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[00:49:42.183069]<kirean>I'm looking at creating a macro for 0.11 which displays a table with my custom data in it. IIRC I need to call some function to display my text in wikiformat.
[00:51:02.651097]<kirean>I need to call some function to convert my text to wiki format?
[01:00:38.053296]<kirean>ok.. wiki_to_html
[01:04:03.192055]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9146 (OperationalError: SQL logic error or missing database) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9146#comment:1> || Ticket #9146 (OperationalError: SQL logic error or missing database) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9146> || Ticket #9145 (OperationalError: SQL logic error or missing database) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9145>
[01:29:19.424909]<cathode>hello
[02:27:25.299435]<Sp4rKy>hi
[02:27:35.411423]<Sp4rKy>I'm looking for a good solution for i18n in a trac wiki
[02:27:56.142651]<Sp4rKy>something maybe that we can integrated with some i18n online platform
[02:39:29.548640]<qubodup>hi
[02:40:25.386516]<qubodup>I would like to switch from MediaWiki to Trac, however it seems that Trac has not much to offer regarding image galleries.
[02:41:14.077119]<qubodup>What I would like to have is an automatic gallery, created from images inside a svn directory.
[02:42:05.619983]<qubodup>I assume the obvious answer is 'write one', as this seems not much of a task
[02:42:28.966586]<qubodup>Yet I would like to know if there is a simple gallery tool, that will do just that
[02:44:12.241060]<jlebrech>hi, im trying the trac and mod_python guide, ive tested modpython with /mpinfo
[02:44:30.018585]<jlebrech>but the second bit does work with PythonHandler trac.web.modpython_frontend
[02:44:48.298923]<jlebrech>how do i test trac.web.modpython_frontend is installed correctly
[02:51:12.833234]<crubb>hey guys
[02:51:39.624450]<crubb>there is a default filter in "View Tickets" set to "Owner is <user>" - Can i modify that?
[03:01:09.325433]<bionoid>crubb [query] default_query option
[03:02:02.747939]<crubb>ah bugger, easy enough, thanks bionoid
[03:02:41.290159]<bionoid>qubodup: Not that I know, an iframe is probably the quickest way - use some other gallery software and include it
[03:03:27.953637]<bionoid>Sp4rKy: Don't understand your question at all, be more specific ;-)
[03:04:02.086744]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9145 (OperationalError: SQL logic error or missing database) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9145#comment:1>
[03:04:12.803173]<kirean>there is a http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/GalleryPlugin but I don't know more than that
[03:04:47.120394]<Sp4rKy>bionoid: I have a wiki with a few dozens of page, and which will increase in time
[03:04:59.235096]<Sp4rKy>I want something to manage translation of the pages
[03:05:41.290756]<Sp4rKy>the only thing I found, which allows to suffix page names with languages is not really interesting (don't know if a page is up to date for example)
[03:06:13.856775]<Sp4rKy>The best (I think) would be to use gettext to manage the pages, and so to have an external interface to manage translations
[03:06:53.047093]<bionoid>Sp4rKy Ah, now I get it, but no good suggestions, sorry ..
[03:06:57.268627]<Sp4rKy>:'(
[03:09:25.368340]<qubodup>hello again
[03:09:28.966680]<qubodup>would it be possible to, on a wiki page program a gallery? something like 'for every file in svn repository directory /images/ do embed an image'?
[03:09:31.999827]<qubodup>and how would would this be called? 'template' or 'macro'?
[03:23:40.395377]<crubb>how can i show the Component in the View Ticket List? I can't seem to find that in the docs..
[03:24:10.998253]<kirean>crubb: Trac version?
[03:24:14.782528]<crubb>0.11
[03:25:02.179113]<kirean>select it as a column?
[03:26:12.947430]<kirean>crubb: f.ex on http://trac.edgewall.org/query
[03:26:35.443808]<kirean>click on Columns, then mark Component
[03:27:32.711407]<crubb>aaah!
[03:27:57.242602]<crubb>kirean: can i set this as default somewhere?
[03:28:45.383219]<kirean>crubb: yes
[03:29:06.191986]<kirean>crubb: [query] default_query option
[03:29:11.106264]<kirean>;-)
[03:29:23.389641]<crubb>this sounds familiar :-D
[03:30:14.677403]<kirean>crubb: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.11/TracIni#query-section
[03:34:04.736527]<crubb>thanks kirean
[03:34:33.357558]<macmaN>!seen qubodup
[03:34:33.367223]<evil_twin>qubodup was last seen on irc.freenode.net at Thu, 18 Mar 2010 03:17:13 +0100, quitting: Quit: Page closed
[03:35:21.407270]<DaMato>re
[03:35:24.512201]<macmaN>is there a note system on the bot?
[03:36:34.160821]<DaMato>anyone having problems with the TicketModerator plugin? Here we are getting notifications sent to the "smtp_always_bcc" address as well, however we don't want that to happen.
[03:40:44.141196]<hasienda>macmaN: dunno, but failed to reach qubodup too, wanted to tell him/her about ScreenshotsPlugin, maybe private msg get spooled somehow and delivered later on? admittedly I'm quite fresh with IRC
[03:41:22.022757]<macmaN>i actually had the idea of a svn image gallery a while ago
[03:41:34.849760]<macmaN>i wanted to have a gallery view of a image revision log
[03:42:02.646716]<macmaN>have a look at how a certain model developed
[03:43:13.118339]<hasienda>I see, but what type of image did you plan? or just "txt"-type served among other formats too?
[03:43:40.302577]<macmaN>um how do you mean what type of image
[03:44:52.014536]<hasienda>reading "image gallery" I thought of - well images, but reading "revision log" I think text, somehow confusing
[03:47:19.793904]<macmaN>no, a revision log is a concept
[03:47:25.276320]<macmaN>of view of how something came to be
[03:47:36.989232]<crubb>hasienda: no msg spooling on IRC
[03:47:40.166818]<macmaN>it could be presented in any format
[03:47:45.638691]<macmaN>text, images, video
[03:50:13.076408]<hasienda>crubb: thanks.
[03:51:04.698871]<hasienda>macmaN: ok, think I understand better now, thanks too.
[03:52:59.535510]<hasienda>macmaN: so ScreenshotsPlugin would be very limited compared to this, not to mention current lack of support for any form of automatic selection/adding items from certain sources
[03:53:22.304486]<lelit>hi all. is anybody noticing frequent "internal error" on today's trac? I tried uploading a new patch on #5489, and couldn't. I was then adding a comment just to say that, and notice that even the link to "WikiFormatting" ends in the same error...
[03:53:51.834028]<lelit>will retry later...
[03:56:59.062993]<macmaN>hasienda: yes for sure
[03:57:21.232914]<macmaN>hasienda: gallery definitely requires a fresh effort
[04:02:40.160327]<macmaN>btw how come nobody with an artistic eye has fixed the ugly ass accountmanager web login form
[04:02:58.030737]<macmaN>seeing it makes me want to log out instead of logging in
[04:03:01.828483]<macmaN>:)
[04:03:24.269595]<macmaN>i guess i should just do it my damn self
[04:07:52.541223]<crubb>uh, why are my tickets changed to italics in list view after i edit them, e.g. change a component?
[04:09:29.442565]<kirean>crubb: to notify that they been changed
[04:09:51.805306]<crubb>does it dissappear after a set amount of time?
[04:10:02.190975]<kirean>press update
[04:10:10.806414]<crubb>i could swear i haveb't had this on other tickets
[04:10:33.089051]<crubb>hehe alright, thanks krirean
[04:10:40.146248]<crubb>kirean:
[04:13:43.760755]<hasienda>macmaN: think most of devs are logged in 24/7, so won't even know the login from own experience :)
[04:19:27.489739]<crubb>Fair warning: not paying a hooker is considered shoplifting
[04:20:08.305199]<exarkun>crubb: Is that an appropriate topic for this channel?
[04:21:51.133430]<crubb>i think #mysql ruined me
[04:21:54.598330]<crubb>sorry ;)
[06:00:40.699132]<crubb>hmm, can a ticket depend on another ticket?
[06:01:51.824556]<crubb>i suppose i need http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/MasterTicketsPlugin ?
[06:03:01.229511]<bionoid>Yes, you do ;-)
[06:04:02.789797]<gozerbot>trac: CookBook/SiteStyleCss edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/CookBook/SiteStyleCss?version=2> || TracInterfaceCustomization edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInterfaceCustomization?version=63> || CookBook/SiteStyleCss created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/CookBook/SiteStyleCss?version=1>
[06:07:27.884260]<TiN>Hi, Is there a plugin that allows change the logo of a project?
[06:16:49.191095]<fr00d>Hello!
[06:17:42.675452]<fr00d>Is there a notification plugin to get notified on each wiki change? For now I'm using WikiNotificationPlugin, but I need to subscribe to each page I'd like to watch.
[06:18:51.829326]<rs>fr00d: AnnouncerPlugin
[06:20:33.102215]<fr00d>How to get rid of an existing TracPlugin?
[06:21:36.885304]<fr00d>Notificationplugin even changed my database. Is that possible to reverse these changes?
[06:25:09.076852]<hasienda>TiN: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/IniAdminPlugin claims to do so (look at screenshot there)
[06:27:27.632653]<crubb>can you guys recommend some do-not-miss trac hacks? ;)
[06:27:42.291807]<crubb>kind of must-have additions
[06:27:46.827070]<rs>AccountManager
[06:27:49.037193]<hasienda>fr00d: you didn't test in production, did you? AFAIK it's common to leave a snapshot of the old db on upgrading, look for the last in <env>/db/ and you may be able to restore a pre-<add offending plugin here>-state
[06:30:38.620237]<fr00d>hasienda: I did a hotcopy and test inside of that.
[06:31:04.485616]<fr00d>I also have Backups from every day last week from the whole system.
[06:31:11.825281]<hasienda>crubb: Tags + Keyword suggest, maybe TracSimpleTicket
[06:31:27.948273]<TiN>hasienda: thanks
[06:32:31.779227]<hasienda>TiN: you are welcome:)
[06:38:48.950791]<hasienda>crubb: look at AnnouncerPlugin + Watchlist, BreadCrumbsNav, CalendarPopUp, Toc - Macro, TicketTemplate too; and Develper, if you plan to debug and or hack inside Trac
[06:39:21.178330]<fr00d>How can I configure AnnouncerPlugin? I don't really understand the listing at http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AnnouncerPlugin
[06:39:33.324940]<rs>setup [notifications]
[06:39:38.014340]<rs>rename it to [announcer]
[06:39:41.283608]<rs>:)
[06:39:46.481734]<fr00d>I can't see any configuration options at the admin Panel.
[06:39:57.054634]<rs>oh, do it in the trac.ini
[06:40:14.802111]<crubb>thanks rs, hasienda
[06:40:45.962782]<rs>crubb: I also like TOC, DiscussionForum
[06:41:16.825097]<rs>TOC is really handy (TableOfContents), you can easily generate index pages on wiki
[06:41:19.459177]<fr00d>rs: Did that...
[06:43:15.026532]<fr00d>I'd like to send an email to our mailinglist on every wiki-change. I think I need WikiChangeProducer for that, right?
[06:43:23.807788]<fr00d>How to configure that in trac.ini?
[06:46:38.479856]<rs>iirc you only need to congiure the smtp settings in trac.ini
[06:46:58.115039]<rs>other than that just enable most of it's components on webadmin
[06:50:30.739115]<fr00d>That's the problem. easy_install tells me that AnnouncerPlugin is allready installed, but I can't see the plugin at the admin-panel.
[06:51:09.824930]<Tu13es>i had that happen recently, i ended installing the .egg through the web browser
[06:51:43.940693]<rs>reload apache
[06:51:53.778082]<rs>or restart tracd
[06:55:57.711494]<fr00d>Ah, great, now I can see the administration and can access the configuration at the user preferences, thanks.
[06:56:26.050470]<rs>you should do this after every easy_install run
[06:56:40.312207]<rs>I also do it after changing trac.ini
[06:57:06.569743]<rs>but that's only cargocult administrating
[06:57:44.265310]<Tu13es>hm, how can I log in as a different user? when i click login it just puts me back as admin
[06:59:16.109542]<crubb>Tu13es: close and restart browser
[06:59:33.386749]<Tu13es>grr
[06:59:45.545167]<crubb>hm probably check for cookies?
[07:00:05.381282]<crubb>happened to me as well, but i wasn't sure my browser wasn't just storing the authentication
[07:00:10.497104]<crubb>restarting helped
[07:00:22.545910]<Tu13es>i tried clearing cache and cookies, no luck
[07:00:28.169254]<Tu13es>i can't restart atm :*
[07:00:29.322329]<Tu13es>:(
[07:00:30.574149]<crubb>so it should be auth
[07:00:44.437013]<crubb>just start another browser, firefox, safari, chrome, IE, whatever ;)
[07:01:15.918530]<Tu13es>yeh
[07:01:54.131682]<crubb>probably try to delete saved auth info?
[07:02:21.869114]<rs>AccountManager + form-based login ftw
[07:02:46.173019]<Tu13es>i think i got it
[07:02:53.041386]<Tu13es>yeah, i'm trying to set up accountmanager, heh
[07:07:58.422747]<Tu13es>how do I reload apache and/or tracd?
[07:08:25.062228]<rs>/etc/init.d/apache reload
[07:09:46.045780]<rs>apache2ctl apache2ctl -h
[07:09:47.189904]<rs>etc
[07:10:00.544603]<Tu13es>thanks
[07:10:02.264257]<rs>I mean 'apache2ctl -h'
[07:10:34.423693]<rs>(and that's the help, for I don't know and can't try it)
[07:11:57.594849]<Mulleteer>apachectl -k restart
[07:16:29.439512]*retracile croaks something grouchy about mornings.
[07:54:53.390620]<bootlaces>Anyone got any problem acessing the trac home webpage?
[07:54:57.253961]<bootlaces>it's timing out on me
[07:55:23.581565]<crubb>bootlaces: http://trac.edgewall.org/ responding fine
[07:55:41.245019]<bootlaces>hmmm :(
[07:55:46.069749]<bootlaces>could be a peering problem then
[07:55:47.115034]<bootlaces>:(
[07:56:07.209873]<lelit>i got the same this morning
[07:57:00.165902]*bootlaces thanks Google Cache :)
[07:58:22.699300]<bootlaces>I have a little question, I can't seem to get email addresses displayed when I look at the rss timeline
[07:58:47.789106]<bootlaces>(even tried putting &authors=on on the request)
[08:01:07.949070]<osimons>bootlaces: and what do you get if you don't get email adresses as authors?
[08:01:35.892083]<bootlaces>All my users have email addresses in their Login
[08:01:43.782448]<bootlaces>i.e., I'm logged in as Foobar
[08:01:53.201895]<bootlaces>My preferences has
[08:01:56.738159]<bootlaces>Full name : Foo bar
[08:02:11.768749]<bootlaces>email addrss : foo.bar@notanotherone.com
[08:02:26.621948]<bootlaces>in the timeline when I look in the browser it has
[08:02:44.887055]<bootlaces>this for example : Ticket #123 (blah blah) created by foobar
[08:02:55.437057]<bootlaces>.
[08:03:52.735053]<osimons>and rss shows?
[08:04:01.654780]<bootlaces>rss shows:
[08:04:28.449287]<bootlaces>Ticket #123 (blah blah) created
[08:06:07.719851]<osimons>bootlaces: ah, but in rss that is placed in the <dc:creator> element - such as <dc:creator>Foobar</dc:creator>
[08:07:39.064634]<bootlaces>okay, I can see that when I look at the html code of the rss feed
[08:07:58.576255]<bootlaces><dc:creator>foo.bar@notanotherone.com</dc:creator>
[08:08:13.247631]<osimons>rss readers usually have an author column, and allow filtering and sorting by author and so on - same with dates and so on. as you say, the rss source will tell you
[08:08:55.396293]<bootlaces><nod>, it's just that I've configured supybot to msg a shared irc channel that us developers are using with trac changes
[08:08:56.383982]<osimons>bootlaces: right, email adress there as that is what the RSS spec claims should be in the field/element - not username, but email for rss author
[08:09:30.619355]<bootlaces>and it's printing out the trac heading, but not the author. I suppose it doesn't honour the dc:creator tag
[08:11:05.999326]<osimons>actually trac is putting username in the field if known, and not email - i suppose that is why we use <dc:creator> instead of the <author> element.
[08:11:30.701925]<bootlaces>osimons: yes, I see it in the case where if the user doesn't have an email, it's putting in their usernames
[08:11:46.170242]<osimons><author> in RSS spec = "It's the email address of the author of the item."
[08:13:00.644309]<osimons>bootlaces: it is putting it in regardless - i have email saved in preferences, but it still uses the username
[08:14:30.803558]<bootlaces>osimons: looking at the html of my rss, if the user has an email, it creates an <author> tag and puts in the email, if not, it creates a dc:creator tag and puts in the username
[08:15:46.941534]<bootlaces>I suppose the question is, is the rss feed configurable in the sense that I can modify *something* to say created by <username>|<email>
[08:17:10.228276]<osimons>bootlaces: doubtful, and it also really depends on what the user may enter - for instance if create a new ticket and change 'reporter' to some arbitrary string, that string is used for <dc:creator>, even if you are logged in
[08:18:09.431165]<osimons>- there will be no reference to me as a user for such an event, only what I add in 'reporter'
[08:18:13.720886]<bootlaces>osimons: true, but that information is embedded anyway within the rss feed
[08:18:50.746830]<osimons>adding events to timeline is distributed via an api, so it really all depends what information each component reports
[08:19:09.198912]<bootlaces>even if you change 'reporter' to "yoursoftwaresucks" it will still be in the dc:creator field
[08:19:16.105551]<osimons>yes
[08:19:20.215386]<bootlaces>that's cool
[08:19:29.495210]<osimons>and no reference at all to Foobar user or his/her info
[08:19:37.847192]<bootlaces>all I want is the rss feed to not end with created by....
[08:19:45.066566]<bootlaces>beside each headline
[08:20:06.399700]<osimons>bootlaces: that is how the ticket system has decided to report the 'author' of this specific event, while if you update a ticket it will use other infomration
[08:20:22.227345]<bootlaces>osimons: <nod>
[08:21:24.845502]<bootlaces>I suppose it's easier just to hack the RSS plugin for supybot to pull out the dc:creator|author field
[08:21:32.617547]<bootlaces>rather than changing trac :)
[08:21:43.912991]<osimons>bootlaces: what trac version? my wiki edit just says 'edited' and not 'by'
[08:22:12.703061]<osimons>but right, use dc:creator|author if anything
[08:22:14.526650]<bootlaces>0.11.7rc1
[08:22:18.137062]<osimons>oki
[08:22:27.965788]*osimons heads out. later.
[08:22:35.392864]*bootlaces waves
[08:58:31.801498]<Linuturk>yeay
[08:58:33.593795]<Linuturk>yay*
[08:58:45.714740]<Linuturk>apache + Active Directory is working
[08:58:57.610625]<Linuturk>only, I can't log out!
[08:59:29.151824]<retracile>Linuturk: that's http auth for you....
[08:59:38.855860]<Linuturk>bah
[08:59:50.105837]<retracile>Linuturk: for a real logout, you have to use account manager's form-based login.
[09:00:22.884882]<retracile>(The browser caches your credentials in the http auth case, with no real easy way to clear them.)
[09:01:05.607876]<Linuturk>so, all this http auth stuff I just did is pointless
[09:04:03.101461]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9147 (Date picker on date textboxes) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9147>
[09:08:26.112779]<retracile>Linuturk: I think you should be able to build on what you have using account manager's HttpAuthStore.
[09:08:41.806386]<retracile>(I have not personally used it.)
[09:11:56.536104]<Linuturk>hmmm
[09:12:06.331065]<Linuturk>isn't there a direct ldap plugin for accountmanager?
[09:13:06.213308]<retracile>Linuturk: there are a couple of ldap plugins, depending on what you're wanting to pull from ldap. Poke pacopablo with questions. ;)
[09:13:34.387929]<Linuturk>well, I'd like to use it as auth, and pull the email for any tickets they create
[09:34:03.252653]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9148 (Add explicit always_notify and always_notify_bcc options to ticket system.) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9148> || Ticket #9147 (Date picker on date textboxes) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9147#comment:1>
[14:50:30.920391]<kate`>hi
[14:50:54.837475]<kate`>i just reinstalled a few packages, and now trac is giving me: Warning: Can't synchronize with the repository (Unsupported version control system "svn": "No module named _fs" )
[14:51:09.460737]<kate`>the trac log complains about it not finding _fs.py
[14:51:40.955143]<kate`>what's going on there?
[14:51:47.436883]<kate`>but i certianly have the py24-subversion-1.5.4 package installed
[14:53:24.081919]<jhammel>kate`: i don't know, but i can tell you that its not fun to fix
[14:53:49.201956]<kate`>well, i'd worked that out already :)
[14:53:52.591363]<jhammel>kate`: i encountered the same and me and an SA tried for a few hours to fix the damn thing
[14:54:13.389297]<jhammel>no luck; then i was laid off
[14:54:20.960945]<jhammel>so i don't know what the fix is, sorry :(
[14:54:45.109111]<kate`>well, that's not a happy ending
[14:54:47.696509]<kate`>lol
[14:55:30.912278]<jhammel>kate`: sorry, wish i could give a better one
[14:55:38.595371]<jhammel>i have a great job now!
[14:55:44.424737]<jhammel>but that's another story ;)
[14:55:57.645310]<jhammel>kate`: what OS, just out of curiousity?
[14:56:04.800954]<jhammel>(we were on gentoo...don't ask)
[14:56:12.145061]<kate`>i'm using netbsd
[14:56:21.650321]<kate`>my guess is that it's a .so file which isn't found
[14:56:39.534478]<jhammel>or something mislinked
[14:57:07.889305]<kate`>hm
[14:57:26.271279]<kate`>but this is the same py24-subversion-1.5.4 i was using previously
[18:10:16.195161]<kate`>can i share PYTHON_EGG_CACHE between multiple trac instances?
[21:25:44.003653]<ebzzry>In the URL http://svn.debian.org/viewsvn/python-apps/packages/trac/trunk/debian/README.Debian?view=markup what does "/path/to-projectenv" in the line "trac-admin /path/to/projectenv initenv" mean?
[21:27:50.766596]<kate`>ebzzry, that's the directory where you want trac to store its files for your project
[21:28:16.061908]<kate`>ebzzry, it's up to you where you decide to put that
[21:28:25.778198]<ebzzry>kate`: Ohh
[21:29:49.767325]<ebzzry>kate`: What about "trac-admin /path/to/env deploy /path/to/www/trac"? What should be the sensible values of the paths?
[21:32:50.751424]<kate`>well, /path/to/env is some place you'd like trac to store stuff, readable by the httpd, but it needn't be served to the public
[21:33:03.740943]<kate`>/path/to/www/trac is something which is being served, inside public_html
[21:35:19.542779]<kate`>i.e. alongside whatever html files you have
[21:42:43.919478]<ebzzry>kate`: OK
[23:34:08.653755]<gozerbot>trac: WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=8>