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[00:04:09.326676]<gozerbot>trac: Changeset [9372]: Another r9362 follow-up for the redirection page: translate the content of ... - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9372> || Changeset [9371]: Follow-up to r9362, really call `attachment_reparented` on reparent. - <http://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/9371>
[00:52:29.697746]<ebzzry>Why am I getting this message: Internal Server Error TracError: ValueError: signal only works in main thread
[01:34:12.087197]<gozerbot>trac: WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=9>
[03:11:40.773062]<PieFace>Aloha - quick Q: I'm getting a DistributionNotFound: genshi error on loading the fcgi script after install. I've spotted a mention to an (apparently nonexistant) Genshi 5.2 dist on a mailing list, but can't find out much else.. Any clues?
[03:20:16.395831]<hatseflats>hi everyone
[03:20:28.211967]<hatseflats>having some trouble setting up trac with lighttpd using a standard CGI gate
[03:20:47.667507]<hatseflats>I keep getting 404s
[03:21:45.617768]<hatseflats>http://dpaste.com/173609/ this is my current config
[03:22:49.440821]<imgrey>hi #trac
[03:22:51.722616]<hatseflats>just plain 404, there's nothing in the lighttpd logs either
[03:22:55.087236]<hatseflats>imgrey: hi
[03:23:02.422674]<imgrey>could someone tell how to get rid of this message:
[03:23:04.160420]<imgrey>RuntimeError: instance.__dict__ not accessible in restricted mode
[03:24:16.364218]<hatseflats>oh never mind me, $HOST["bla"] == and =~ makes a big difference :)
[03:25:20.118168]<manski>Hi. I've a question: I'm trying to start "tracd" on Windows 7 (with Python 2.6.4) and get the error "socket.gaierror: [Errno 11004] getaddrinfo failed". It work fine when I don't use the "basic-auth" option. Any hints on this?
[03:28:36.936186]<manski>Has anyone got tracd (version 0.11.7) running on Windows 7 (or Windows in general)?
[03:32:16.581901]<manski>Anyone?
[03:34:12.304366]<gozerbot>trac: WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=10>
[03:49:48.865268]<manski>never mind. found out that it was a typo
[04:04:12.697752]<gozerbot>trac: WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=11> || 0.12/TracLinks edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.12/TracLinks?version=4>
[04:28:19.919521]<otaku42>moin
[04:34:12.914206]<gozerbot>trac: TracStandalone edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracStandalone?version=78>
[05:02:07.362698]<pzembrzu>Hello
[05:02:46.122990]<pzembrzu>I have a small problem with Track. I'm using trac with shibboleth for authentication the users. The problem is that if someone clik on the link to a file in track, he must log in and after login (in the shiboleth) he's redirecting to the main page of trac (for project), but if user click on the link if he is already logged in (eg. in other tab) it works as it should. Shibboleth works verry good with other services I have, so I've exclude pro
[05:02:46.229081]<pzembrzu>poability of wrong configuration of it. Do you know what the problem is? Maybe you know someone who use track and shibboleath together?
[05:04:12.692907]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9149 (Conf option for showing previous query instead of default query) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9149>
[05:05:21.915033]<pzembrzu>Thanks for the info
[05:09:02.538639]<pzembrzu>This thanks of course is for anyone who can answer to my question, not for bot ;] (it's looks strange)
[05:10:24.220608]<manski>never heard or used this package
[05:15:41.873353]<pzembrzu>Shibboleth ( http://shibboleth.internet2.edu/ )isn't a package, it's "a standards based, open source software package for web single sign-on across or within organizational boundaries. It allows sites to make informed authorization decisions for individual access of protected online resources in a privacy-preserving manner." (from the Shibboleth website)
[05:16:27.023054]<Mulleteer>pzembrzu, can you trace traffic between client and trac server with tcpdump, wireshark, snoop or similiar tool?
[05:16:41.509332]<manski>well, it say it's a "... open source software package(!)" ;)
[05:17:09.237002]<pzembrzu>i can't everything goes through ssl
[05:17:48.004765]<pzembrzu>(sorry, my bad, i didn't understand it correctly, my english is not good ;) )
[05:19:55.404685]<Mulleteer>pzembrzu, is your main page trac the domain root? i.e. https://trac.example.com/
[05:20:22.714282]<Mulleteer>or is it something like https://trac.example.com/projects/myproject
[05:20:44.983556]<pzembrzu>no, it's https://svnweb.cern.ch/trac/
[05:21:18.856756]<pzembrzu>and for eery project is https://svnweb.cern.ch/trac/[project]
[05:21:43.730147]<Mulleteer>ok
[05:25:03.499699]<Mulleteer>pzembrzu, ssl makes snooping impossible, but you could install chrome or firefox browser and use plugins to trace the reuqests it makes?
[05:25:31.730514]<Mulleteer>you could why browser gets redirected to root url
[05:25:40.147338]<Mulleteer>you could see ...
[05:27:19.464940]<pzembrzu>i have firefox and chrome and opera (i don't use windows so it's impossible for me to have IE fortunately )
[05:28:05.677636]<pzembrzu>do you know any Howto's about this? I've never done this, even i don't know which plugins i should use
[05:28:27.411843]<pzembrzu>or how it's called to google it ;)
[05:30:43.405335]<pzembrzu>ok, i found firebug and Tamper Data for firefox, i will try to investigate it with this plugins help. Thanks for now :)
[05:34:13.666178]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9150 (TracError: OSError: [Errno 12] Cannot allocate memory: ...) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9150>
[06:04:13.096945]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9150 (TracError: OSError: [Errno 12] Cannot allocate memory: ...) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9150#comment:1>
[06:34:13.970633]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9151 (OperationalError: no such table: team_availability) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9151> || WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=12>
[06:57:58.588690]<delfick>Hi, is there some exposed url that will return the number of the current revision for the source code under it's control ?
[07:26:07.767261]*retracile mutters something vitriolic about mornings.
[09:34:15.717356]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9151 (OperationalError: no such table: team_availability) closed - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9151#comment:1>
[09:39:24.107312]<jlebrech>does anyone of a plugin for moving the pecking order of tasks? so as some task can be "critical" but one will be above overs in the list
[09:46:40.736337]<mardi_soir>hello
[09:46:42.446364]<mardi_soir>test
[09:47:05.561007]<cmc>hello
[09:48:25.914987]<cmc>oop he's gone
[09:49:41.574334]<jlebrech>is it possible to prioritise tasks every if they are the same priority?
[09:50:06.439394]<jlebrech>or even a tutorial on using trac would be nice
[09:50:40.096992]<cmc>jlebrech: use milestones
[09:50:44.484481]<FC34>hi
[09:50:53.386683]<jlebrech>thanks that's what i was thinking
[09:51:11.412228]<jlebrech>the 1000 priority levels didnt sound right
[09:51:26.512486]<jlebrech>how do you name you milestones?
[09:51:36.699068]<FC34>is it planed to resolve this bug request ? http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/3281
[09:51:58.114564]<FC34>severol requesters have commit a comment about this
[09:52:08.521021]<cmc>FC34: you can remove them from your ticket template with genshi
[09:52:27.639112]<jlebrech>"today", "this week", "two weeks", "month", "on completion"?
[09:52:54.289611]<cmc>03/19/10 03/26/10
[09:52:55.996715]<FC34>cmc genshi is an other tools
[09:53:16.218117]<FC34>cmc your solution is to install one more tool ?
[09:53:42.472303]<cmc>it's not another tool... it's the default templating engine for trac
[09:54:00.712851]<cmc>if you want to modify any of the template, you use genshi syntax
[09:54:16.102593]<FC34>do you have a how to ?
[09:55:00.104097]<cmc>not a clean one, no
[09:55:12.816047]<cmc>basically, find the template file, I believe it is ticket.html
[09:55:23.107983]<cmc>copy that into your templates directory
[09:55:25.930647]<cmc>then modify it
[09:55:46.207869]<cmc>similar to http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInterfaceCustomization#SiteAppearance, but the ticket profile rather than site.html
[09:56:41.085284]<FC34>i modified the template already by the modification is not applied
[09:57:07.602109]<cmc>if you've just added a new template, you'll need to restart apache or tracd
[09:57:50.194960]<FC34>i just modified an already existing template
[09:58:08.165149]<FC34>but i didn't thougth that an apache restart is necessary
[09:59:09.575329]<FC34>cmc you said that when i modify the html file i need to restart apache ?
[09:59:18.774670]<FC34>of the py file ?
[09:59:35.396737]<cmc>when you add a new template
[09:59:53.979121]<cmc>template files are generally html
[09:59:56.968378]<FC34>and if i modify an existing one ?
[10:00:19.080572]<cmc>I don't believe you need to restart at that point, but I could be wrong
[10:01:45.394670]<FC34>the ticket 3281 said i have to modifiy ticket/api.py
[10:01:54.883912]<cmc>yeah, that's not a template
[10:02:24.633545]<cmc>if you modify the python files, you'd definitely need to restart apache
[10:03:36.927180]<FC34>ok
[10:04:21.157701]<gozerbot>trac: CookBook/Configuration/Reports edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/CookBook/Configuration/Reports?version=2>
[10:08:59.855879]<FC34>CMC THANK YOU
[10:09:03.581242]<FC34>oups
[10:09:08.462155]<FC34>caps lock
[10:09:34.946070]<cmc>np
[11:04:19.188202]<gozerbot>trac: Ticket #9152 (UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc0 in position 26: ...) created - <http://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/9152>
[12:34:17.405254]<gozerbot>trac: WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=13>
[13:04:17.275296]<gozerbot>trac: WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=14>
[13:29:20.406150]<mitsuhiko>coderanger: "If we switch to anything, I would say Jinja2 has won the templating wars by now." - haha, awesome :D
[13:30:04.244149]<mitsuhiko>coderanger: out of curiosity, why does trac need stream filters?
[13:33:47.320660]<jhammel>mitsuhiko: what would you propose instead?
[13:34:04.814153]<mitsuhiko>jhammel: i don't propose anything, just interested in what the streams are used for
[13:34:17.860544]<gozerbot>trac: WikiRename edited - <http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/WikiRename?version=15>
[13:36:47.909696]<jhammel>mitsuhiko: i use them for plugins that want to inject markup into templates
[13:37:06.151822]<jhammel>mitsuhiko: the only other approach i know is slots, and those aren't flexible enough, IMHO
[13:37:34.002390]<mitsuhiko>ah yes, makes a lot of sense for plugins
[13:53:31.714489]<osimons>how about you armin? i read your "future" blog post some time back, and jinja2 is one of your "keepers" right? have you managed to recruit new developers?
[13:56:37.296486]<osimons>mitsuhiko: ^^ (forgot to use nick...)
[14:51:21.030506]<mitsuhiko>osimons: unfortunately not :(
[17:34:18.359145]<gozerbot>trac: RaCoInst.dat attached to TracQuery - <http://trac.edgewall.org/attachment/wiki/TracQuery/RaCoInst.dat>
[19:59:36.830727]<coderanger>mitsuhiko: The big use outside of plugins is things like adding hte XSRF form tokens programmatically, though you can do that with just a parser like we did in 0.10
[20:00:19.042337]<coderanger>and match blocks nicely split content vs. layout vs. theme
[20:01:42.954712]<coderanger>something like match blocks could probably be done in jinja though, with careful application of lxml or something