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[00:49:54.391410]<otaku42>moin
[02:06:08.953463]<gbot94>trac: Ticket #2570 (internal error ("IntegrityError") when logging in after apache restart) reopened - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/2570#comment:17>
[02:35:23.385248]<gbot94>trac: Ticket #2570 (internal error ("IntegrityError") when logging in after apache restart) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/2570#comment:18>
[02:50:32.575148]<otaku42>gbot... hmm.
[02:50:49.141973]<altipard>does anybody has installed the new agilo for trac?
[03:04:00.260805]<marcus_>hi. i have noticed that headings in the trac wiki end with a ¶ sign on hover. Is there a way to disable this behavior?
[03:05:20.513456]<gbot94>trac: Changeset [9047]: 0.12dev: Fixed the `Configuration.getpath()` test cases when ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9047>
[05:35:22.331413]<gbot94>trac: Changeset [9048]: 0.12dev: Avoid making the edit field too small when starting a new wiki ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9048>
[07:35:23.867849]<gbot94>trac: Ticket #8971 (Trac internal error on wiki submit changes without wiki_admin permission) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8971>
[10:35:26.827347]<gbot94>trac: Ticket #8972 (AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'toordinal') created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8972>
[11:35:27.697256]<gbot94>trac: Ticket #8972 (AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'toordinal') closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8972#comment:2>
[12:02:35.959256]<rubic1>"HTML preview not available, since the file size exceeds 262144 bytes."
[12:02:40.526880]<rubic1>The above response occurs even when I change max_preview_size in trac.ini and restart apache.
[12:22:19.877804]<vengfulsquirrel>Hi I'm trying to setup trac with multi-repo support and mercurial and I'm at this step: '''Install post-commit hooks for all your repositories, and have them call trac-admin <trac-env> changeset added for every new changeset: '''.
[12:22:44.200818]<vengfulsquirrel>On this page it says such a step might not be necessary with 0.12dev/multirepos -- http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/HgTracHook
[12:23:09.475982]<vengfulsquirrel>Does anyone know the status of adding the post-commit hook and if I do need to add it should I just write the hook myself ?
[13:22:50.405580]<cusco>hi
[13:23:00.291350]<cusco>I am about to install for the first time trac ...
[13:23:30.179546]<cusco>Im using debian, the INSTALL file states that my apache needs to have either libapache2-mod-wsgi or libapache2-mod-python
[13:23:35.751934]<cusco>wich of them is better?
[13:25:21.632651]<jhammel>cusco: mod_wsgi
[13:25:41.746956]<cusco>ok
[13:39:41.341184]<rblank>vengfulsquirrel: You do need to call trac-admin $ENV changeset added in the commit and changegroup hooks.
[13:39:52.400781]<rblank>vengfulsquirrel: I've got a sample hgrc somewhere, let me check...
[13:42:10.279748]<lisppaste5>rblank pasted "Sample hgrc for multirepos" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/93461
[13:42:23.110201]<rblank>vengfulsquirrel: ^^ This is for you
[13:46:37.692003]<vengfulsquirrel>rblank: Wow awesome, yeah I wasn't sure if I needed changegroup. Sorry also what exactly does this do ? Is there some internal database of changes in trac or is it for caching ?
[13:47:57.198685]<rblank>vengfulsquirrel: It's for triggering the changeset listeners (e.g. a plugin that annotates tickets referenced by the changeset message) and for caching (but mercurial-plugin doesn't cache yet).
[13:53:11.439385]<vengfulsquirrel>rblank: Oh right, cool. Thanks a lot seems to work, I didn't trying linking a ticket in a log message yet though.
[13:54:22.266686]<cusco>running trac-admin path initenv
[13:54:34.820679]<cusco>it asks me Database connection string
[13:54:42.458067]<cusco>[sqlite:db/trac.db]
[13:54:46.522637]<cusco>I wan't to use mysql
[13:54:49.614973]<cusco>what do I type?
[13:55:25.196663]<jhammel>cusco: the DB connection string for MySQL
[13:55:33.450774]<jhammel>cusco: did you setup a MySQL DB?
[13:55:43.096553]<cusco>ofcourse
[13:55:54.908223]<cusco>mysql -ublah -pbleh -hblieh ?
[13:57:02.225141]<jhammel>cusco: so http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/DatabaseBackend#MySQL
[13:57:12.183207]<odb|fidel>hi
[13:57:28.562332]<odb|fidel>is it possible to display the latest available version-string in the trac-wiki ?
[13:57:57.722256]<odb|fidel>inside an wiki-article basically- without doing it manually with each new build/version
[14:00:10.537097]<jhammel>odb|fidel: i'm sure you could write a one-off macro, but i doubt there's any existing way
[14:00:30.969391]<odb|fidel>jhammel: ok - thanks
[14:17:47.984383]<cusco>hmmm
[14:17:59.910667]<cusco>what about it failing scanning for a svn repo
[14:18:01.074685]<cusco>?
[14:55:03.251957]<cusco>hmm
[14:55:03.270856]<cusco>once I deployed
[14:55:03.294034]<cusco>I don't want to use tracd
[14:55:03.318804]<cusco>I want to use apache
[14:55:04.572849]<cusco>at the moment I have /home/trac
[14:55:04.591795]<cusco>where my project will sit
[14:55:04.612602]<cusco>there is a htdocs dir in it
[14:55:04.636653]<cusco>what is it that apache needs to see? htdocs/common?
[15:05:51.079627]<odb|fidel>bye
[15:10:26.019707]<gbot94>trac: Changeset [9049]: MultiRepos: Fixed a typo in the revision log RSS template. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9049>