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[01:44:55.523515]<larsivi>hey - do anyone know of a plugin with admin support for mercurial-server?
[01:53:58.131886]<osimons>larsivi: never heard of hg plugins other than the one to hook on mercurial as repos backends to trac
[01:54:41.501790]<osimons>what are you looking for in terms of "admin support" - and how do you figure Trac should interact with your mercurial-server?
[01:56:01.736017]<larsivi>osimons: mercurial-server is a package that handles user authentication using ssh kesy and access restrictions for multiple users and multiple repos
[01:56:26.664448]<larsivi>it is afaik part of what bitbucket uses on the server
[01:56:49.556539]<larsivi>what I would expect from a trac plugin would be upload of keys, user management and access management
[01:59:09.763647]<tobago>kirean, sorry because of yesterday, but i was disconnected. anyway your trac ticket helped to run the trac with tracd without any issues.
[02:01:03.998691]<osimons>larsivi: i see. found their web page. see what you mean - thay would make a nice plugin and repos management system when integrated with trac.
[02:09:13.780061]<tobago>as i mentioned i got trac running with tracd. now i want to make it run with apache as well. that's why i did: http://gist.github.com/406109. i guess i'm missing some things. i tried to reach the trach under http://myserver/trac, but i couldn't reach it.
[02:09:27.068600]<tobago>so i'm a bit left in the dark.
[02:10:03.609241]<tobago>the trac tutorial http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall#RunningTraconaWebServer doesn't enlights me.
[02:26:30.945263]<osimons>tobago: if you got trac running with tracd, you have the trac project you want - any reason to make a new project other than the fact that the guide takes no-existing-project as starting point?
[02:26:34.209643]<osimons>@tracdocs
[02:26:38.549291]<osimons>@tracdoc
[02:26:38.602069]<evil_twin>tracdoc is https://coderanger.net/~coderanger/tracdoc/install/index.html
[02:28:20.854080]<osimons>tobago: you can run 'deploy' from any project of course - if all you wanted was to get the .fcgi script
[02:30:02.039628]<osimons>tobago: https://coderanger.net/~coderanger/tracdoc/install/fastcgi.html#apache => 1) you want to 'deploy' a trac project to generate the fcgi script to run, and 2) you want to map that script to a handler/url/location in apache and restart
[02:30:46.277649]<osimons>(start from the top of that page actually - i missed the first section with the url fragement attached)
[02:35:29.123525]<tobago>osimons, will play & try with the doc. thanks so far.
[03:18:49.690978]<morphious>Hi, is it possible to somehow suppress the "good" output at hotcopy? I'm running it via cron and don't want to get the "Hotcopying .... Hotcopy done." everytime.
[04:09:19.744006]<goshawk>hi, is it possible to use a trac istance to be used for multiple projects?
[04:20:02.566708]<kirean>goshawk: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMultipleProjects
[04:20:32.357442]<goshawk>i'm using wsgi
[04:20:41.405232]<goshawk>should i follow the mod_python instructions?
[04:23:25.832823]<osimons>goshawk: no... you should use the mod_wsgi instructions if that is what you mean
[04:24:17.106239]<goshawk>but here: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMultipleProjects i see instructions only for mod_python fastcgi cgi standalone and litespeed
[04:24:36.053193]<osimons>http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracModWSGI
[04:25:03.945738]<goshawk>osimons: yep i've it running already
[04:25:16.133221]<goshawk>but a single project istance
[04:25:32.406172]<goshawk>i want to set up a multiple project / single istance environment
[04:25:41.847150]<goshawk>using wsgi
[04:26:14.104677]<osimons>as that page says... "(if you have several Trac environments in a directory, you can also use TRAC_ENV_PARENT_DIR instead)"
[04:26:35.760969]<osimons>=> change the option, and point to parent directory on disk
[04:27:05.141613]<osimons>right at the top of the page where it discusses environment settings
[04:27:17.726353]<goshawk>k thanks
[06:59:13.640867]<morphious>Hi, is it possible to somehow suppress the "good" output at hotcopy? I'm running it via cron and don't want to get the "Hotcopying .... Hotcopy done." everytime.
[07:01:39.812581]<kirean>deja vu
[07:27:50.243613]<flakrat>auto preview is slick, good work!
[07:33:29.385280]<flakrat>is it possible to edit comments in Trac 0.12? or does that still have to be done using database queries?
[07:44:25.974491]<osimons>flakrat: comment edit is included in 0.12
[07:44:49.827521]<flakrat>sweet, no more fixing typos via queries :-)
[07:56:04.518535]<Sacho>it's one of the optional components of the core plugin
[08:04:39.574956]<flakrat>ah, that explains why I can't edit my comment on the demo site
[10:39:39.216314]<russell_h>if I upgrade python from 2.5->2.6 is there an easy-ish way to update trac plugins as well?
[11:36:28.069540]<unlord>higuys
[11:36:42.756103]<unlord>I'm trying to set a custom value for all of my tickets, but I'm using sqlite
[11:37:14.855249]<unlord>insert into ticket_custom (select id,'project_type','value' from ticket);
[11:37:17.051016]<unlord>this does not work
[13:10:12.287514]<hasienda>unlord: did you read the docs here: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracTicketsCustomFields#Updatingthedatabase ?
[13:11:23.586079]<hasienda>unlord: and replace 'None' with your different fixed value
[13:13:12.427296]<hasienda>unlord: and you'll want to have 'project_type' where it reads 'request_source' in the example in documentation
[13:26:34.673457]<unlord>hasienda: let me look
[13:27:06.681378]<unlord>hasienda: I swear I did something just like that
[13:27:23.885249]<unlord>oh, I see
[13:30:43.494290]<unlord>hasienda: thanks, that worked
[13:31:27.558771]<hasienda>unlord: hey good, you're welcome.
[18:01:19.767517]<girvan>#linux-cluster