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[02:28:49.405471]<m_anish>Hi, Is there some way I can automate trac bug reporting process using python?
[02:29:05.984635]<m_anish>(or perl)
[02:33:53.424710]<kirean>m_anish: xmlrpc?
[02:34:14.192870]<ras0ir>i use email2trac
[02:35:01.604392]<m_anish>ras0ir: kirean thanks!
[02:35:14.204872]*m_anish looks up email2trac
[02:40:00.673883]<m_anish>kirean: xmlrpc looks like it. Thanks!
[03:38:36.739108]<kirean>m_anish: good luck
[03:56:48.643907]<arcspark>hi there. i'm using fedora 13 and i'm having trouble installing the latest git clone of lightspark
[03:57:28.697712]<arcspark>4.2.2.2-1 doesn't agree with youtube
[03:57:32.123982]<arcspark>or much else for that matter
[03:57:49.723731]<arcspark>so i decided to try using the so-advertised bleeding edge code
[03:58:08.178115]<arcspark>as I was promised, it's turning out to be pretty complicated
[03:58:35.720180]<arcspark>http://pastebin.com/aHeSdsiE
[03:59:32.924554]<arcspark>anybody know if those are problems with lightspark, or is it a problem with fedora?
[04:03:19.677875]<ras0ir>arcspark: it's better to ask in #fedora ;)
[04:12:38.619034]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #4542 (Inconsistent treatment of underscores in Wiki Page Names) reopened - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4542#comment:3> - David Matthews
[04:27:41.513172]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #4542 (Inconsistent treatment of underscores in Wiki Page Names) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4542#comment:4> - cboos
[04:27:46.513438]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9545 (TypeError: __init__() takes exactly 4 arguments (5 given)) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9545> - admin
[04:45:50.370246]<kirean>arcspark: see irc://irc.freenode.net/lightspark
[04:48:43.804490]<arcspark>thanks for pointing me in the right direction :)
[04:52:45.450851]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9545 (TypeError: __init__() takes exactly 4 arguments (5 given)) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9545#comment:1> - cboos
[05:27:51.336817]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #5476 (Translation of Trac to Portuguese/Português [pt_BR]) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5476#comment:48> - cleo.sl@…
[05:57:56.247658]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #5476 (Translation of Trac to Portuguese/Português [pt_BR]) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5476#comment:49> - daltonmatos@…
[07:06:27.637149]<dAnjou>hi, can i create a trac environment for a git repo using the trac-admin command?
[07:07:14.520178]<dAnjou>or do i have to do it manually in the trac.ini?
[07:27:57.694341]<WiseAllec>hello
[07:28:08.059433]<WiseAllec>anyone have any experience with git and trac?
[07:28:33.671564]<WiseAllec>and is willing to help me out with something?
[07:32:03.719316]<shsek>Hey, anyone happens to know if TracForgePlugin play nicely with multiple SVN repositories? is there any way to see commit history / timelines per project?
[07:32:45.324360]<shsek>Are there any features missing compared to setting up multiple Trac environments?
[07:33:14.760906]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9546 (Log mercurial's errors opening repository) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9546> - Alessio Franceschelli <dev@…>
[07:33:19.759359]<gbot83>t.e.o: log_error_hg.patch attached to Ticket #9546 - <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/ticket/9546/log_error_hg.patch> - Alessio Franceschelli <dev@…>
[07:38:06.813983]<dAnjou>WiseAllec: i'm not a supporter here, but i know, that supporters are mostly not willing to ask for your exact problem. so you should provide further information about you problem to help them to help you.
[07:38:29.986895]<dAnjou>*your
[07:38:49.975011]<WiseAllec>sorry about that
[07:39:01.968892]<WiseAllec>I got distracted with this site: http://hakim.se/experiments/
[07:39:07.668945]<WiseAllec>really cool stuff there
[07:39:13.793537]<WiseAllec>alright
[07:39:17.185451]<WiseAllec>so, here's my problem
[07:39:29.814178]<WiseAllec>I initialized a directory with trac-admin
[07:39:43.872781]<WiseAllec>and I pointed it to a known git directory
[07:39:52.011470]<WiseAllec>it's a bare git directory
[07:40:08.288599]<dAnjou>WiseAllec: so, that actually helps me :D
[07:40:17.996994]<dAnjou>16:06:27 < dAnjou> hi, can i create a trac environment for a git repo using the trac-admin command?
[07:40:21.425362]<dAnjou>16:07:13 < dAnjou> or do i have to do it manually in the trac.ini?
[07:40:51.770654]<WiseAllec>I'm using the versions of trac and trac-git that Ubuntu 10.04 comes with in the it's application repositories
[07:41:33.958739]<WiseAllec>well, it's like this, version 0.11 asks you what VCS you are going to use and the directory in which the repo is located in
[07:41:39.006744]<WiseAllec>but 0.12 doesn't
[07:41:46.670983]<WiseAllec>so, if you are using 0.12 you have to do it manually
[07:41:53.474321]<WiseAllec>also, you have to install the tracgit plugin
[07:42:18.423180]<dAnjou>so, that's your problem?
[07:42:23.604907]<WiseAllec>no no
[07:42:25.005887]<WiseAllec>just a sec
[07:43:27.945481]<WiseAllec>my problem is that, after correcting a couple of initial problems that I had (trac not being able to use the git repo or whatnot cause it could not find the repo to begin with...) I try to browse the repo with the trac browser and there is nothing there
[07:43:31.403149]<WiseAllec>it's empty
[07:43:39.650574]<WiseAllec>but I know I commited changes
[07:43:47.883151]<WiseAllec>*committed
[07:43:52.926337]<WiseAllec>and pushed them to the server
[07:44:06.102628]<WiseAllec>so, something should appear, but nothing does
[07:44:29.539967]<WiseAllec>so, I was wondering if anyone has any experience they would like to share on the matter of trac+git
[07:47:41.532725]<WiseAllec>here's the error that appears when I try to see the changes (by clicking on the list changes link): Trac detected an internal error: GitErrorSha:
[07:52:14.942523]<WiseAllec>*cricket chirp*
[07:52:20.897158]<WiseAllec>*cricket chirp* *cricket chirp*
[07:53:57.637991]<dAnjou>hrhr, can't help you :P
[07:56:26.017849]<WiseAllec>:P
[08:08:29.710483]<WiseAllec>hmmm
[08:08:45.107331]<WiseAllec>I wonder if my problem is because I'm using tracd...
[08:14:02.528691]<WiseAllec>nope... might not be that... changing the permissions on the folder makes an error appear... if I change the permissions back, no error, but not changes are visible either...
[08:14:03.923703]<WiseAllec>arg...
[08:19:06.360371]<WiseAllec>arg... the only thing not working is the browse source feature...
[08:19:07.649518]<WiseAllec>why?
[08:19:08.615173]<WiseAllec>hmmm
[08:28:53.643360]<evelyette>hi
[08:29:46.153790]<evelyette>is there any guide: how to make trac more fit our own project, because I don't want all the default help on the first page and I want clean timeline ... basically I want to clean it up a bit ?
[08:33:24.795789]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9547 (Add exclude state option to Workflow in trac.ini (all but a couple states)) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9547> - kace25_2000@…
[08:39:10.401970]<WiseAllec>dAnjou, figured it out...
[08:39:15.781057]<WiseAllec>stupidest thing evar on my part...
[08:42:01.330984]<dAnjou>WiseAllec: do you use webdav + git?
[08:42:08.428971]<dAnjou>+trac
[08:42:12.626954]<WiseAllec>nops
[08:42:18.198013]<WiseAllec>sorry, can't help you there
[08:46:59.506078]<evelyette>hi
[08:47:13.793086]<evelyette>trac html plugin is not respecting my css styling ... why's that ?
[08:50:53.031983]<WiseAllec>yeah... html is an asshole like that sometimes... no respect... tsk tsk tsk
[08:51:02.172735]<WiseAllec>joking aside... I've no idea... :S
[08:51:06.508540]<evelyette>this is an example: http://dpaste.com/225323/ ... for example: it doesn't honor: .section color ...
[08:51:28.421827]<evelyette>I mean background-color
[08:52:15.262346]<shsek>what does rep.url mean under [repositories] in trac.ini?
[08:52:20.080820]<shsek>not quite sure what I should put there
[08:58:29.541064]<gbot83>t.e.o: Changeset [9984]: 0.12.1dev: WikiPageNames can't be followed by digits or _ Also added a ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9984> - cboos
[08:58:34.541157]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #4542 (Inconsistent treatment of underscores in Wiki Page Names) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/4542#comment:5> - cboos
[09:02:47.263973]<evelyette>hi
[09:03:13.566152]<evelyette>where should I put: @import url(/style.css); .... because if I add it on top of the page ... it just shows it to me, not actually using that css ?
[09:14:51.666605]<mrfree>hi all
[09:15:22.335711]<mrfree>I'm going to write a plugin to prefill a ticket field with client hostname
[09:16:26.317722]<mrfree>is that info already available somewhere in trac env or eventually which method should I need to override to "filter" fields before sending html to client?
[09:23:41.453249]<mrfree>I think ITemplateStreamFilter
[09:28:33.536672]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9548 (Source browser: First character missing in hash for repo name) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9548> - shesek
[09:33:28.029527]<evelyette>everybody's dead here anyway :)
[09:37:33.540893]<WiseAllec>braaaaaaaaaaiiins... uuuuuuuh!
[09:38:23.704340]*WiseAllec starts to slowly and eerily move towards evelyette's general direction
[09:39:22.796543]<evelyette>WiseAllec, can you tell me how can I include this in my wiki: @import url(style.css);
[09:40:04.219493]<WiseAllec>http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInterfaceCustomization
[09:44:25.707901]<mrfree>any idea?
[09:45:03.819499]<mrfree>in my plugin I need client ip address
[09:47:04.123990]<evelyette>WiseAllec, it doesn't work
[09:47:19.786973]<evelyette>http://paste.pocoo.org/show/246392/
[09:47:26.165344]<evelyette>this is what I've put in site.html
[09:48:36.592121]<gbot83>t.e.o: Changeset in ticket-links [7009:0f346d6820fe]: More PEP:0008 clean-ups in the model - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/0f346d6820fe54338226be4e3ed6a0ce1ae5990b/ticket-links> - Christian Boos <cboos@…>
[09:48:41.592532]<gbot83>t.e.o: Changeset in ticket-links [7010:8e6d9ae5632b]: ticket model links: fix merge glitch, tkt_id is now a ref (array of ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/8e6d9ae5632b32017ef58016b65303fe17952560/ticket-links> - Christian Boos <cboos@…>
[09:48:46.593460]<gbot83>t.e.o: Changeset in ticket-links [7011:e43ec53b481d]: ticket query links: fix more merge glitches Understood why there was a ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/e43ec53b481d5edd65555a541fad933ee33b1618/ticket-links> - Christian Boos <cboos@…>
[09:48:51.592859]<gbot83>t.e.o: Changeset in ticket-links [7012:3cc476f76ff7]: ticket links: make it possible to run tests individually (`make ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/3cc476f76ff73a2c80ada40df479dcbca121d1af/ticket-links> - Christian Boos <cboos@…>
[09:48:56.597592]<gbot83>t.e.o: Changeset in ticket-links [7013:e5e72f486fd4]: ticket links: simplify link updates - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/e5e72f486fd4045aef803385549735324c7d26d3/ticket-links> - Christian Boos <cboos@…>
[09:49:01.597717]<gbot83>t.e.o: Changeset in ticket-links [7014:f8edcca97297]: ticket links: further simplify link updates - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/f8edcca972975c2426cef3923caf86519ca2f232/ticket-links> - Christian Boos <cboos@…>
[09:50:37.523202]<coderanger>mrfree: req.remote_host
[09:50:48.974427]<coderanger>evelyette: What is the full path to that site.html file
[09:51:23.246200]<WiseAllec>http://bitten.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInterfaceCustomization#SiteCSS
[09:51:25.464579]<WiseAllec>how about that?
[09:51:58.793498]<evelyette>coderanger, it's in htdocs dir ...
[09:52:13.506710]<coderanger>evelyette: That would be the problem, put it in templates/
[09:52:18.742073]<evelyette>ok
[09:52:49.474658]<evelyette>coderanger, in templates/htdocs ?
[09:52:53.048941]<evelyette>ot just templates
[09:52:57.395448]<coderanger>also it should be href="${chrome.htdocs_location}/site/style.css}
[09:53:05.772071]<coderanger>evelyette: Just templates/ in the env folder
[09:53:12.282225]<evelyette>why site/ ?
[09:53:39.308536]<evelyette>coderanger, ok it doesn't work
[09:53:54.289572]<coderanger>evelyette: Did you also restart your web server?
[09:54:06.745354]<coderanger>Templates are generally cached after load
[09:54:10.484902]<evelyette>yes
[09:54:32.583065]<evelyette>why can't I do it like this: @import url(/style/mytrac.css);
[09:54:41.388831]<evelyette>and why can't I specify css in the html itself ?
[09:54:43.766763]<mrfree>coderanger, any idea about my question? to pre-fill a field should I use ITemplateStreamFilter or what?
[09:54:55.980272]<coderanger>evelyette: You could, but that won't work any better
[09:55:06.969133]<coderanger>mrfree: Depends on the field
[09:55:20.356178]<evelyette>coderanger, well I have the css in my html ... but trac doesn't honor it
[09:55:51.392539]<evelyette>when I put that html directly into trac ... with {{{ #!html
[09:55:57.733282]<coderanger>evelyette: Right, you need to get the site.html setup in such a way that Trac recognizes it, once you do that either method will work
[09:56:07.024968]<mrfree>coderanger, I've a custom field... I need to prefill it with the client host name (I suppose I can get it python side using req.remote_host)
[09:56:17.065277]<coderanger>evelyette: Oh, that, because the html() macro is sanitized to prevent injection attacks
[09:56:25.869180]<evelyette>coderanger, ah :)
[09:56:53.715251]<evelyette>ok in my templates I've got site.html http://paste.pocoo.org/show/246400/ and style.css ... but this doesn't wotk
[09:56:54.892455]<evelyette>work
[09:57:01.862944]<evelyette>any idea?
[09:57:16.940904]<coderanger>evelyette: The style.css file should stay in the htdocs folder
[09:57:24.750367]<coderanger>Also, what is the full path to one of these files
[09:57:38.965786]<evelyette>coderanger, in /trac/htdocs or /trac/templates/htdocs ?
[09:57:52.201011]<coderanger>evelyette: Just trac/htdocs
[09:58:22.582040]<coderanger>htdocs/ is the location for static files of any kind (css, images, js, etc). templates/ is the location for Genshi template files.
[09:58:22.972468]<evelyette>hm, I don't even have trac/htdocs
[09:58:23.406257]<evelyette>??
[09:58:41.900923]<coderanger>evelyette: In this context, "trac/" is your environment folder, correct?
[09:58:47.766731]<evelyette>yes
[09:58:52.512733]<coderanger>The thing with conf/ and db/ and attachments/
[09:59:05.782975]<evelyette>yes
[09:59:31.824955]<coderanger>not sure why there isn't an htdocs folder, but you can certainly make one
[09:59:33.972346]<evelyette>this is my whole path: /var/www/localhost/htdocs/trac{README VERSION attachments conf deploy eggs log plugins templates}
[10:00:14.163056]<evelyette>/var/www/localhost/htdocs <--- this is system wide ... not the same
[10:00:18.497477]<coderanger>Once you have done that, make sure you can load the CSS directly via http://yourtrac/chrome/site/style.css
[10:00:24.912562]<coderanger>evelyette: Correct, not the same
[10:00:54.267439]<evelyette>ok it loads
[10:01:06.501707]<coderanger>okay, so thats a step
[10:01:11.817778]<evelyette>this is the file: http://dpaste.com/225351/
[10:01:36.578487]<coderanger>Next, look at any trac page, do you see any <link> with an href that is to your style.css?
[10:01:43.577563]<coderanger>(maybe the URL is off by a bit)
[10:02:08.600537]<mrfree>coderanger, any suggestion? why it depends on field? in you opinion is it possible to do what I need?
[10:02:26.504760]<evelyette>coderanger, nope ... but I've changed the first wiki page ... it's something else now
[10:02:33.277325]<evelyette>but if that's not the case .. then no, no link
[10:03:14.385482]<coderanger>mrfree: Sorry, yes, need to see if you can do this with a simple request filter
[10:03:48.994771]<coderanger>mrfree: You should probably be able to
[10:03:52.942946]<evelyette>coderanger, ah there is in the code: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/trac/chrome/common//style.css}" />
[10:04:08.434449]<mrfree>coderanger, pre_process_request?
[10:04:08.607684]<evelyette>I think this is it
[10:04:24.339834]<coderanger>evelyette: Okay, do this
[10:04:58.981586]<coderanger>href="${href.chrome('site', 'style.css')}"
[10:05:07.807031]<coderanger>evelyette: Then restart the webserver
[10:05:08.171044]<evelyette>where should I put this ?
[10:05:16.131627]<evelyette>site.html ?
[10:05:18.706179]<coderanger>evelyette: In the <link> in your site.html
[10:05:24.412666]<coderanger>replace the other href
[10:05:30.170189]<evelyette>what do you mean
[10:05:41.693112]<mrfree>coderanger, nope... I think post_process_request :)
[10:05:42.897040]<coderanger>replace the <link>'s href with that
[10:05:54.092195]<evelyette>in the site's html code itself ?
[10:05:56.732119]<coderanger>mrfree: Yeah, post_proc, you can inject data into ['fields']
[10:06:02.636191]<coderanger>evelyette: Yes
[10:06:36.697436]<mrfree>coderanger, where I can find "data" var datastructure?
[10:07:02.451496]<coderanger>mrfree: It is just a dict, the part you care about is created at http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/trunk/trac/ticket/web_ui.py#L413
[10:07:33.389652]<evelyette>coderanger, ok I have this now: http://dpaste.com/225354/ ... but it's very strange ... since web browser can't load that
[10:07:47.628141]<evelyette>that's just the head
[10:07:52.916755]<evelyette>there are other thinkgs too
[10:08:18.034197]<evelyette>you see: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="${href.chrome('site', 'style.css')}" />
[10:08:31.319735]<VxJasonxV>I'm still pretty hung up with this project list thing... Some of the dots are not entirely connected. I specified the path to the index template file, but when I browse to the file, is rendering the project list literally;
[10:08:35.319751]<VxJasonxV>$project.name $project.name: Error
[10:08:38.071640]<VxJasonxV>($project.description)
[10:08:38.250739]<coderanger>mrfree: If you don't have it already, grab the TracDeveloper plugin, it has a mode to dump the contents of data
[10:09:09.098992]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: Pastebin the template
[10:09:19.984172]<coderanger>evelyette: Hmm? that should be a genshi expression
[10:09:33.765221]<VxJasonxV>coderanger, it's identical to the one shipped in trac. $egg/trac/templates/index.html
[10:09:50.227277]<evelyette>coderanger, I've put it directly in the html code of the wiki page ... I don't think that's correct
[10:09:56.266870]<mrfree>coderanger, where I can find that plugin?
[10:10:03.791136]<coderanger>evelyette: No, it goes in site.html
[10:10:23.832765]<coderanger>evelyette: Look at your existing <link> in site.html, you just need to change the href on it
[10:10:27.948528]<coderanger>mrfree: trac-hacks
[10:10:34.733065]<evelyette>ok I've done that
[10:10:53.751500]<evelyette>so site should be the link ?
[10:11:24.099770]<coderanger>evelyette: I'm not sure what you are asking, but please pastebin the current <head> again
[10:11:41.630361]<evelyette>let me pastebin the site.html: and the path to a script
[10:11:59.668731]<evelyette>site.html: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/246412/
[10:12:15.916125]<evelyette>path to a style.css is: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/trac/chrome/common//style.css}" />
[10:13:35.236245]<evelyette>but a web browser displays it with: http://127.0.0.1/trac/chrome/site/style.css
[10:13:48.477561]<coderanger>evelyette: Are you sure you are both restarting the webserver and force-reloading the page? That isn't possible with your current site.html
[10:14:23.272946]<evelyette>ah restart was needed .. it works now
[10:14:33.488605]<evelyette>thank you very much
[10:14:40.031528]<evelyette>I really appreciate it
[10:15:44.988241]*coderanger -> work
[10:15:55.929924]<VxJasonxV>:<
[10:16:42.709011]<mrfree>coderanger, many thanks great plugin :)
[10:19:23.594001]<VxJasonxV>coderanger, I haven't pasted the template because I'm just using the stock one. I admit, I'm curious as to how it derives "for project in projects".
[10:20:27.003336]<VxJasonxV>oh, I see what's going on, trac.fcgid is only running on a subdirectory
[10:20:28.842600]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: py:for you mean?
[10:20:37.603620]<VxJasonxV>Hmm.
[10:20:50.951917]<VxJasonxV>So, here's my problem. fcgid is only running under /internal/trac
[10:21:01.214922]<VxJasonxV>The problem is this index file is well outside of that.
[10:21:23.014749]<coderanger>As a chroot you mean?
[10:21:37.576537]<VxJasonxV>no.
[10:21:47.085697]<VxJasonxV>I mean that the index template file is at /var/www
[10:21:51.984400]<coderanger>Thats fine
[10:22:03.842428]<VxJasonxV>how do I get it to run under trac.fcgid ?
[10:22:07.669956]<VxJasonxV>A second script alias?
[10:22:08.839873]<coderanger>Granted it won't work as a normal HTML file so thats probably not a good place for it
[10:22:17.985808]<evelyette>coderanger, one more thing: is it possible to save some html pages (without the <html> tags in trac/ subdirectory ... so that trac would load it). Because I have tons of html pages ... and I don't want to click it and adding it on the trac web interface ?
[10:22:22.168317]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: Trac will produce the index on the / URL on its own
[10:22:33.597631]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: Do you have TRAC_ENV_PARENT_DIR set?
[10:22:36.353481]<VxJasonxV>yes
[10:22:54.247286]<VxJasonxV>env parent = /internal/trac
[10:23:02.899525]<VxJasonxV>when I navigate to that, I get a traceback.
[10:23:11.518575]<coderanger>whats the trace?
[10:23:26.494036]<coderanger>evelyette: You could make a script that automates loading them as wiki pages or similar
[10:23:39.867209]<VxJasonxV>ugh, of course it's scrolled out of my chat history :P
[10:23:40.882299]<coderanger>evelyette: I don't know of anything off hand though, Trac isn't really built for that
[10:23:41.978382]<VxJasonxV>un momento
[10:23:56.888477]<VxJasonxV>ooh, but go go browser history
[10:23:58.345081]<VxJasonxV>http://pastie.org/private/oxwopotyw908zti87pg
[10:24:08.421396]<evelyette>coderanger, where does trac save it's wiki pages ?
[10:24:16.771292]<coderanger>evelyette: In the database
[10:24:17.108757]<VxJasonxV>evelyette, database
[10:24:27.120396]<evelyette>well in what form
[10:24:33.102838]<evelyette>I can add them directly into database
[10:25:30.861786]<coderanger>evelyette: Yes, you can make a script to do that ;-)
[10:25:44.024737]<VxJasonxV>evelyette, connect to your database and run SELECT * FROM wiki LIMIT 1;
[10:25:44.789553]<coderanger>evelyette: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/DataModels
[10:25:45.406556]<evelyette>ah I use sqlite
[10:25:56.442844]<coderanger>That shows how to manipulate Trac data
[10:26:37.374698]<evelyette>aha
[10:26:43.413309]<coderanger>evelyette: Touching SQL directly is not advisable, very easy to break things
[10:27:05.776440]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: Please pastebin your FCGI file too
[10:27:08.149419]<evelyette>hm, well I need a script for inserting html into wiki of trac ...
[10:27:12.957740]<evelyette>because it will be done constantly
[10:27:29.904009]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: I think you are missing the last path component of the template setting
[10:27:33.477914]<evelyette>because I only want to touch html pages ... and let trac do the representation of them
[10:27:47.800608]<VxJasonxV>coderanger, http://pastie.org/private/shmvoinpocldmhndplk3w
[10:27:47.972606]<coderanger>evelyette: Why use Trac for that? It isn't very good at it
[10:28:01.035754]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: Yep, thats is
[10:28:08.760150]<evelyette>coderanger, do you suggest anything better?
[10:28:15.244943]<VxJasonxV>I know it's wrong in there, but I have it set right in apache conf.
[10:28:15.426415]<coderanger>os.environ['TRAC_ENV_INDEX_TEMPLATE'] = '/var/www/internal/trac-common/htdocs/common/index.html'
[10:28:37.320894]<VxJasonxV>I'll fix it there, but given the if, that shouldn't be taking effect
[10:28:43.157967]<coderanger>VxJasonxV: Env vars from the apache config don't propagate to the FCGI env usually
[10:28:47.458225]<VxJasonxV>oh
[10:28:48.550390]<VxJasonxV>well then
[10:28:54.013186]<coderanger>(assuming you used SetEnv)
[10:29:02.200925]<VxJasonxV>I used DefaultInitEnv I think
[10:29:22.186758]<VxJasonxV>yeah, DefaultInitEnv, FastCGI and all
[10:29:23.036127]<coderanger>Either way, just easier to have it set in the file where you know for a fact it works :-)
[10:29:25.643954]<VxJasonxV>sure
[10:29:26.821671]<VxJasonxV>thanks
[10:29:35.311304]<coderanger>evelyette: Maybe just a static site with some SSI includes?
[10:29:50.295372]<coderanger>evelyette: Trac's wiki is not a CMS, it is just a wiki
[10:30:48.103533]<VxJasonxV>yay, it works again without a restart
[10:30:49.373495]<VxJasonxV>thanks coderanger
[10:30:56.827127]<evelyette>well I like it because if someday I'll need more than that I'll already have it implemented ... becuase trac supports a lot of other things
[10:31:58.761813]<coderanger>evelyette: You can definitely setup a script to automate the sync. it will just be a bit ungainly
[10:32:17.303779]<evelyette>ok I'll try it, thanks for now
[10:32:20.920689]<evelyette>see ya later, bye bye
[10:32:28.832611]<evelyette>thanks again, I really appreciate it
[11:32:34.092733]<blitzvergnugen>I'm having issues with the CustomQuery tab. I go to the View Tickets > Custom Query and try to sort the tickets show by priority, by clicking the priority column (should sort asc/desc). The page refreshes, but nothing else happens.
[11:32:50.915285]<blitzvergnugen>Running trac on MySQL
[11:33:15.960973]<blitzvergnugen>I've ran a Select on the MySQL table and it sorts just fine
[11:37:10.906003]<[M]ax>i cant even get it working with git, let alone with mysql ...
[11:38:51.490442]<gbot83>t.e.o: TracStandalone edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracStandalone?version=85> - mikec@…
[11:55:04.266715]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: 0.12 with SQLite here, works; dunno how you came to think, the db backend could be related to the issue?
[11:56:41.981096]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda, are you asking if I think the db backend could be related to the issue?
[11:57:13.535129]<hasienda>[M]ax: I don't understand your statement, since git is a repo, but MySQL is a db, quite different things you speak of, right?
[11:57:28.930485]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: yes
[11:58:19.088613]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda: tbh, I don't know what's causing the issue
[11:59:03.294771]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda, I have a feeling that it's in my config of trac or something to do w/ the csv2trac import of tickets that I did
[11:59:45.156168]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda, I included the part about the mysql b/c it shows that the database is intact and functioning
[12:00:17.981044]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: 'csv2trac' not seen before, a Trac plugin?
[12:00:57.302321]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda, http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracImport very bottom
[12:01:36.790218]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda, migrating from J-Trac so there wasn't an import script I could just use
[12:03:05.861011]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: I used http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TicketImportPlugin, since it has a preview, so you'll know, if it's ok before import
[12:03:58.115073]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: just beware, there are issues with non-ascii chars, so better use the xls format for that, if you need to
[12:08:57.324716]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #3048 (Issue with redirect after login) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/3048#comment:6> - veterinary technician
[12:15:29.554382]<[M]ax>hasienda sorry for the delay, yes i know they are different but im of the view, if i cant get one thing to work (a fairly important part imo) then i wouldnt look at getting other things running ... (like mySQL Database)
[12:17:01.728612]<[M]ax>in other words, ive just given up for the time being
[12:17:03.091813]<[M]ax>:P
[12:17:09.650117]<[M]ax>ill re-visit it at another time
[12:17:50.154023]<hasienda>[M]ax: while you're certainly free to think so (or anything else ;-)) but I consider it unwise to throw this at others without better explaination
[12:18:09.278801]<hasienda>[M]ax: did you test with 0.12?
[12:19:40.221371]<[M]ax>hasienda, yes i used 0.12, as i said, I cant get git working let alone mysql :P kinda points to me being stupid ;)
[12:20:13.982699]<hasienda>[M]ax: 0.12 provides a setup with web_ui admin for repos now, however I never used it before
[12:20:42.759378]<[M]ax>hasienda cause the git repo stuff is an "addon" its not offically supported "as of yet"
[12:20:45.874929]<[M]ax>unfortunately
[12:20:50.495372]<shsek>http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/RepoRevisionSyntaxPlugin - how can I get this 'get' (under Example) not to be rendered as a link? '!get' doesn't seem to do the trick, is there any different wiki sytnax for that on trac hacks?
[12:21:38.830475]<hasienda>[M]ax: where in the process did you get stuck? no help here eigher?
[12:22:07.681915]*hasienda feels a growing demand raised here for Trac with Git
[12:22:12.467834]<[M]ax>hasienda i came across this channel, AFTER the fact that i gave up ;)
[12:22:27.987165]<[M]ax>and ive not had a chance to re-visit it yet
[12:23:01.483651]<[M]ax>i got it intergrated with trac fine
[12:23:12.624492]<[M]ax>but i couldnt connect to the git repo
[12:24:40.555377]<hasienda>[M]ax: I tend to start a fight, better than giving up and miss a chance. Led me to know quite some bits of Trac, Python, Mercurial, etc. that I'd never know, if I'd thrown it away one year before.
[12:25:14.250005]<[M]ax>hasienda i normally shelf something and go back to it when my head is clearer
[12:25:15.800369]<[M]ax>:P
[12:25:23.511912]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda, do I use the TicketImportPlugin 0.11 or trunk to work with Trac 0.12
[12:25:45.861172]<hasienda>[M]ax: ok, so see you soon. :-)
[12:25:56.475244]<t0pGuN>im trying to setup trac on Dreamhost.. its kinda advanced.. i was able to add a user and then configured the .htaccess file but now i get a 500 internal error after login..
[12:26:58.459265]<[M]ax>hasienda can one install of trac handle multiple projects?
[12:27:20.398345]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: I've 0.7c running with 0.12 here, dunno about any later version, but trunk was good for me in a number of occasions with other plugins as well
[12:27:47.613117]<blitzvergnugen>just found a commit on 0.11 that says it works w/ trac 0.12 now
[12:28:02.642756]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: so I suggest giving it a try :-)
[12:28:41.558427]<hasienda>[M]ax: define 'projects', please
[12:30:49.523671]<hasienda>t0pGuN: then it might be about dir/file permission, right? tried to revert your changes on said .htaccess?
[12:31:35.289658]<[M]ax>hasienda i have multiple git repo's which i want to run a trac for each repo is normally a project. (i only have one project that uses 3 repos)
[12:31:47.573327]<hasienda>t0pGuN: while I've done some setups by now, nothing like shared hosts, so no first-hand experience here, sorry
[12:32:41.389142]<hasienda>[M]ax: you can associate multiple repos with one trac environment since 0.12
[12:32:58.735757]<t0pGuN>im not very sure about what im doing, im using the "1-click" install by dreamhost but its not 1 click at all hehe, I installed it, then I went into the dir, i created the admin account with "htpasswd -c trac.htpasswd admin" then I added stuff into .htaccess using http://articles.akgfx.com/2008/12/setting-up-trac-on-dreamhost/ and then I added "trac-admin tracp permission add admin TRAC_ADMIN" and now im stuck
[12:33:05.305600]<[M]ax>its the multiple trac enviroments that im looking at ;)
[12:33:18.895851]<hasienda>[M]ax: you can associate repo to env one-on-one multiple times
[12:34:39.048937]<hasienda>[M]ax: you may serve multiple trac environments with a single Trac install, even standalone with tracd, no additional webserver need
[12:35:49.599990]<hasienda>[M]ax: you can't setup Trac for multiple environments/projects that know each other without InterTrac or a plugin to overcome some existing limitations of current Trac
[12:37:28.255476]<hasienda>[M]ax: as of existing solutions, they do exist, by means of some plugins or other customization, but I can't comment on that, did not need anything like that before
[12:40:46.105053]<[M]ax>ahh
[12:40:48.610091]<[M]ax>ok
[12:40:56.510872]<[M]ax>bbiab
[12:45:03.324776]<hasienda>[M]ax: just some bits from upcoming development, so you could see, what could come, if someone will put in time to create not only demand, suggestions, etc. but real code:
[12:45:10.605387]<hasienda>[M]ax: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/MultipleProjectSupport
[12:45:22.325782]<hasienda>[M]ax: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/Proposals/MultipleProject
[12:46:06.412019]<blitzvergnugen>hasienda, is there a way to use the TicketImporterPlugin w/o creating users/setting up authentication
[12:46:52.778140]<hasienda>[M]ax: for me related projects are not a requirement, so current Trac is just fine with multiple projects side-by-side
[12:47:42.199745]<hasienda>blitzvergnugen: don't think so, I remember a dedicated permission was needed to grant for imports
[12:49:03.241051]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9549 (TicketQueryMacro and TracQueryLanguage documentation seems outdated) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9549> - Carsten Klein <carsten.klein@…>
[12:49:08.240697]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9549 (TicketQueryMacro and TracQueryLanguage documentation seems outdated) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9549#comment:1> - Carsten Klein <carsten.klein@…>
[13:14:07.150784]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #5566 (Postgresql admin security issue) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5566#comment:8> - anonymous
[14:09:16.056266]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #5566 (Postgresql admin security issue) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5566#comment:9> - dannys@…
[14:14:17.028775]<gbot83>t.e.o: prefs_panels_as_separate_modules.path attached to Ticket #9162 - <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/ticket/9162/prefs_panels_as_separate_modules.path> - Bartosz Szatkowski <bulislaw@…>
[14:14:22.028409]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9162 (More modularity for preferences) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9162#comment:5> - Bartosz Szatkowski <bulislaw@…>
[14:20:03.710884]<evelyette>hi
[14:20:20.436811]<evelyette>how can I get the environment: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/DataModels (from trac.env import Environment) : I don't have that ?
[14:20:21.515254]<evelyette>any ideas
[14:38:12.193694]<evelyette>coderanger, ^ ?
[14:41:28.887491]<hasienda>evelyette: you certainly do, it's just called as self.env (see http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/trunk/trac/wiki/web_ui.py#L117 linked in the page you mentioned)
[14:44:26.626600]<evelyette>hasienda, well I've run python
[14:44:31.670981]<evelyette>and then: from trac.wiki.model import WikiPage
[14:44:43.375203]<evelyette>and there's an error
[14:44:52.146877]<evelyette>ImportError: No module named env
[14:44:54.956368]<evelyette>?? any ideas
[14:46:34.924768]<hasienda>evelyette: 'I've run python' - you do reference the interactive mode here, right?
[14:47:04.535463]<hasienda>evelyette: actually I've not come to manage debugging like that by now
[14:48:24.052699]<hasienda>evelyette: I think, it's hard to initiate a full Trac environment with the env object in question alongside
[14:48:43.335512]<evelyette>hm
[14:49:33.871657]<hasienda>evelyette: best I could get was throwing a bunch of self.env.log.debug inside (plugin) code and print everything I could imagine to get a clue
[14:50:19.826756]<hasienda>evelyette: at least it was enough for me by now
[14:50:50.868009]<evelyette>but there's no env module ... I should get it somewhere
[14:52:07.361231]<hasienda>evelyette: besides, env is a derived Trac class holding the current environment (your project context) AFAIK
[14:52:51.950744]<hasienda>evelyette: you certainly can't just go and 'get it' anywhere
[14:54:24.834098]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9548 (Source browser: First character missing in hash for repo name) updated - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9548#comment:1> - rblank
[14:54:30.274139]<hasienda>evelyette: it might not be very complicated, but at the very least you'll have to look into how Trac initialisation is done to get a clue
[14:58:45.658587]<evelyette>yup I've done it
[14:58:53.146148]<evelyette>let me dig into it a little more
[14:58:57.585854]<evelyette>brb
[15:29:31.671965]<gbot83>t.e.o: TracUpgrade edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracUpgrade?version=79> - iroberts@…
[16:49:04.246440]<VxJasonxV>is there documentation on writing your own handlers like the post-commit commenter was converted to? I want to take a stab at converting one that goes with one of our plugins, but I'm not 100% sure where to start. I'm trying not to copy the commit_updater.py out of Trac sources and just start re-writing things
[17:04:26.745512]<VxJasonxV>and as a followup question... after creating it... where do I put it?
[19:55:17.556540]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9550 (Ticket should be divisible) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9550> - stephan@…
[20:25:21.601087]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9551 (Error: Invalid milestone name) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9551> - ianmlewis@…
[20:30:22.582080]<gbot83>t.e.o: Ticket #9552 (Attempting to edit milestone creates new milestone) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9552> - ianmlewis@…
[22:20:55.813845]<tuxipuxi>hi guys
[22:21:35.731307]<tuxipuxi>previously, when i did "setup.py install" trac was installed into a *directory* in dist-packages which i could cd to. in 0.12 it's just the .egg file and not the unzipped directory
[22:21:48.150246]<tuxipuxi>how can i "change" this?
[22:22:34.768693]<tuxipuxi>Trac-0.11.7-py2.6.egg: setgid directory Trac-0.12.1dev_r0-py2.6.egg: Zip archive data, at least v2.0 to extract is what file says
[22:26:25.505405]<tuxipuxi>seems like i can simply unzip it?
[22:35:49.820303]<tuxipuxi>ok bdist_egg and easy_install --always-unzip did it :)