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[00:02:47.722349]<gozerbot>trac: TracDev/DevelopmentEnvironmentSetup edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/DevelopmentEnvironmentSetup?version=20>
[00:20:47.900611]<mr_handsome_some>hello - I need help with installing trachoursplugin. The plugin isn't getting recognized by trac :-(
[00:21:29.889543]<mr_handsome_some>can any of you fine folks please help me?
[00:59:32.765882]<wildintellect>mr_handsome_some, sounds like a path issue - note this channel is most active during sensible times in the US - I think a lot of folks are asleep right now as I'm about to do
[01:02:45.073037]<cilkay>Hello. I've installed the svn trunk version of the mercurial-plugin, enabled in my trac.ini as per the directions here: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMercurial, set the repo type and path to the repo in the project trac.ini, but I see Unsupported version control system "hg": Can't find an appropriate component, maybe the corresponding plugin was not enabled?
[01:03:08.240743]<cilkay>I can import mercurial in the Python shell.
[01:03:41.647054]<cilkay>I'm running .11.5
[01:04:01.656952]<cilkay>Any suggestions for how to get this working?
[01:40:59.373191]<otaku42>moin
[01:43:31.161801]<mr_handsome_some>thanks for your inputs folks - I realized I needed to install some components
[01:43:36.612679]<mr_handsome_some>looking at the logs helped me out
[01:43:45.099959]<mr_handsome_some>(thanks wildintellect)
[02:10:13.296467]<SirBasso>moin
[02:27:30.727011]<SirBasso>can i speak german here or english?
[02:46:43.366113]<otaku42>SirBasso: english, please.
[03:02:49.832364]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #3347 (Generate <th> for table header) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/3347#comment:21> || Changeset [9005]: WikiFormatting: make it possible to control the alignment of the content ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9005>
[03:03:44.861143]<SirBasso>i want to write a iPhone App for trac. what do you think? Is this a good idea?
[03:05:20.605117]<otaku42>SirBasso: what would this app do?
[03:05:53.474534]<SirBasso>i want to use the xmlrpc an this functions
[03:06:05.428935]<SirBasso>http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/XmlRpcPlugin
[03:06:41.160410]<SirBasso>wiki and tickets
[03:06:57.206384]<SirBasso>timeline isn't available at this time
[03:14:59.318946]<krishna_003>hi
[03:15:01.628563]<SirBasso>hm?
[03:15:08.352752]<krishna_003>i have problem with trac + apache
[03:15:08.574973]<SirBasso>hi krishna
[03:15:37.988078]<SirBasso>solve it :-)
[03:15:58.796827]<lisppaste5>krishna_003 pasted "untitled" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/93051
[03:17:02.750798]<krishna_003>SirBasso: check the error message which i got on apache error log
[03:17:47.928431]<krishna_003>how can i resolve
[03:18:14.710361]<otaku42>krishna_003: make sure that the user that apache runs at has read access to /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/Genshi-0.5.1-py2.4-linux-i686.egg
[03:18:50.243805]<otaku42>krishna_003: and that the file actually exists (which may be another reason for this message)
[03:20:01.682675]<krishna_003>yes
[03:20:07.120842]<SirBasso>otaku42, what do you mean? also iPhone App
[03:22:09.591439]<otaku42>SirBasso: i wonder what the advantage over an app is and what it would do that you can't do via the webinterface.
[03:22:36.332365]<otaku42>SirBasso: but then, i have no iphone and have no experience with it, so i'm a pretty bad advisor in this matter, i think :)
[03:23:31.986081]<SirBasso>i must write an iPhone app for university, a course request... i can choose this app myself
[03:24:47.291049]<SirBasso>sry for my bad english
[03:25:14.071729]<krishna_003>SirBasso: i have solved that problem
[03:25:35.702878]<SirBasso>gratz krishna :-)
[03:25:40.497381]<krishna_003>i have one more problem to configure the multiple projects in single trac
[03:25:52.822154]<krishna_003>you know how to do?
[03:27:24.605754]<otaku42>krishna_003: if you mean "multiple repositories in one trac": you need 0.12dev for that.
[03:28:35.551221]<krishna_003>hmm...
[03:32:38.996035]<SirBasso>bye...
[05:32:52.326741]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8936 (Term "milestone" is a bit special) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8936>
[06:32:52.890499]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8936 (Term "milestone" is a bit special) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8936#comment:1>
[07:02:53.350344]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9006]: 0.12dev: Make CSS selector for the side-by-side wiki editing title more ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9006>
[07:17:18.297557]<zimnyx>Guys, do you know how can I enable displaying content of added files on Changeset XX page?
[07:17:31.899627]<zimnyx>It's so basic stuff...
[07:18:19.634772]<zimnyx>I'm running v0.1.15
[07:23:28.484646]<zimnyx>Example: http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/8888
[07:23:43.260432]<zimnyx>Content of wiki/templates/wiki_edit_form.html is not displayed
[08:10:19.254003]<osimons>zimnyx: there is an open ticket requesting that feature - remember seeing activity on it recently. you need to do the searching though...
[08:11:30.037704]<cmc>Big speed boost for 0.11 (maybe 0.12?): http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8935
[08:11:34.618726]<cmc>when searching
[08:55:34.044315]<ciupicri>is there a way to send notifications to a mailing list when a new issue is reported?
[08:55:46.584010]<ciupicri>only then and not for any change
[08:56:38.848471]<jhammel>ciupicri: the AnnouncerPlugin might do it; i haven't really be able to grok it very well
[08:56:56.340385]<ciupicri>jhammel, ok, I'll investigate; thanks
[12:02:56.944313]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8935 (Full text search of tickets can be very slow) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8935#comment:4> || Changeset [9007]: 0.11.7dev: fix performance issue in ticket search query, apparent when ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9007>
[12:14:34.182714]<Kludgy>Hi all. Quick question, appealing to the Tracxperts: I have configured Apache 2.2 (mod_python, ssl htaccess *only*), Python 2.5, Trac 0.11.6 on WinXP Pro with a test project. When hosted by tracd, all is well. But when hosted by apache, the header, search and metanav elements are missing. Are there any common gotchas that lead to this?
[12:32:57.719629]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8937 (Recent plugin install causes Trac site to be unusable) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8937> || CamelCase edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/CamelCase?version=6>
[12:49:15.588115]<gar_>Hey guys, can anyone help me out - I'm trying to move a trac installation from an old server to a new one, but I keep having problems
[12:49:37.420598]<gar_>I was not the person who setup the original installation
[12:49:45.368352]<cmc>what's the current problem?
[12:50:12.135357]<gar_>Well, the tickets won't show up after I imported the database and linked it up on all but one of the repositories
[12:50:20.888348]<gar_>and every page displays "Page WikiStart not found"
[12:50:31.500708]<gar_>err, the home page for each project
[12:51:06.192698]<gar_>but all except one project say there are no tickets
[12:51:22.731574]<gar_>but in my database (postgresql) I can see they are all there
[12:51:46.185433]<cmc>add a new ticket/page/something through the web ui
[12:51:58.289892]<cmc>if it appears in the db afterwards, you know they are talking to each other
[12:52:58.600853]<gar_>I am just now noticing I can also not log into the web UI anymore ( this was not the case the other day ) " Authentication information not available. Please refer to the installation documentation. "
[12:53:16.252613]<gar_>Maybe I've messed up the database connection then... hold on
[12:54:18.368547]<cmc>might make more sense to start from scratch and just import the tickets over and resynchronize subversion
[12:54:40.952744]<gar_>Yeah I was thinking that too :)
[12:54:47.208547]<gar_>I seem to have made quite a mess in all of this
[12:55:56.929192]<gar_>I'm not very familiar with all of this - I've just been using any instructions I can google up. So I've probably made it a lot worse than it had to be :)
[13:24:58.487099]<cilkay>gar_: I've seen that problem on Trac upgrades too. The format of the trac.ini file has changed.
[13:25:12.430365]<cilkay>... between .10 and .11
[13:25:21.343042]<gar_>ah!
[13:25:24.138797]<cilkay>I recall struggling with that and getting help for it.
[13:25:51.916941]<gar_>do you by chance have any notes on that or resources you used?
[13:25:56.739014]<gar_>if not I'll just google around
[13:25:58.445376]<cilkay>The best thing to do is create a sample project in the new version and diff the old and new trac.ini files.
[13:26:11.585607]<cilkay>I did what I just said above.
[13:26:23.305020]<gar_>Ok, good idea :)
[13:26:24.418655]<gar_>thank you
[13:26:29.917972]<cilkay>I really simplified my project level trac.ini files.
[13:26:42.278677]<cilkay>Before, they were pretty "heavy".
[13:26:48.839316]<gar_>I see :)
[13:26:52.032920]<gar_>Thank you very much
[13:27:00.794736]<cilkay>Now, they're quite minimal. Most of the stuff is in the global trac.ini now.
[13:27:47.955425]<cilkay>gar_: I think this was key:
[13:27:51.407682]<cilkay>[inherit]
[13:27:51.421993]<cilkay>file = /usr/share/trac/conf/trac.ini
[13:28:06.251383]<cilkay>At the top of my project trac.ini files.
[13:28:52.707994]<gar_>I'm taking a look right now - thank you again for pointing me in the right direction :)
[13:31:05.924920]<FantasyDivision>hi folks, just a short question on folding (e.g. with tickets) on Trac 12dev - Is it enough to assign the ".foldable" class to the element ?
[13:32:58.055949]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8937 (Recent plugin install causes Trac site to be unusable) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8937#comment:1>
[13:39:14.002236]<bionoid>FantasyDivision: Not sure for 0.12, but for 0.11 it has to be <fieldset><legend class="foldable"></..></..> iirc
[13:41:19.485186]<FantasyDivision>ok, i will give it a try. thanks for giving the hint.....
[13:49:46.756825]<djszapi>Internal Server Error
[13:49:47.519392]<djszapi>TracError: IOError: (2, 'No such file or directory')
[13:49:51.880508]<djszapi>what do I do wrong ?
[13:50:52.329996]<jhammel>um, that's really hard to tell from that error
[13:51:01.456364]<jhammel>djszapi: looks like you're missing a file or directory
[13:51:05.367336]<jhammel>traceback?
[13:51:20.616704]<djszapi>ldap failure, but why ?
[13:51:30.731854]<djszapi>129 # LoadModule ldap_module modules/mod_ldap.so
[13:51:31.244051]<djszapi>130 # LoadModule authnz_ldap_module modules/mod_authnz_ldap.s
[13:51:41.933525]<djszapi>If i comment out these two lines it works
[13:52:16.597439]<Carsten__>Hi folks :-)
[13:52:59.961528]<djszapi>http://pastebin.com/m4091e8ce
[13:53:10.900145]<djszapi>this is my httpd-vhosts.conf
[13:53:25.691825]<jhammel>sure, but where is the trac error coming from? what file is it missing?
[13:54:03.432481]<djszapi>that error was solved with ldap commenting ...
[13:54:14.020240]<djszapi>http://pastebin.com/m15bac7d2
[13:54:17.357210]<djszapi>this is my httpd.conf
[13:54:23.806488]<djszapi>and the login can't work.
[13:54:33.025624]<djszapi>what do I do wrong with mod_python way ?
[13:56:17.548397]<Carsten>I'm still looking for help with the problem described at http://groups.google.com/group/trac-users/browse_thread/thread/7f4db979765c4472# -- does anyone know how and where I can get commercial Trac support? I already wrote to info@edgewall.com, but got no reply.
[13:56:41.485390]<djszapi>Trac Error
[13:56:41.652528]<djszapi>Authentication information not available. Please refer to the installation documentation.
[13:56:45.127555]<djszapi>TracGuide — The Trac User and Administration Guide
[13:59:42.847842]<djszapi>any idea ?
[14:02:58.127376]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9011]: i18n: new message extraction (please ignore) - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9011> || Changeset [9010]: nl_NL: fixed several msgfmt errors, to make Transifex happy. {{{ $ msgfmt ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9010> || Changeset [9009]: nl_NL: added translations contributed by Laurens Holst. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9009>
[14:03:03.208363]<gozerbot> || Changeset [9008]: 0.12dev: merged r9007, fix for ticket search (#8935). - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9008>
[14:09:54.860503]<Carsten>I'm still looking for help with the problem described at http://groups.google.com/group/trac-users/browse_thread/thread/7f4db979765c4472# -- does anyone know how and where I can get commercial Trac support? I already wrote to info@edgewall.com, but got no reply.
[14:10:36.270907]<cmc>I don't know of any commercial trac support
[14:10:51.481022]<cmc>though I thought there were commercial webhosts which offered trac
[14:12:21.362378]<cmc>Carsten: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/CommercialServices
[14:12:44.988667]<Carsten>Hi cmc, yes, there are plenty of commercial hosters, and getting Trac hosted is not the problem.
[14:13:03.778418]<Carsten>In fact, I'm with one of them, but have ssh access to the server as well.
[14:14:28.699120]<Carsten>Problem is that I cannot figure out why Trac wrongly guesses it's script name when mod_rewrite is used, no reply at trac-users mailing-list and no reply at info@edgewall.com so far.
[14:14:52.062164]<djszapi>any idea ?
[14:15:02.124006]<djszapi>how to set up trac with mod_python ?
[14:16:13.889939]<cmc>Carsten: "wrongly guesses it's script name" ?
[14:17:34.732338]<Carsten>cmc: Well, when you call Trac via trac.cgi, it generates all html links in the generated content to trac.cgi/... when you call with trac.fcgi, the it generates links to trac.fcgi/...
[14:17:38.775308]<djszapi>http://pastie.org/769420
[14:18:30.347630]<Carsten>Now when I use mod_rewrite to have e.g. http://trac.cafu.de/login to http://trac.cafu.de/trac.fcgi/login,
[14:19:01.419897]<cmc>I may be mistaken, but that's not how fast cgi's generally used
[14:19:07.220675]<Carsten>I'd expect the page content to have links like http://trac.cafu.de/login, *not* http://trac.cafu.de/trac.fcgi/login
[14:19:39.615525]<Carsten>(even the login cookie gets confused by that...)
[14:19:46.116148]<Carsten>what do you mean?
[14:20:21.112022]<Carsten>I got this from http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracPrettyUrls
[14:20:24.917266]<cmc>http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracFastCgi
[14:21:33.584423]<cmc>Oh I see
[14:21:34.650455]<cmc>okay
[14:21:59.193648]<Carsten>("Using mod_rewrite from .htaccess files" on that page)
[14:22:01.160358]<cmc>so what's trac's real address? http://example.com/trac ?
[14:22:16.036323]<Carsten>http://trac.cafu.de
[14:22:34.392513]<cmc>that's what you want it to be, but where is it now?
[14:22:39.035410]<cmc>cafu.de/trac?
[14:23:39.177322]<Carsten>it's there and it works, http://trac.cafu.de is mapped to the htdocs directory of the Trac environment.
[14:24:13.236998]<Carsten>But it creates links like http://trac.cafu.de/trac.fcgi/login
[14:24:20.228282]<Carsten>not http://trac.cafu.de/login
[14:24:52.820675]<jhammel>Carsten: you need to set [trac] base_url
[14:25:01.547193]<jhammel>and possibly use it for redirects
[14:25:34.733217]<Carsten>you can call http://trac.cafu.de/login in the browser and it works thanks to the .htaccess file, and http://trac.cafu.de/trac.fcgi/login works as well (does not need rewriting),
[14:25:57.827860]<Carsten>but in both cases, the generated links are with "trac.fcgi".
[14:26:32.580127]<cmc>right. as jhammel said, what's your base_url in the [trac] section?
[14:27:28.895918]<Carsten>cmc and jhammel: Please have a look at the second-to-last post at http://groups.google.com/group/trac-users/browse_thread/thread/7f4db979765c4472#
[14:27:41.780695]<Carsten>Essentially, base_url is already properly set,
[14:28:02.286962]<Carsten>and the documentation does not seem to indicate any relationship with the script name.
[14:28:11.813370]<cmc>and you've restarted apache after setting that?
[14:28:35.923023]<jhammel>Carsten: did you try use_base_url_for_redirect = true?
[14:29:34.792127]<Carsten>cmc: yes, the hoster says that apache is restarted every time I change (sub-)domains in the Confixx interface, so I guess that apache has been restarted. Will try again in a minute.
[14:29:42.878101]<cmc>jhammel, nice
[14:29:53.198832]<Carsten>jhammel: not yet, will try that now.
[14:30:15.568593]<jhammel>Carsten: that might do it for you; if not, i'm out of ideas (outside of dropping fcgi, which i'm unfamiliar with)
[14:31:41.840380]<Carsten>ok, thank, i'm currently trying it, will take another minute or so.
[14:32:58.468778]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9013]: fr_FR: updated translations (100%) - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9013> || Changeset [9012]: i18n: update_catalog for a few languages (fr, nl, zh_CN) (please ignore) - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9012>
[14:42:57.426378]<Carsten>hm, it doesn't make a difference.
[14:43:10.171995]<jhammel>:(
[14:43:14.615340]<jhammel>well, i'm outta ideas
[14:43:18.887754]<jhammel>move to mod_wsgi?
[14:43:57.090972]<Carsten>Hm, I don't know enough about apache and the mod_* in order to do that easily...
[14:44:26.802049]<Carsten>problem is that the documentation of use_base_url_for_redirect and base_url never stroke me as related to the script name.
[14:44:48.212650]<Carsten>Isn't there a way to debug or affect the script-name guessing code somehow?
[14:47:09.112240]<Carsten>To me it looks as if trac.fcgi was a hardcoded default value that is used when the script name could not be figured out from the URL (which it cannot from e.g. http://trac.cafu.de/login )
[14:47:37.717063]<cmc>Carsten: it's certainly not
[14:47:58.488067]<cmc>I thought fcgi was only used for fast cgi, and even then, it was just a parameter in apache
[14:50:15.402078]<Carsten>When I was browsing more or less old related Trac tickets, I got the impression that this is highly sensitive to environment variable settings, that in turn are affected by mod_rewrite and other mod_* options and statements.
[14:54:29.864144]<Carsten>Btw., when I rewrite to trac.cgi (not trac.fcgi), nothing changes (the links are now of the form http://trac.cafu.de/trac.cgi/timeline )
[15:01:17.527991]<Carsten>cmc: do you think I can debug this somehow? Insert print statements into the right places? Normally I program C++ apps, so I just don't know enough about apache and Trac code...
[15:01:55.485190]<Mister_X]>hello guys
[15:02:05.840138]<Mister_X]>I got a strange issue with trac
[15:02:23.584572]<Mister_X]>some time ago, I wasn't able to connect and commit anything
[15:02:33.200861]<Mister_X]>but a week ago, it worked again
[15:02:47.456335]<Mister_X]>but for some reason now it doesn't display the commit log anymore
[15:02:59.326640]<gozerbot>trac: TracIni edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracIni?version=165> || TracIni edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracIni?version=164>
[15:03:01.670785]<Mister_X]>and also I get an error when trying to see source code from trac
[15:03:20.857696]<Mister_X]>"Error: Forbidden
[15:03:34.323898]<Mister_X]>Insufficient permissions to access / privileges are required to perform this operation"
[15:03:39.977875]<cmc>Carsten: you can "raise TracError('some error text')"
[15:03:57.373624]<Mister_X]>anybody has an idea what's wrong, how to fix it or any pointer to solve that issue?
[15:04:50.299365]<cmc>Mister_X]: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracPermissions
[15:04:57.934670]<cmc>I'd guess you don't have changeset_view
[15:05:06.686584]<Carsten>ok, I'll try...
[15:05:17.177399]<Mister_X]>yes, I have it
[15:05:33.715838]<cmc>and browser_view?
[15:05:51.613969]<cmc>just give yourself trac_admin, which should be equivalent to all other permissions
[15:06:07.422186]<Mister_X]>I'm authenticated and I'm admin
[15:06:18.435682]<Mister_X]>I can give you the result of trac-admin permission list
[15:06:20.538074]<Mister_X]>if you want
[15:06:30.567389]<Mister_X]>it was working before, but stopped working
[15:06:42.873089]<cmc>does your svn repo work?
[15:06:55.589879]<Mister_X]>yes
[15:06:58.048132]<Mister_X]>I can commit
[15:07:08.745399]<Mister_X]>but not see the result in trac (timeline and sources)
[15:07:34.793201]<Mister_X]>(svn co, update, ... works too)
[15:07:37.944110]<cmc>there's a way to resync to subversion. one sec
[15:07:43.523018]<Mister_X]>I did it
[15:07:57.776531]<Mister_X]>that's the first thing I did
[15:08:18.443144]<cmc>did it throw errors?
[15:08:26.971649]<Mister_X]>that's the only error I got
[15:08:34.945204]<Mister_X]>"Error: Forbidden
[15:08:40.462522]<Mister_X]>Insufficient permissions to access / privileges are required to perform this operation"
[15:08:55.546504]<Mister_X]>the strange thing is that the path exist on the server and file permissions is ok
[15:09:11.656333]<Mister_X]>(the repo path in trac.ini)
[15:09:27.379738]<cmc>does it give you that error when you trac-admin resync ?
[15:10:14.131853]<Mister_X]>no
[15:10:29.969203]<Mister_X]>I'm running it again, I'll give the result when it's done
[15:11:27.868006]<cmc>It sounds like you don't have proper permissions
[15:11:47.503201]<cmc>try giving the anonymous user trac_admin and logging out to see if you can view it
[15:12:11.353122]<Mister_X]>Resyncing repository history...
[15:12:11.524658]<Mister_X]>1644 revisions cached.
[15:12:11.542119]<Mister_X]>Done.
[15:12:45.754116]<cmc>yeah, that means that trac can talk to your repository, which implies to me that your user doesn't have proper permissions
[15:13:00.406482]<cmc>did you install a new plugin or anything?
[15:13:04.773684]<Mister_X]>nothing
[15:13:16.689674]<Mister_X]>it stopped working since august
[15:13:20.118718]<cmc>odd
[15:13:23.669482]<Mister_X]>and suddenly started working again in december
[15:13:29.815190]<cmc>try adding another Trac_Admin user
[15:13:40.952290]<Mister_X]>but now I can't see the sources
[15:13:48.818057]<Mister_X]>if you want to see the permissions: http://pastebin.com/d589d24c3
[15:14:12.630320]<cmc>if you log out, can you view the repo?
[15:14:16.769489]<Mister_X]>no
[15:14:51.400745]<cmc>huh, sorry that doesn'
[15:14:54.582296]<cmc>t make sense to me
[15:15:09.788292]<Mister_X]>what do you mean?
[15:15:29.138729]<cmc>you're getting a permission problem but even the anonymous user should have proper permission
[15:16:15.408369]<cmc>I'd grep through the code for the permission and raise a TracError with some debugging information
[15:16:31.912100]<Mister_X]>do you know in what file it is?
[15:16:55.536199]<cmc>no, but grep -R is recursive so it'll look in a directory
[15:17:30.547841]<cmc>sorry I can't help more. the whole "work" thing is distracting ;)
[15:17:42.069776]<Mister_X]>;)
[15:30:41.450844]<djszapi>is there any body who uses trac with apache-mod_python ?
[15:30:54.542086]<djszapi>the login can't work for simply...
[15:31:23.130887]<djszapi>I've been dealing with detecting the problem for hours but I can't see any problem in the config files, apache/trac logs.
[15:31:30.576402]<djszapi>Could anyone help me please ?
[15:33:00.563257]<gozerbot>trac: TracDev/Proposals/AdvancedWikiFormatting edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/Proposals/AdvancedWikiFormatting?version=10> || Changeset [9015]: WikiFormatting: headings range from to , as determined by the ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9015> || Changeset [9014]: WikiFormatting: make it possible to start list items at the beginning of ...
[15:33:04.954277]<gozerbot> - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9014>
[15:33:11.645832]<cmc>djszapi: what happens when you try to log in?
[15:33:26.240596]<Carsten>djszapi: Sorry, I cannot help you - I'm looking for help myself. Have you tried the trac-users mailing list, and info@edgewall.com ?
[15:34:34.348661]<djszapi>http://127.0.0.1/trac/example/login
[15:34:37.454570]<djszapi>Trac Error
[15:34:37.624014]<djszapi>Authentication information not available. Please refer to the installation documentation.
[15:34:40.341246]<djszapi>TracGuide — The Trac User and Administration Guide
[15:34:54.827579]<djszapi>http://pastebin.com/m4091e8ce and http://pastebin.com/m15bac7d2
[15:35:00.233763]<djszapi>these are the relevant config files.
[15:36:07.328563]<cmc>have you looked at http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModPython#ConfiguringAuthentication ?
[15:36:21.525215]<djszapi>yes.
[15:36:38.885282]<cmc>does www-data have access to /home/trac/.htpasswd ?
[15:36:51.742130]<djszapi>?
[15:37:49.007844]<djszapi>what do you mean ?
[15:38:46.885741]<Carsten>cmc: I just changed the trac.cgi to print os.environ['SCRIPT_NAME'] (or rather, throw the value of), and have the .htaccess rewrite to it.
[15:38:48.303426]<Carsten>Interestingly, not matter if I call it now via http://trac.cafu.de/trac.cgi/xy or via http://trac.cafu.de/xy, the result is identical in both cases:
[15:38:49.857037]<Carsten>SCRIPT_NAME is /trac.cgi
[15:38:51.298043]<Carsten>Next test is to set SCRIPT_NAME='' manually ...
[15:40:44.408479]<djszapi>cmc: ping
[15:41:14.409685]<cmc>brb
[15:41:19.568433]<djszapi>k
[15:42:14.497721]<djszapi>ls -ld /home/trac/.htpasswd
[15:42:15.215593]<djszapi>-rwxr-xr-x 1 http http 42 Jan 6 22:18 /home/trac/.htpasswd
[15:44:05.335167]<Carsten>It works! :-)
[15:44:06.850434]<Carsten>When I insert os.environ['SCRIPT_NAME'] = "" into trac.cgi (and while mod_rewriting to it), everything finally works as expected! :-D
[15:47:26.817801]<cmc>Carsten: kinda ridiculous, but good to hear!
[15:48:21.996138]<cmc>djszapi: and how did you set up .htpasswd?
[15:51:37.194270]<cmc>using htpasswd?
[15:54:10.716513]<Carsten>you mean ridiculous because its wrongly set? or because of the way it affects Trac?
[15:54:24.700833]<Carsten>I guess I have to find out why it's wrongly set in the first place...
[15:54:50.841889]<cmc>Carsten: ridiculous in the "you shouldn't need to do that" sense
[15:55:12.982403]<Carsten>ah ;)
[15:56:22.768257]<Carsten>I would not be surprised if the .htaccess file was missing some Alias directive...
[16:01:01.356282]<cmc>need to go now. good night and good luck
[16:02:21.225824]<Carsten>good night and thank you very much!
[16:02:59.780791]<gozerbot>trac: TracL10N edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracL10N?version=81> || Ticket #5713 (6 = is not rendered as <h6> correctly) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5713#comment:5> || Ticket #5713 (6 = is not rendered as <h6> correctly) reopened - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5713#comment:4> || 0.12/WikiFormatting edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.12/WikiFormatting?version=5>
[16:03:04.873180]<gozerbot> || 0.12/WikiFormatting edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.12/WikiFormatting?version=4> || 0.12/WikiFormatting edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.12/WikiFormatting?version=3>
[16:33:00.119798]<gozerbot>trac: 0.12/WikiFormatting edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.12/WikiFormatting?version=7> || 0.12/WikiFormatting edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.12/WikiFormatting?version=6>
[17:33:01.281190]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #2299 (Ability to override SCRIPT_NAME from base_url) reopened - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/2299#comment:15>
[18:03:00.161978]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #5516 (Improve semi-automatic bug reporting) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/5516#comment:16> || Changeset [9016]: 0.12dev: Added detection of faulty plugins in the semi-automatic bug ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9016>
[18:23:32.294716]<Data-Man>So, I have a simple newb question. Is trac also a front-end for svn? I was under the impression trac is basically wiki + ticket system + svn am I wrong?
[18:24:13.912677]<Data-Man>But I'm logged into a trac server now, and I can find anything that looks like it'll help me download / deploy code on my machine
[18:33:00.590953]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8938 (trt) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8938>
[21:03:01.589470]<gozerbot>trac: Cygwin.bat attached to TracWiki - <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/wiki/TracWiki/Cygwin.bat>
[21:19:54.269569]<djszapi>hi
[21:20:06.505786]<djszapi>someone with mod_python&trac experience pls ?
[22:22:51.810925]<evil_steve>djszapi: what's your question?
[22:30:30.092931]<djszapi>evil_steve:
[22:30:30.338640]<djszapi>Trac Error
[22:30:30.358185]<djszapi>Authentication information not available. Please refer to the installation documentation.
[22:30:33.499117]<djszapi>TracGuide — The Trac User and Administration Guide
[22:30:53.606085]<djszapi>http://pastebin.com/m4091e8ce and http://pastebin.com/m15bac7d2
[22:31:01.353776]<djszapi>what do I do wrong ?
[22:31:39.405617]<djszapi>http://pastie.org/769893
[22:33:20.701502]<djszapi>http://pastie.org/769895
[22:33:35.150836]<djszapi>these information I could provide for you, do you need for any other ?
[22:50:09.065287]<djszapi>any idea ?