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[00:00:06.183037]<wildintellect>ah actually it looks like you can make a group, assign permissions and then assign users to that group
[00:00:20.713591]<wildintellect>it's all under Admin -> Permissions once you login
[00:00:31.978049]<AnAnt>wildintellect: so I will need that accountmanager plugin ?
[00:00:37.410483]<AnAnt>I don't have Admin
[00:01:12.006882]<wildintellect>what version of trac?
[00:01:17.665607]<AnAnt>0.11.7
[00:01:28.016170]<wildintellect>I have it
[00:01:56.351810]<wildintellect>did you specify an admin user in your trac.ini or using trac-admin on the command line?
[00:02:06.844302]<wildintellect>if I recall you have to setup one user 1st
[00:02:11.993485]<AnAnt>nope, will do now
[00:07:57.142500]<AnAnt>should I restart apache or regenerate the *gi files
[00:08:13.216194]<wildintellect>don't think so
[00:08:21.888904]<wildintellect>may need to clear your cache?
[00:08:38.661487]<wildintellect>though an apache reload might not hurt
[00:13:37.136548]<AnAnt>still, nothing
[00:15:54.820733]<wildintellect>what permissions did you add?
[00:16:18.965498]<AnAnt>none
[00:16:24.780055]<AnAnt>I just set admin to my username
[00:25:52.622618]<wildintellect>see http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracPermissions
[00:26:11.512211]<wildintellect>you need to do something like $ trac-admin /path/to/projenv permission add bob TRAC_ADMIN
[00:27:23.395210]<wildintellect>and here's the answer to the other part of the question http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracFineGrainedPermissions
[00:35:31.701174]<AnAnt>ok, another question, the multiple project thing is still unclear to me
[00:35:49.421518]<AnAnt>let's say I want to put trac on /srv/trac
[00:35:54.541173]<AnAnt>so should I do the following:
[00:35:58.477839]<AnAnt>mkdir /srv/trac
[00:36:22.411785]<AnAnt>trac-admin /srv/trac/proj1 initenv
[00:36:34.615977]<AnAnt>trac-admin /srv/trac/proj2 initenv ...
[00:39:14.913208]<AnAnt>if yes, how should I create the *gi files ?
[01:23:26.882967]<rbrunhuber>Hi all, is it possible to change the default permissions in a "global" trac ini, so that every newly created project that inherits from this trac.ini has no permissions for anonymous and authenticated users?
[02:02:25.401511]<AnAnt>rbrunhuber: if you find out, please tell me
[02:02:55.843373]<AnAnt>wildintellect: btw, I figured out the multiple project thing
[02:03:11.871349]<AnAnt>wildintellect: thanks for the help on trac-admin
[02:04:47.701455]<rbrunhuber>AnAnt : I think I will write a script for creating new projects that contains the trac-admin permission remove [anonymous|authenticated] '*' lines
[02:47:13.058272]<StarkD>is it possible to add a non-breaking space using &nbsp; or something similar in the wiki?
[03:14:06.924198]<kirean>StarkD: when doing what?
[03:16:00.279717]<StarkD>kirean: I'm just editing a wiki page and would like to have several spaces after each other
[03:25:59.543042]<TheSheep>StarkD: why?
[03:26:11.467718]<TheSheep>StarkD: use {{{ }}} for preformatted text
[03:28:26.066351]<kirean>StarkD: I agree, why? what's the use case?
[03:28:34.456351]<kirean>anyway: {{{this still trims whitespace}}}
[03:29:18.704102]<kirean>StarkD: but if you tell us what you are trying to achieve maybe there is another way
[03:31:20.022193]<hasienda>StarkD: to make {{{ }}} work each group auf brackets has to go on a separate line
[03:32:49.945377]<hasienda>StarkD: but only {{{\n#!html\n content with &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; space in between\n}}} will do it without a special identation (replace '\n' with a real newline)
[03:48:45.226356]<StarkD>I did a list of a bunch of files using tree and want to add comments with same indentation as the file name
[03:51:59.490503]<StarkD>hasienda: I can't get either method to work
[03:52:41.060288]<kirean>StarkD: http://paste.lisp.org/display/111318
[03:54:18.377916]<kirean>StarkD: what hasienda said: each group auf brackets has to go on a separate line
[03:55:26.722526]<kirean>StarkD: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiFormatting#PreformattedText
[03:57:25.927132]<hasienda>StarkD: added my example for above http://paste.lisp.org/+2DW6/1, but for your use case you'll have to select a typewriter font or put everything into a table - common practice, that could be invisible, if you insist.
[03:58:40.518971]<StarkD>│ ├── File.java[[BR]]
[03:58:41.611704]<StarkD>│ │ comment
[03:58:50.050735]<StarkD>that is what I am trying to do
[03:59:27.370471]<StarkD>and this:
[03:59:27.873360]<StarkD>│ ├── File.java[[BR]]
[03:59:31.787133]<StarkD>│ │
[03:59:34.996965]<StarkD>{{{#!html
[03:59:38.346057]<StarkD>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
[03:59:42.351862]<StarkD>}}}
[03:59:46.997796]<StarkD>comment
[04:00:07.322269]<StarkD>does not work... guess I misunderstod something
[04:00:18.474949]<kirean>StarkD: gah. pastebin
[04:01:09.024541]<StarkD>sorry have to go to meeting. thanks for the help. will be back as soon as I can
[04:09:22.771868]<hasienda>StarkD: will work, if you put '#!html' on a separate line too
[04:54:11.532469]<StarkD>hasienda: alright. almost got it now.
[04:54:42.573021]<hasienda>StarkD: goodie. :-)
[04:54:52.011422]<StarkD>http://pastebin.com/8bNeHEJx <-- how do I place "Comments" on the same line? the #!html seems to do a line break
[04:59:50.202408]<hasienda>StarkD: why not place it inside, after the '&nbsp;'?
[05:09:38.053053]<StarkD>hasienda: sure but that text still ends up on a new line
[05:10:24.156557]<hasienda>StarkD: could you put it to a paste, I'll try to correct it
[05:10:49.428443]<StarkD>will do
[05:11:43.770173]<StarkD>http://pastebin.com/31v6gEfs
[05:12:28.213286]<StarkD>of and I'm running Trac 0.11 if that matters
[05:12:46.038201]<StarkD>I meant "oh"
[05:13:43.946820]<hasienda>StarkD: and now you'd like to have comment behind file name, right?
[05:15:30.887204]<StarkD>hasienda: just after the │ └────
[05:16:21.713318]<slam> | $comment here
[05:36:32.591434]<hasienda>StarkD: here it is: http://pastebin.com/9kgYp87E (dunno, why there are blank lines, not what I posted)
[05:49:06.072248]<StarkD>hasienda: great! thank you so much for taking the time to help me!
[05:58:35.994910]<hasienda>StarkD: you're welcome. Glad it works for you. :-)
[06:37:02.031350]<Linuturk>is there a way to stop an email notification to the owner of a ticket, if the owner is the one that updates the ticket?
[06:37:21.122146]<Linuturk>but notify the owner if someone else opens the ticket
[07:06:01.575451]<fred>Hey - does anyone know a plugin for adding new text-pattern => link things, in the same way that if you type "#1234" on a wiki page/comment, it inserts a link to that ticket?
[07:06:28.738268]<fred>specifically, we're refering apache tickets a lot, and I'd like [A-Z]+-[0-9]+ to automatically link to the apache jira
[07:09:28.235739]<TheSheep>fred: it's not exactly the same, but you could use this: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/InterWiki
[07:10:29.811958]<TheSheep>fred: so you could do Apache:XXX-0007 or whatever
[08:30:09.320133]<Linuturk>is there a way to specify always_notify_cc
[08:30:10.127324]<Linuturk>?
[09:26:06.854329]<Aranel>"The 'repository_dir' has changed, a 'trac-admin $ENV repository resync' operation is needed" already did the resync but it still shows up. Why?
[09:55:57.497248]<pipern>Aranel: does your debug log say anything more?
[09:56:32.422524]<Aranel>pipern: figured it out, thanks anyway :) Installed trac-admin again.
[09:56:50.504508]<pipern>ok :-)
[10:30:18.684087]<hasienda>Linuturk: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AnnouncerPlugin has 'always_notify_cc' as well as 'Author Filter'='Never notify me when I make a change.'
[10:43:52.751504]<mitsuhiko>trac seriously needs a new style :)
[11:18:32.040800]<The_Tick>get one
[11:18:44.610718]<The_Tick>mitsuhiko: it's css, change it
[11:30:50.041470]<mitsuhiko>The_Tick: which is why i am pointing out it needs a new one
[11:30:55.133165]<mitsuhiko>trac is horrible to restyle with css
[11:31:14.058964]<mitsuhiko>i always restyled my tracs and was hoping for this process to become easier with 0.12, but it did not
[11:37:10.411872]<The_Tick>I'm sure they'd welcome a theme plugin
[11:37:56.535447]<The_Tick>or a newly submitted easier to theme css file
[11:38:01.265063]<The_Tick>etc etc
[11:38:23.177763]<mitsuhiko>i don't have the time to rework the trac style
[11:38:28.421153]<mitsuhiko>can barely keep up with my own stuff
[11:44:07.019854]<The_Tick>when you do, feel free
[11:50:33.952488]<rts>its not only the css, the generated structure of the html also needs some overhaul to make it easier to match using genshi paths
[11:51:00.725713]<rts>and css selectors
[11:53:43.114215]<rts>looking for christopher, has anybody seen him lately? need to ask some questions about genshi internals...
[12:00:41.052159]<rts>or perhaps someone here knows why there is a method get_directive_index(...) in the DirectiveFactory class. its result is mainly used for ordering directives on substreams, however, since all directives are being applied recursively i do not see any benefit from having them ordered in the first place...
[13:07:12.387516]<rts>hm t.e.o. is down again, and i am currently working on a wiki page... please announce these downtimes forefront...
[13:07:49.849077]<rts>ups back again, db timeouts, again *sigh*
[13:13:45.895250]<The_Tick>rts: you could work on wiki pages and then paste them in
[13:14:07.207983]<rts>The_Tick: thanks for the hint...
[13:15:17.347102]<The_Tick>np
[13:33:59.915826]<mitsuhiko>yes, yes, yes. strik
[13:34:01.508776]<mitsuhiko>*strike
[13:34:10.676808]<mitsuhiko>trac-admin changeset add
[13:34:20.320484]*mitsuhiko <3 that
[16:40:19.649985]<wildintellect>is there a way to benchmark trac to compare 2 servers both running the same project?
[20:51:25.909786]<Jerub>G'day, I'm trying to figure out how to create tickets form an automated system. it's a bit hard to google for. any pointers?
[21:07:00.728342]<retracile>Jerub: well... you could look at the functional testing stuff. It uses twill to create tickets and such.
[21:07:13.773924]<retracile>Jerub: also there's a plugin that may be a better fit...
[21:07:40.973209]<Jerub>a plugin sounds nicer.
[21:08:10.999800]<Jerub>this is so we can do commits in our VCS that cause tickts to be created and closed at the same time - to assist with simple fixes being documented against the right milestone.
[21:08:14.469209]<retracile>Jerub: some RPC thing the name of which escapes me at the moment (I need to be in bed...) Look on trac-hacks... ah, it was xml-rpc or the like.
[21:08:37.998242]<retracile>Jerub: Oh, there's already a tool for doing that.
[21:08:46.384403]<Jerub>oh, is there? that'd be nice
[21:09:25.453069]<retracile>Jerub: There's a commit hook... and again, my sleep deprived brain is failing to recall the name of it. I'm pretty sure it's on trac-hacks.org as well.
[21:09:50.361475]<retracile>(It may be svn specific, but should be adaptable to whatever you're using.)
[21:11:05.271166]<retracile>Jerub: search for trac post commit hook"
[21:11:33.868964]<retracile>the script may be in the Trac sources instead of trac-hacks, but you should be able to find it.
[21:12:40.348141]<retracile>But I've gotta go to sleep. I follow the 'trac' tag on questions on StackOverflow, so if you ask there I'll see it at some point.
[21:12:46.869104]*retracile -> bed
[23:31:38.385441]<tessier>Hello all!
[23:48:47.762254]<tessier>So many tools to choose from. Almost makes one want to reinvent the wheel just because none seem quite right.
[23:48:55.586100]<tessier>trac may be close enough.
[23:49:01.062203]<tessier>zwiki spoiled me for wikis though.