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[00:00:35.244033]<evil_steve>djszapi: I left the office just as you sent your first reply, I'll look at that stuff in a minute
[00:03:03.362774]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9017]: 0.12dev: Follow up to [9016], removed a spurious i18n argument. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9017> || Ticket #8938 (trt) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8938#comment:1>
[00:26:28.438537]<otaku42>moin
[00:33:03.828546]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8912 (env.log.info() doesn't available in global scope) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8912#comment:2> || TracDev/PluginDevelopment edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/PluginDevelopment?version=28> || Ticket #8896 ([PATCH] improve performance when searching tickets (postgres)) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8896#comment:1>
[02:10:14.579191]<evil_steve>djszapi: do you have any sort of a .htaccess in there?
[02:10:21.788069]<evil_steve>is /home/trac readable by apache?
[02:11:10.014462]<evil_steve>it's trying to load /home/trac/home for somereason
[03:03:05.767415]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8939 (TicketQuery macro with group parameter occurs an error) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8939>
[03:45:30.065047]<djszapi_>evil_steve: yeah, readable
[03:45:57.846670]<djszapi_>which one tries to load /home/trac/home ?
[03:48:11.404355]<evil_steve>I don't know, I'm looking at the apache log you posted
[03:48:42.068408]<djszapi_>I don't know then.
[03:49:05.708375]<djszapi_>If I use tracd then I can click for login facility.
[03:49:11.502972]<djszapi_>with mod_python way, not.
[03:49:19.371356]<evil_steve>yaeh, so it's some httpd config
[03:49:57.230048]<djszapi_>is the settings okay in the vhosts config in the 'login' location ?
[03:55:07.091359]<evil_steve>let me compare it to m
[03:55:09.692862]<evil_steve>ine
[03:55:45.486095]<djszapi_>k
[03:55:52.363363]<djszapi_>can you send me yours to me please ?
[03:55:58.832435]<djszapi_>your related settings.
[03:59:40.735062]<evil_steve>http://pastebin.centos.org/30983
[04:01:13.526613]<djszapi_>Would you be so kind as to show your httpd.conf too ?
[04:01:17.837558]<djszapi_>and your trac.ini file ?
[04:01:48.494356]<djszapi_>what file is it ? ->/etc/httpd/conf.d/trac.conf
[04:01:53.304833]<evil_steve>httpd.conf is totally unmodified
[04:02:04.933337]<evil_steve>that's the trac.conf file that comes with teh centos package
[04:02:37.887185]<evil_steve>for use with mod_python and httpd
[04:03:22.840820]<evil_steve>and nearly all the trac.ini's are standard that comes with the package
[04:04:22.235445]<djszapi_>Would you be so kind as to pastebin them please ? I use archlinux, not centos I'd like to get a working configuration.
[04:05:05.696294]<djszapi_>I don't have such a settings in the /etc/httpd/conf.d/sites.conf file.
[04:05:09.430747]<djszapi_>I didn't touch it.
[04:05:42.168502]<djszapi_>Well, all this configuration files settings are in the httpd-vhosts.conf by me.
[04:06:01.818233]<evil_steve>site.conf I wrote
[04:06:23.290165]<evil_steve>so I can do allt he projects under one domain name, and a specific project under another
[04:06:30.030838]<djszapi_>Is it problem if I've put it into the vhosts file ?
[04:07:39.030253]<evil_steve>well, my configuration runs the mod_python trac stuff in a file that is applied to every vhost
[04:07:50.688531]<evil_steve>then I specify the actual location information
[04:07:55.099756]<evil_steve>in the site file
[04:08:11.048229]<djszapi_>ok, so do you see any problem in my configuration files ?
[04:08:16.176017]<evil_steve>just means i have 2 or 3 files to screw up instead of one ;)
[04:08:33.079669]<djszapi_>I see
[04:09:53.302619]<djszapi_>[13:09] <djszapi_> ok, so do you see any problem in my configuration files ?
[04:10:44.710928]<evil_steve>yes, I saw that. I'm busy reading htem at the moment
[04:19:15.488637]<evil_steve>so you can't login to the examples directory, or you can't login to trac at all?
[04:47:39.335052]<djszapi__>http://pastebin.com/m460f2d48
[04:48:03.719315]<djszapi__>what's the problem with the htpasswd file ? I really don't understand it, I've generated that file as described in this site...
[04:49:06.141974]<evil_steve>htpasswd /home/trac/.htpasswd username ?
[04:49:42.188020]<djszapi__>yes...
[04:50:02.518079]<djszapi__>and what's the problem with the 127.0.0.1 realm ?
[04:50:11.277948]<djszapi__>I don't understand why it's so hard to configure trac...
[04:50:41.388505]<djszapi__>but I've started to feed up with it, maybe redmine is better configurable.
[04:52:06.625130]<evil_steve>I can remember when I started out wit hit I had a hell of a time
[04:52:19.278353]<evil_steve>then I literally woke up one morning and groked it
[04:53:08.633100]<djszapi__>What's the problem with the lines of htpasswd file ? I really don't understand, is there a contradiction between the documentation and the operation ?
[04:53:15.743243]<djszapi__>I'm terrible fed up with trac.
[04:53:31.256172]<evil_steve>how did you create the file to start with?
[04:53:37.580549]<djszapi__>I've been trying to set it up for 1 day to reach a minimal use case, login...
[04:53:44.860613]<djszapi__>as in the DOC !
[04:53:46.689707]<evil_steve>htpasswd -c, or did you touch it and then use htpasswd?
[04:53:55.796774]<djszapi__>lawl
[04:53:59.582840]<djszapi__>Why did I touch it ?
[04:54:17.149509]<evil_steve>the command "touch", as in create an empty file
[04:54:39.803848]<djszapi__>genius, I've always wondered what touch could be...
[04:54:52.208076]<djszapi__>thanks really, I've never thought it...
[04:54:52.275979]*evil_steve is done.
[04:55:40.916064]<otaku42>djszapi__: it's generally a pretty bad idea to be rude to those who try to help you.
[04:56:07.993131]<djszapi__>I don't like when someone see me foolish...
[04:56:10.955417]<djszapi__>it's not a help.
[04:56:20.490737]<djszapi__>even if he/she doesn't listen to me.
[04:56:30.639345]<djszapi__>I've said more times I've followed the trac documentation
[04:56:43.249389]<djszapi__>Can you show me the link where it uses 'touch' command ?
[04:57:36.997590]<evil_steve>and I've been helping people enough on IRC who say they followed the docs, only to find out they've done one thing different, and that one thing was not in the docs.
[04:57:51.706968]<otaku42>djszapi__: do we know which documentation you actually refer to? you might, for example, refer to a completely different documentation that others do.
[04:58:04.770234]*djszapi__ sighs
[04:58:21.024703]<djszapi__>htpasswd -c /home/trac/.htpasswd admin # create 'admin' account htpasswd /home/trac/.htpasswd new_user # append a 'new_user' account
[04:58:27.371336]<djszapi__>http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracOnArchLinux
[04:59:19.369850]<djszapi__>are there more different trac documentation, implementation or why did you say it ?
[04:59:37.264723]<djszapi__>it's evidence when I try to configure trac, I look at the TRAC documentation
[04:59:52.243916]<djszapi__>which doesn't work by me.
[05:01:28.427119]<djszapi__>otaku42: can you help me or just criticising me ? :)
[05:02:12.336547]<djszapi__>evil_steve: so ?
[05:02:28.005082]<djszapi__>what's the problem with the htpasswd file ? No, I didn't touch it of course.
[05:07:39.407170]<djszapi__>it's terrible hard to configure trac :(
[05:08:17.639369]<evil_steve>I'd remove the various allow/deny statements, and go back to basics.
[05:08:51.802362]<djszapi__>who does it refer to tracd ?
[05:08:53.008925]<evil_steve>start minimal, that http config is for trac + svn , get trac working first, then worry about svn
[05:08:56.349049]<misc>welln that's not trac but apache
[05:09:02.522540]<otaku42>djszapi__: i didn't criticise you, and no, i can't help.
[05:09:58.876662]<djszapi__>misc: is tracd apache ? uhm, really, what ?
[05:10:28.905121]<misc>djszapi__: well, then i think you should use apache
[05:10:48.950555]<misc>or any webserver, tracd is not meant to do that, from what i see
[05:10:56.635895]<djszapi__>why ? Why can't I use tracd way for a trying ?
[05:11:07.347505]<djszapi__>What are you talking about ?
[05:11:22.151882]<misc>well, you can, but then, you will face the fact that few people use it and therefor, few people can help you
[05:11:41.493291]<djszapi__>nobody helped me in apache :)
[05:11:46.577526]<otaku42>djszapi__: the error message you got indicates that your problem may be caused by invoking tracd with a wrong set of options. it probably expects a htdigest file, but you use a htpasswd
[05:11:47.347246]<djszapi__>Well, no different :)
[05:11:52.068265]<otaku42>djszapi__: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracStandalone#UsingAuthentication may help
[05:11:57.332049]<djszapi__>I couldn't manage none of thme.
[05:11:59.408670]<djszapi__>* them
[05:12:32.477668]<djszapi__>otaku42: lawl
[05:12:41.791965]<djszapi__>the link you sent me shows htpasswd commands...
[05:12:44.753080]<otaku42>djszapi__: especially regarding --auth vs --basic-auth
[05:13:26.313370]<otaku42>djszapi__: yes, and if you care to continue reading you will find much more than just that.
[05:13:37.492932]*otaku42 gives up
[05:14:32.713685]<djszapi__>it should work with htpasswd file.
[05:16:00.694625]<otaku42>djszapi__: to cite the relevant part of the page i sent the link to above:
[05:16:05.351948]<otaku42>djszapi__: "Tracd provides support for both Basic and Digest authentication. The default is to use Digest; to use Basic authentication, replace --auth with --basic-auth in the examples below. (You must still specify a dialogic "realm", which can be an empty string by trailing the BASICAUTH with a comma.) "
[05:16:29.539981]<djszapi__>tracd -p 8080 --basic-auth="*",/home/trac/.htpasswd,/home/trac /home/trac
[05:16:31.680016]<djszapi__>I changed for it.
[05:16:46.435515]<djszapi__>after this command the login link doesn't work at all.
[05:16:56.563103]<djszapi__>same output then as in case mod_python trying.
[05:17:44.772513]<otaku42>djszapi__: rtfm, which says: --basic-auth=environmentname,/fullpath/environmentname/.htpasswd,/fullpath/environmentname
[05:18:12.490615]<otaku42>djszapi__: "*" doesn't look like a valid environmentname to me, but i may be wrong
[05:18:13.721449]<djszapi__>I've done so too.
[05:18:20.393039]<djszapi__>you're wrong of course
[05:18:29.698005]<otaku42>ah, of course. ok. well, i shut up then.
[05:18:30.288258]<djszapi__>"*" is on that page that you sent me...
[05:18:56.515987]<djszapi__>Have you read it ?
[05:20:03.077336]<djszapi__>same result...
[05:20:03.098310]<djszapi__>tracd -p 8080 --basic-auth=example,/home/trac/.htpasswd,/home/trac/example /home/trac/example
[05:21:40.991774]<djszapi__>evil_steve: I've tried to remove them meanwhile, same result...
[05:33:07.705241]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8703 (Diffs between two branches that have merged changes between them are ...) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8703#comment:3> || Ticket #8434 (Show useful dates) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8434#comment:5>
[05:41:04.357935]<fredl>can there be multiple directories in htdocs_location?
[05:55:20.087948]<djszapi__>otaku42: I could manage with tracd.
[05:55:47.522958]<djszapi__>but I don't see any time settings, estimated, remaining, etc... during ticket creation
[05:55:51.838306]<djszapi__>or anywhere.
[05:55:59.755127]<djszapi__>Where can I set it ?
[05:59:12.795864]<djszapi__>e.g. here ?
[05:59:15.234206]<djszapi__>http://www.hosted-projects.com/trac/TracDemo/Demo/newticket
[06:00:19.343181]<otaku42>djszapi__: you probably can't unless you use a plugin that extends trac accordingly.
[06:00:22.594431]<otaku42>djszapi__: see http://trac-hacks.org/tags/%27estimation%27
[06:00:38.003851]<otaku42>djszapi__: especially http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TimingAndEstimationPlugin
[06:03:00.620280]<djszapi__>k
[06:03:08.336702]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9018]: Pops, testing XEmacs po-mode... Nice but commits by itself after editing. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9018>
[06:03:20.143680]<djszapi__>it was a builtin feature earlier...
[06:05:00.297254]<otaku42>djszapi__: i use trac since 0.9.x and never saw such a feature in trac's core. must have been before then.
[06:05:59.834030]<djszapi__>weird
[06:11:56.084308]<fredl>can there be multiple directories in htdocs_location?
[06:14:48.092914]<fredl>is that a difficult or unusual question??
[06:15:56.518095]<fredl>on Debian most static assets are in /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/trac/htdocs. I want to add to that in my $project/htdocs, but how to I make Trac aware of this?
[06:17:55.145879]<osimons>fredl: you don't - they are referenced differently by trac, so don't combine them. trac chrome is at /chrome/common while project is referenced at chrome/site
[06:19:27.342368]<osimons>fredl: you can also use "trac-admin $project deploy" to extract all chrome resources from trac and any plugins
[06:20:06.582472]<fredl>extract all chrome resources ?!?
[06:20:11.052107]<fredl>what does that do then?
[06:20:36.566255]<osimons>it looks in trac and plugins for any resources that are shipped as part of the packages
[06:21:28.069818]<osimons>so then you can collect all chrome, and in your webserver set it up so that all requests to chrome/* something are to be served from that static directory
[06:21:49.678857]<fredl>okay I don't understand a word of that. Let me backtrack... I created a project with trac-admin. It has created a folder /web/prd/trac.dutchie.org and a number of directories under it
[06:22:00.226649]<osimons>-> speed improvement, and no need for trac and python code to look up the file via setuptools+++ and serve the resource
[06:22:30.622367]<osimons>fredl: oki... good.
[06:23:18.863795]<fredl>one of the directories under it is called htdocs/, so when I put stuff in there I would like those to be somehow visible through my webserver. The first thing I started with is my company logo, 3DN.png so I put it in the htdocs directory
[06:23:42.501367]<osimons>fredl: and it is. as site/mylogo.jpg
[06:23:49.161868]<osimons>(or whatever your file is called)
[06:24:31.476400]<fredl>okay, so that's what I also put in trac.ini under [header_logo] then?
[06:24:47.656552]<osimons>yes - that references the project htdocs directory
[06:25:05.348830]<fredl>so src = site/3DN.png, okay, fair enough :)
[06:25:22.724321]<fredl>yay
[06:25:37.284016]<fredl>thanks osimons.
[06:25:38.325254]<osimons>it will then be served as ..../chrome/site/3DN.png by trac
[06:25:52.921942]<fredl>correct.
[06:25:55.113452]<osimons>- while the trac htdocs folder that you don't want to touch is under common/*
[06:26:27.710689]<osimons>and any plugins may provide other namespaces, like ..../chrome/myplugin/cs/plugin.css
[06:26:36.561530]<osimons>goodie.
[06:27:10.604990]<fredl>well that's for later, as long as I can wrap my head around some of the basics first :)
[06:27:16.164248]<fredl>thanks!
[06:28:23.570580]<osimons>np. good luck.
[06:28:23.908594]<fredl>I'm really enjoying Trac a lot so far BTW :)
[06:33:11.056619]<gozerbot>trac: TracL10N edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracL10N?version=82> || Changeset [9019]: ko_KR: no plural forms (same as for chinese, ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9019>
[06:41:12.999136]<fredl>oh mijn god, een nieuw woord, 'privacyfundamentalisme' !
[06:41:34.747619]<fredl>oeps sorry
[07:01:40.796123]*retracile vents something irrelevant about mornings.
[07:03:11.024220]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9020]: i18n: fixed a big bunch of syntax errors in .po files, as revealed by ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9020> || TracL10N edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracL10N?version=83>
[07:03:51.207708]<djszapi__>is there a Project Manager plugin for Trac ? To add projects on the webinterface ?
[07:33:12.762792]<gozerbot>trac: TracL10N edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracL10N?version=85> || TracL10N edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracL10N?version=84>
[08:03:12.069774]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9024]: ca_ES: new translation contributed by Jordi Mallach. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9024> || Changeset [9023]: es_AR: update_catalog (please ignore) - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9023> || Changeset [9022]: hu_HU: update_catalog (please ignore) - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9022> || Changeset [9021]: hu_HU: added new translation
[08:03:17.017199]<gozerbot> contributed by István PONGRÁCZ. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9021>
[08:20:16.427478]<beefcube>Can someone give me a ballpark figure or pointer to such, which describes the monthly bandwidth requirements for trac and a typical project, with usage by 3 to 4 people daily?
[08:20:42.460333]<beefcube>excluding large binaries, just daily commits, roadmap, ticket, wiki modification
[08:33:12.476766]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9027]: ca_ES moved to ca, as per Jordi Mallach's advice on #7353. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9027> || Changeset [9026]: ca_ES: update_catalog (please ignore) - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9026> || Changeset [9025]: ca_ES: follow-up to r9024, fix ''Plural-Forms:'' header and set ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9025>
[08:56:52.354216]<LimCore>do I have to have SVN accessible via DAV/web? or is it ok if I have svn-via-ssh access?
[08:57:22.047266]<jammi>no
[08:59:48.631538]<jhammel>no to the first, i think
[09:04:40.553237]<cmc>beefcube: It's all text based. No large pictures or anything
[09:05:19.111487]<jhammel>cmc: he's gone
[09:05:52.636668]<cmc>awe. I turned off coming/going alerts when freenode had those issues a few weeks ago
[09:06:19.668522]<jhammel>ack! that was awful
[09:06:43.339557]<jhammel>i've been on this network for years and hadn't seen anything like that before
[09:07:27.551887]<cmc>little bit of pre-holiday havoc
[09:46:24.308938]<djszapi__>http://pastebin.com/m3785bf8e
[09:46:26.989493]<djszapi__>cmc: re
[09:46:37.946302]<djszapi__>sorry, I felt asleep yesterday :P
[09:46:46.498305]<djszapi__>but the same error happens now too :(
[09:47:18.605887]<cmc>"Authentication information not available."
[09:47:31.569197]<cmc>I'd guess that your .htaccess file wasn't generated correctly
[09:47:33.178038]<djszapi__>http://pastebin.com/m65e2241c
[09:47:40.611019]<djszapi__>.htpasswd, not .htaccess
[09:47:47.506801]<cmc>sorry, htpasswd
[09:47:54.119759]<djszapi__>it works with tracd
[09:48:03.268352]<djszapi__>so that file should be OK, if it works with tracd.
[09:48:10.459103]<djszapi__>but with mod_python not :(
[09:48:20.801590]<cmc>that's true! apache configuration issue then
[09:48:26.962425]<djszapi__>Does it search htaccess default ?
[09:48:42.205205]<djszapi__>maybe should I set it explicite for htpasswd somehow or how ?
[09:48:47.407733]<cmc><LocationMatch "/trac/[^/]+/login">
[09:49:08.815126]<cmc>that section should be being called
[09:49:19.565432]<djszapi__>I assume so too.
[09:49:39.683352]<cmc>add the auth stuff in there to the /trac location
[09:49:54.204455]<djszapi__>I've tried so too.
[09:50:03.438349]<djszapi__>We saw it so yesterday.
[09:50:26.657449]<cmc>did it ask for username password on any trac page?
[09:50:37.582445]<djszapi__>Nope.
[09:51:04.587312]<djszapi__>for the login text If i click i get this message back.
[09:51:50.569787]<cmc>that's got to be an apache thing then. one moment
[09:52:00.539321]<djszapi__>okay.
[09:52:27.515636]<cmc>basically, if you put that in to any directory, apache should require you to login before you can view said directory
[09:52:57.687305]<djszapi__>[Thu Jan 07 19:00:12 2010] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] client denied by server configuration: /home/trac/example/login
[09:53:06.805860]<djszapi__>this line doesn't seem and looks well.
[09:53:48.083201]<djszapi__>What do I put in to any directory ?
[09:53:51.552912]<djszapi__>.htpasswd file ?
[09:54:15.170354]<cmc>no, lines 120-123 of http://pastebin.com/m65e2241c
[09:54:26.416470]<cmc>if you put that in any apache "location" it should require login
[09:55:12.848409]<djszapi__>do you say it seems okay then and we wonder what happens here ? :)
[09:57:28.971366]<djszapi__>no more idea here, really.
[09:57:29.115539]<cmc>if you move lines 120-123 before 94, and restart apache, what happens?
[09:58:06.135766]<djszapi__>I don't have /home/trac/example/login directory, does it mean problem ?
[09:58:31.080421]<cmc>Shouldn't
[09:58:46.739474]<cmc>but why would you think so?
[09:59:49.405896]<djszapi__>I don't know.
[09:59:56.274620]<djszapi__>I'm newbie I think for everything.
[10:00:14.765336]<djszapi__>btw, I did that change and it doesn't work at all, it means a syntax error by apache
[10:00:29.078568]<cmc>alright. Try moving those lines in the apache config. It should ask for authentication as soon as you load *any* page (trac or otherwise)
[10:00:29.653349]<djszapi__>AuthType/etc. aren't allowed in that section
[10:00:52.753245]<cmc>oh sorry, put it after line 94 then
[10:00:56.786209]<djszapi__>cmc: It's not okay to ask login in every case.
[10:01:02.932351]<cmc>inside the <Location />
[10:01:18.541121]<djszapi__>I'll have another applications on this apache webserver.
[10:01:21.639521]<cmc>djszapi__: we wouldn't keep it there. we are testing that apache is working okay
[10:01:25.981194]<djszapi__>which shouldn't be ask the user for login.
[10:01:34.180700]<djszapi__>k
[10:03:09.245222]<cmc>does apache restart okay?
[10:03:10.406556]<djszapi__>it doesn't work If i put it after 94 line
[10:03:16.228845]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8940 (AttributeError: 'TracError' object has no attribute 'acctmgr') closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8940#comment:1> || Ticket #8940 (AttributeError: 'TracError' object has no attribute 'acctmgr') created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8940>
[10:03:16.526377]<djszapi__>yes, but 401
[10:03:27.062712]<cmc>what does apache say when you put it after 94?
[10:03:45.919573]<cmc> 94. <Location />
[10:04:49.126816]<djszapi__>http://pastebin.com/m6005d53f
[10:05:38.860195]<cmc>hehe midori
[10:05:51.669011]<cmc>huh. midori.
[10:05:52.755011]<djszapi__>:)
[10:05:59.210799]<cmc>do you have another browser?
[10:06:16.873091]<djszapi__>yes, curl :)
[10:06:19.252950]<djszapi__>same output.
[10:06:25.432286]<djszapi__>and links, lynx, elinks too.
[10:06:37.975807]<djszapi__>anyway, tracd works in midori.
[10:06:47.872929]<djszapi__>and other trac pages on the internet too.
[10:06:59.507684]<cmc>midori does the login authentication and all?
[10:07:11.482036]<djszapi__>?
[10:07:24.084185]<cmc>when you were running tracd, you could login in midori?
[10:07:29.430342]<djszapi__>yes.
[10:07:58.546431]<djszapi__>ServerAdmin djszapi@arhdev.local
[10:08:02.703660]<djszapi__>can this line cause problem ?
[10:08:17.718796]<djszapi__>it's an email address which isn't on the localhost :)
[10:10:29.075218]<cmc>try commenting out everything but http://pastebin.com/m54b3e551
[10:10:54.398479]<cmc>that doesn't have *anything* special, but should ask for username/password
[10:11:03.815848]<djszapi__>okay, Sir :)
[10:12:21.931341]<cmc>I run lighttpd, so I'm definitely no apache expert :)
[10:13:51.696994]<djszapi__>http://pastebin.com/m7bf7df40
[10:14:34.777280]<cmc>it never asks for a password?
[10:14:40.962200]<djszapi__>-
[10:15:27.488598]<cmc>do you have mod_auth enabled in apache?
[10:16:15.271092]<cmc>usually it's enabled by default, but not with other versions of apache
[10:18:54.709671]<cmc>in debian you can do $ sudo a2enmod auth , I think
[10:20:22.861944]<djszapi__>it's archlinux
[10:21:00.132820]<djszapi__>http://pastebin.com/m1f2243e8
[10:21:09.348289]<djszapi__>it's interesting I've got two httpd.conf file
[10:21:43.589712]<djszapi__>->/etc/httpd.conf and /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf as you see on the sent link, I don't know which one is in use.
[10:22:24.793245]<cmc>Add line 67 of /etc/httpd.conf to /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
[10:23:08.502004]<djszapi__>it's there.
[10:23:15.212843]<djszapi__>608. line
[10:23:40.328225]<cmc>sorry, I don't see the /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf link
[10:24:12.231148]<djszapi__>np
[10:24:38.749555]<cmc>can you repost?
[10:24:50.561705]<djszapi__>same post.
[10:24:57.539458]<djszapi__>[19:16] <djszapi__> http://pastebin.com/m1f2243e8
[10:25:12.430395]<djszapi__>194-199 ->no allow from line there, can it be a problem ?
[10:25:41.069518]<cmc>are /etc/httpd.conf and /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf the same file?
[10:26:03.304022]<djszapi__>as you can see not
[10:26:20.464924]<djszapi__>maybe you're confused
[10:26:32.409387]<djszapi__>I did the two files in to one pastebin link.
[10:26:40.562524]<djszapi__>you can a hole in the middle between them.
[10:26:42.367158]<cmc>oh yes, I am confused :)
[10:27:31.863519]<djszapi__>->/etc/httpd.conf -> http://pastebin.com/m27be98f7
[10:28:34.398512]<djszapi__>->/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf ->http://pastebin.com/m6703eed4
[10:30:23.248577]<djszapi__>any idea ?
[10:31:27.650508]<cmc>it doesn't make sense to me. it's got to be a weird configuration, but I'm not sure where
[10:31:56.397164]<cmc>I bet apache has a channel on freenode
[10:32:44.528216]<cmc>maybe repost the simple one (http://pastebin.com/m54b3e551) there and see if they can help you enable basic auth?
[10:33:40.629301]<cmc>as I said, I use lighttpd, so the apache stuff doesn't always make sense. Sorry, bud
[10:38:58.648949]<djszapi__>weird.
[10:40:37.820196]<djszapi__>no answer there :(
[10:42:14.908040]<djszapi__>just be patient, someone will answer :(
[10:42:23.226709]<djszapi__>for a while.
[10:42:49.392233]<cmc>it *seems* to me like apache's authorization module isn't working correctly, but I don't know enough about it
[10:43:53.435261]<djszapi__>neither am I.
[11:27:58.007970]<jtoft>Does anyone know how to get basic-auth working at the base site with trac/nginx?
[11:48:02.641182]<infid>when making a virtual host for trac to only be used on my LAN, in /etc/hosts or in dns, should i use the .test tld or what is the best practice?
[12:30:44.402471]<djszapi>I've got a small problem with trac login/logout.
[12:30:59.546927]<djszapi>Having logged as an admin user.
[12:31:19.374380]<djszapi>then I logged out, and when I log in again I can login without any authentication again.
[12:31:26.395836]<djszapi>I guess my data is in the cache
[12:31:38.044678]<djszapi>how can I set it up in case trac ?
[12:44:15.365884]<jtoft>getting a screenfull of this in my error log
[12:44:16.004298]<jtoft>http://pastebin.com/m1c824242
[12:44:18.999981]<jtoft>Anyone have ideas?
[13:09:27.523666]<zigarn>hi everybody !
[13:11:26.458962]<zigarn>I have some trouble using trac with Apache
[13:16:28.980221]<thatch>zigarn: need more info
[13:17:00.541079]<zigarn>when using tracd everything is ok
[13:17:19.489502]<thatch>djszapi: that's the way http authentication works. you probably want accountmanager to get a web-based login form
[13:17:24.055857]<zigarn>but when using through mod_python, I'm missing header and footer
[13:18:35.600078]<thatch>jtoft: AtomicFile is only used with config updates, did you save a change from the admin panels?
[13:19:10.145743]<jtoft>thatch: Not that I know of. Maybe in the past?
[13:19:13.400031]<thatch>zigarn: is your mod_python compiled against the same version of python that is on your path?
[13:19:31.229861]<jtoft>thatch: the error is continuous, apache's error log is throwing out 87GB of that error a week
[13:19:32.521138]<jtoft>roughly.
[13:19:53.091935]<thatch>jtoft: does it continue when you bounce apache?
[13:20:18.300997]<jtoft>when I restart it?
[13:20:28.257340]<jtoft>what do you mean bounce apache
[13:21:13.583784]<cmc>bounce = restart. It goes down then up :)
[13:21:19.157291]<jtoft>heh, yea
[13:21:19.998639]<jtoft>so
[13:21:27.456414]<jtoft>restarting does nothing re: the error
[13:21:34.495765]<jtoft>it's continuous as long as apache's running
[13:22:47.806996]<zigarn>thatch: I don't know, it's installed from ubuntu package
[13:25:08.524623]<thatch>jtoft: that's weird. can you stop apache, truncate the log, start it, and see what the head looks like?
[13:25:20.467071]<jtoft>thatch: sure, one sec
[13:26:13.236787]<jtoft>lol
[13:26:17.633104]<jtoft>starts up with those errors
[13:26:20.416946]<jtoft>from a clean log
[13:27:08.494589]<jtoft>grows about a mb a second
[13:28:09.955346]<zigarn>thatch: it's supposed to be : "This package is built for the current Python version"
[13:38:34.892942]<zigarn>thatch: I have the same problem with wsgi
[13:40:18.319725]<zigarn>thatch: mod_python 3.3.1, Apache/2.2.12, Python 2.6.4
[13:45:06.044923]<thatch>jtoft: I'm interested in the log lines before it starts repeating
[13:54:06.362499]<bionoid_>zigarn: Are you serving several Trac envs?
[13:54:22.827871]<zigarn>bionoid: no, just one
[13:54:54.604634]<bionoid>zigarn: Hmm ok, version?
[13:55:24.874795]<zigarn>bionoid: trac 0.11.5
[13:57:10.745856]<bionoid>ohhh sorry I didn't read very carefully -
[13:57:18.662148]<bionoid>jtoft: I meant the question to you - multiple envs?
[13:58:12.566942]<bionoid>zigarn: Did you enable debug logging to file?
[13:58:27.249787]<zigarn>bionoid: yes
[13:59:07.584005]<bionoid>Trac version?
[13:59:19.442330]<bionoid>Eh, jtoft that is ;-)
[13:59:35.200201]<bionoid>zigarn: Nothing relevant, then?
[14:02:23.072217]<lisppaste5>zigarn pasted "trac.log" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/93118
[14:03:23.784337]<zigarn>bionoid: just debug, non error
[14:04:34.917189]<bionoid>zigarn: So let me get this straight, everything _works_ as expected, except the header/footer is not there? I see you're using bzr - did you try to disable it?
[14:07:11.907074]<zigarn>bionoid: I remember to have the same problem before trying bzrTrac, but I re-try
[14:07:55.988242]<bionoid>Probably not the problem; But it's worth an early tests ;-)
[14:09:02.308939]<bionoid>zigarn: Next thing to try is; Create a new environment and serve it up.
[14:09:51.836277]<bionoid>if that works, you probably messed up some trac.ini or template stuff..
[14:10:01.768900]<zigarn>bionoid: with tracd everything is OK
[14:10:16.399032]<zigarn>bionoid: with the same env
[14:10:25.220546]<bionoid>oh.
[14:10:37.192930]<bionoid>Well that's what I get for being lazy ;-)
[14:10:46.797907]<bionoid>Did you enable _apache_ debug logs?
[14:12:24.072330]<zigarn>bionoid: How do I do that ?
[14:13:59.081456]<bionoid>Well by changing the apache config, obviously ;-)
[14:14:22.924548]<bionoid>zigarn: http://eregie.premier-ministre.gouv.fr/manual/mod/core.html#loglevelhttp://eregie.premier-ministre.gouv.fr/manual/mod/core.html#loglevel
[14:14:30.774375]<bionoid>ooops sorry, http://eregie.premier-ministre.gouv.fr/manual/mod/core.html#loglevel
[14:15:21.695201]<zigarn>bionoid: tx I get it
[14:18:18.519251]<zigarn>bionoid: nothing more than "[Thu Jan 07 23:17:20 2010] [debug] mod_deflate.c(615): [client 82.67.192.52] Zlib: Compressed 4142 to 1631 : URL /"
[14:21:10.184228]<bionoid>hmm strange :|
[14:21:29.064351]<bionoid>But I have to go to bed, work tomorrow - so good luck :)
[14:28:02.673762]<zigarn>bionoid: ok, thanks for help. I should go to bed too for the same reason
[14:46:04.739442]<konr>How can I submit a ticket? It should be on the upper right of the screen, right? I'm logged in and not seeing any such thing - can it be that it's restricted to the project owners or something?
[15:11:40.261813]<HuBiel>...hey
[15:40:23.226266]<cmc>anyone know if macro plugins are cached? If I raise an exception, nothing seems to happen
[15:48:50.203888]<cmc>oh nm. Easy_install struck again
[18:33:19.241649]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8941 (Non-clickable close button in webkit) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8941> || TracTermsNl edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracTermsNl?version=10> || TracTermsNl edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracTermsNl?version=9>
[18:33:53.081270]<homeofpoe>I'm trying to get the mercurial-plugin to work... I have the repository working with commits, and Trac successfully loads the module. Except whenever I view Trac, I see "Can't synchronize with the repository (/home/me/repos does not appear to contain a Mercurial repository.)" Yet /home/me/repos is where I can successfully use 'hg commit' and all that. Any ideas?
[18:34:29.381770]<homeofpoe>Running Ubuntu, Trac 11.6, and TracMercurial 0.11.0.8
[23:33:23.607046]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8942 (CommandError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'name') created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8942>