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[00:06:42.285709]<otaku42>moin
[02:26:01.673035]<macmaN>word
[02:40:23.570148]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9101 (update to jquery 1.4.2) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9101> || SeaChange/WhatUsersWant edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/SeaChange/WhatUsersWant?version=112>
[02:48:41.049084]<DarthGandalf>Hi, is it possible to do checkout/update/commit through trac, or need to setup another access to repo?
[02:49:33.312442]<macmaN>for some wack reason my svn post-commit doesnt work anymore and i've done exactly what http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.12/TracRepositoryAdmin#ExplicitSync tells meto
[02:49:43.712458]<macmaN>testing manually does the sync
[02:49:53.079991]<macmaN>svn commit doesnt do it
[02:58:02.332840]<osimons>DarthGandalf: trac is a repos viewer only, you need to serve your repos outside trac and as documented by your repos system (whatever it is). trac just reads the repos from disk for its needs.
[02:59:27.764170]<DarthGandalf>Thanks...
[02:59:46.503069]<DarthGandalf>Isn't such feature on future plans?
[03:00:10.708845]<Sacho>I doubt
[03:31:15.166730]<osimons>DarthGandalf: it won't happen in trac. serving repositories is a core feature of the repos tools, and it would be nothing but trouble to try to duplicate that functionality (across versions, auth, protocol changes +++)
[03:33:10.021483]<kirean>macmaN: tested running the hook manually as the correct user?
[03:33:24.896058]<macmaN>kirean: yes
[03:33:39.963542]<macmaN>theres a possibility its a python version conflict of some sort
[03:33:57.601489]<macmaN>i will sort that out, put everything on 2.6, then re-test
[03:34:01.644844]<macmaN>my venv was 2.6
[03:34:04.511579]<kirean>macmaN: gl
[03:34:15.845624]<macmaN>does that apply in theory do you know
[03:34:26.801126]<macmaN>running trac-svn-hook with 2.6 interpreter
[03:34:37.529451]<macmaN>when your tracenv is inside 2.5
[03:39:22.930875]<kirean>macmaN: sorry
[03:39:52.726873]<kirean>macmaN: pastebin your post-commit?
[03:40:11.565879]<kirean>macmaN: and file permissions, just to make sure
[03:40:55.172962]<macmaN>quick context switch - upgraded mod_wsgi 2.5 -> 3.1
[03:41:01.355245]<macmaN>now standard trac.wsgi wont load
[03:41:11.690583]<macmaN>TypeError: expected byte string object for status, value of type str found
[03:41:39.934339]<macmaN>return trac.web.main.dispatch_request(environ, start_response)
[05:14:53.139150]<macmaN>hrm
[05:15:13.282338]<macmaN>eliminating mod_python from apache did wonders for that one it appears
[05:37:37.938617]<TiN>Hi, I'm writing a small plugin, and I want return to GET after a POST request from process_request.
[05:40:02.713864]<TiN>any idea?
[05:43:05.776033]<Sacho>"return to get"?
[05:43:08.800021]<Sacho>get is a request type
[05:44:39.121262]<macmaN>!seen cbalan
[05:44:39.131197]<evil_twin>cbalan was last seen on irc.freenode.net at Tue, 02 Mar 2010 05:41:19 +0100, quitting: Remote host closed the connection
[05:44:44.102422]<TiN>I have a form, if a field fails, I need to go back
[06:29:21.473794]<kirean>Tin: lookup ITicketManipulator, validate_ticket
[06:29:48.865777]<kirean>TiN: It might be what you're asking for
[06:30:14.568937]<kirean>TiN: I use that to validate fields
[06:32:59.061077]<macmaN>otaku42: around partner?
[07:02:15.250595]<thm>how do I display an svg inline? already set render_unsafe_content to true
[07:11:34.191910]<macmaN>with [[Image()]] ?
[07:12:33.859693]<jhammel>macmaN: most certainly not
[07:12:45.494694]<jhammel>https://developer.mozilla.org/en/SVG_In_HTML_Introduction
[07:12:50.413339]<jhammel>that may help
[07:12:51.915603]<jhammel>or not
[07:13:28.974738]<thm>[[Image(attached.svg)]] doesn't work, produces a link
[07:35:31.768393]<macmaN>sry, thats about all i got for you right now, this post-commit not working is kicking my ass
[07:35:41.454309]<macmaN>i will try straight trac-admin from post-commit then
[07:35:47.215478]<macmaN>skipping the contrib/trac-svn-hook
[07:50:58.005369]<macmaN>hrm, indeed
[07:51:14.390244]<macmaN>this is some sort of a permission and path problem etc
[08:45:51.866308]*retracile murmurs something uncharitable about mornings.
[09:10:18.857844]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9102 (SubversionException: ("Expected FS format between '1' and '3'; found ...) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9102>
[09:40:23.683662]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9102 (SubversionException: ("Expected FS format between '1' and '3'; found ...) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9102#comment:1>
[09:43:53.526168]<rapha>Hi all!
[09:44:29.760373]<rapha>I'm having a funny problem again (seems like I have a knack for having those, or the Universe for giving them to me, or whatever)
[09:45:56.795566]<rapha>I created a new user with the AccountManager plugin and sent him his login data. Then he logged in and was sent an email to confirm his email address. Now., when he tries to login, having verified his address, he goes into an infinite redirect-loop. But this hasn't been a problem with any other user before. I don't even know where to begin debugging this...
[09:46:38.415284]<rapha>(pacopablo maybe you want to take a look again? :-) - i faintly remember seeing your name in the AccountManager credits)
[10:21:51.512572]<TiN>how do I know which encoding where deployed trac?
[11:00:04.988488]<macmaN>hrrrm
[11:01:04.854808]<macmaN>i wonder what a good way to handle mixup of trac-svn-hooking like a mapping table of projects:repos
[11:02:09.186217]<macmaN>guess plain ol bash script magic
[11:33:16.215671]<Spec>I see email2trac exists, but I was wondering if there was any daemon that would: read imap mailbox -> trac ticket magic?
[11:33:29.831722]<Spec>(or pop3)
[11:33:56.068944]<Spec>it can be simple. I don't need to magically update ticket comment's via e-mail or anything like that.
[11:38:24.113190]<macmaN>im working on that
[11:38:34.950878]<macmaN>it might become a commercial solution
[11:39:45.583942]<Spec>heh, well, it's pretty simple, i already have scripts that make trac tickets, and scripts that read imap mailboxes :p
[11:40:16.583820]<Spec>I'll make it myself if I have to, just don't wanna reinvent a wheel if there's a fully featured imap->trac ticket daemon in existence
[11:40:28.593596]<macmaN>theres not afaik
[11:43:21.989903]<Spec>ah, 'k, well, thanks. good luck on your project :)
[11:43:32.331522]<Spec>I'd recommend you open source it, as no one's gonna pay for something that simple ;)
[11:45:08.273073]<macmaN>that integration is the smallest of the issues at hand
[11:45:11.272849]<macmaN>:)
[11:45:29.547665]<macmaN>obv i will contribute back as much as possible
[13:06:41.400816]<macmaN>does anyone know what to put it repo.git/hooks/post-commit
[13:09:35.487924]<macmaN>or perhaps in git it needs to be post-receive?
[13:14:07.594818]<macmaN>ahh ok its on th
[14:40:16.830492]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9322]: diff: Added separate radio buttons to select between limited and full ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9322>
[15:10:16.842906]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9323]: Thanks to Oren Held and Guy Rozendorn for sprinting at PyCon 2010! - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9323> || Ticket #6423 (Full diff option in changeset view) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/6423#comment:7>
[15:42:45.238528]<Nurbs>Is it possible or planned to create totally distinct ticket types with trac? Mainly tickets which offer different fields and workflows.
[16:40:20.056896]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #8348 (project index shows hidden folders like ".svn") closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/8348#comment:11> || Changeset [9324]: web: Added the possibility to specify patterns of directories to ignore in ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9324>
[16:43:50.421861]<TracFan2>hi
[16:44:03.074075]<TracFan2>where could one acquire commerical Trac support?
[16:44:15.149358]<TracFan2>couldn't see anything on edgewall's site
[16:51:53.681808]<misc>jezu: i guess any linux consulting company can do the trick
[16:51:58.789885]<misc>s/jezu://
[16:51:58.799549]<evil_twin>misc meant: i guess any linux consulting company can do the trick
[18:07:39.606127]<retracile>Nurbs: It's not really planned as far as I know, but it is somewhat possible. There is a TypedTicketWorkflow plugin or something, and there is my AdvancedTicketWorkflowPlugin's 'triage' operation for splitting workflows based on the ticket type. I think there may be a plugin for hiding tickets based on the ticket type as well, but I don't remember for sure.
[22:40:23.742115]<gozerbot>trac: TracTermsAM edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracTermsAM?version=4>
[23:10:23.609905]<gozerbot>trac: TracTermsAM edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracTermsAM?version=5>