDir
[16:40:44.732611]<teefive>rather, having /srv/trac and /srv/svn or similar
[16:41:17.349253]<jSepia>teefive: the permissions were indeed wrong (i had them set to root), but I fixed them and the problem persists
[16:44:07.307000]<teefive>jSepia, i guess it might be using mod_python for something that should be handled by mod_dav_*
[16:45:34.675390]<teefive>jSepia, sorry, i mistook your trac instance to be a svn repo
[16:45:44.053883]<darthmuss>my setup is /data/svn .... and then svn/repositories + svn/tracs
[16:46:06.702140]<teefive>i have /data/trac/sites and /data/svn/repos
[16:46:24.993143]<darthmuss>sounds sane
[16:48:36.415905]<teefive>well, it works now ;)
[16:58:01.170643]<jSepia>I solved it
[16:58:29.645743]<jSepia>I had a symlink named "trac" in my htdocs folder, it was redundant with the virtual host I defined in apache
[16:58:40.641796]<jSepia>thanks for the help!
[16:58:48.465722]<teefive>:)
[17:22:48.449928]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Changeset [8602]: 0.12dev: Removed revision number from Genshi requirement, as it makes the ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/8602> - rblank
[17:24:30.822931]<darthmuss>if any of the devs are online... amazing stuff this trac
[17:27:46.046028]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8365 (Trac trunk requiring Genshi "0.6dev_r960" but only "0.6dev_r0" available) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8365#comment:7> - rblank
[18:12:43.376363]<rhizmoe>is there a way to close/modify a ticket via email?
[19:22:49.594684]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8649 (Cannot Subscribe to Timeline RSS in Google Chrome/Google Reader) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8649#comment:1> - anatoly techtonik <techtonik@…>
[19:23:37.391179]<retracile>rhizmoe: look on trac-hacks for email2trac
[21:04:58.287181]<rhizmoe>retracile: ah, of course. thanks.
[21:57:49.530464]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8663 (Javascript in Query page doesn't work if a component name has ...) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8663> - trac.edgewall.org@…
[22:07:49.689911]<evil_twin>t.e.o: Ticket #8663 (Javascript in Query page doesn't work if a component name has ...) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8663#comment:1> - anonymous
[22:22:16.877484]<sarmiena_>hi. i'm trying to set up trac using digest authentication using something like this "tracd -p 8080 \
[22:22:17.122977]<sarmiena_> --auth=project1,/path/to/users.htdigest,mycompany.com /path/to/project1". but i keep getting "Incorrect number of parameters for -a/--auth"
[22:58:39.550903]<pembo13>how does one "activate" the ticket workflow?
[22:58:49.357914]<pembo13>i have a fairly standard new trac env
[22:59:09.023101]<pembo13>but when creating a new ticket, I see no way to accept, etc under 'Actions'