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[00:20:05.430375]<bootlaces>Hi All
[00:20:37.183441]<bootlaces>I installed a hack (irclogs), when I attempt to view any log, I get an UnknownTimeZoneError
[00:20:48.018915]<macmaN>pytz missing?
[00:20:57.950265]<bootlaces>in the class pytz
[00:21:06.391319]<bootlaces>__init__.py
[00:21:26.489576]<bootlaces>I don't know whether this would be a fault of trac or the plugin
[00:21:41.650760]<bootlaces>(naturally, the error is expressed when I try to use the plugin, but that may not be where the issue is)
[00:22:07.842051]<bootlaces>pytz is there :)
[00:41:43.453865]<doobs>Hi there!
[00:42:20.225885]<doobs>Have a configuration issue with bitten, can somebody help me ?
[00:43:24.284396]<doobs>I'm using trac rev9406 + bitten rev815
[00:45:17.281995]<doobs>And I get bitten error : http://paste.lisp.org/display/97120
[00:45:43.074815]<doobs>when trying to add new bitten config, or trying to see previous existing ones
[01:03:56.934103]<doobs>Mmm, seems that bitten is not up to date with trac internal functions
[01:04:45.645036]<doobs>get_repository() takes another argument in trac0.12dev, so one has to update trac code with this
[01:05:02.370976]<doobs>(not trac code, bitten code, sorry)
[01:07:08.193974]<doobs>fyi, I updated ticket in bitten -> http://bitten.edgewall.org/ticket/480
[01:38:29.085367]<Sacho>Hmm, when I turn changeset_collapse_events on, changesets with the same message do disappear(with the last one only showing up), but the message doesn't show a changeset range, just the last changeset
[02:09:50.238344]<macmaN>is anyone down with Graphviz here?
[02:10:35.299785]<kirean>macmaN: I'm using it
[02:10:44.828223]<kirean>macmaN: wazzup?
[02:11:07.406050]<macmaN>is there a dumbuser usable gui for it?
[02:11:25.749294]<macmaN>i see in the intarwebz list only million viewers have been implemented
[02:11:53.679770]<macmaN>actually i didnt manage to open a doc yet in this os x gui i installed
[02:12:26.385270]<macmaN>ok nm kirean http://stackoverflow.com/questions/814621/is-there-any-good-ide-or-wysiwyg-editor-for-graphviz
[02:12:28.782493]<macmaN>:)
[02:13:19.636676]<kirean>macmaN: Cool, thanks for the info
[04:29:17.326315]<benzea>i have been looking a bit into why the addcomment macro does not work properly for trac 0.12; it could likely be smarter, and show the correct page without a redirect; however, weird thing is that its post_process_request is called before the markup is even parsed
[04:33:25.185207]<benzea>ah, it gets the unprocessed wikipage there
[04:34:07.875589]<benzea>so just moving the page sving to process_macro_post will likely solve this
[05:02:45.701898]<lxsameer>is there any way to use some html in wiki ?
[05:34:02.518456]<benzea>yes, it works
[06:01:49.181907]<nascentmind>does trac have its own custom request dispatcher?
[06:02:15.257535]<nascentmind>it is in main.py isn't it?
[06:27:36.857498]<scfe>nascentmind: yes
[06:28:45.770942]<nascentmind>scfe, is this how a basic dispatch code written or it gets more complex in other frameworks?
[06:29:17.064677]<scfe>nascentmind: this really depends on what you want to achieve with a framework.
[06:29:41.693874]<scfe>however I think it might be somewhat typical for many medium-size frameworks.
[06:30:14.923857]<nascentmind>ok. i am kind of a newbie to these frameworks and this is my first experience and was quite awestruck by the complexity of these.
[06:31:00.935183]<nascentmind>was/am
[06:33:45.161036]<scfe>the trac code is for sure not the most clean implementation
[06:34:04.017127]<scfe>however there is a certain complexity when you want to have pluggable urls (additional plugins)
[06:51:17.253367]<nascentmind>scfe, the extension mechanism implementation is specific to trac isn't it?
[06:52:01.123811]<scfe>yes
[07:33:18.292206]<giulianob>Anyone here use Mercurial w/ Trac and can recommend which trac addons are required or recommended?
[07:33:48.753792]*retracile croaks something uncharitable about mornings.
[07:35:24.752958]<paseante>how do you know where is the Trac installation in a given server?
[07:35:54.730976]<cmc>paseante: look at the apache/webserver config
[09:19:38.140014]<Unode>could someone point me the link to the documentation about how to customize the default columns on the 'custom query' view?
[09:19:59.918247]<Unode>I'm going around in circles in the docs and I can't find the thing
[09:20:17.853917]<cmc>http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.11/TracIni#query-section
[09:22:19.112420]<Unode>thanks cmc
[09:23:24.902287]<cmc>np
[10:06:39.580968]<Unode>anyone here using the mastertickets plugin?
[10:07:10.294762]<Unode>I'm trying to make the Blocked By column be part of the default on 'custom query'
[10:07:58.432803]<Unode>but I'm getting SQL errors because that column is not part of the same table but stored in a different table
[10:26:19.667166]<cmc>I don't know that you can do that without hacking trac
[10:46:49.462140]<Unode>I thought there was a way to pass the same ?GET expression that you pass on the url as default query
[10:47:10.197205]<Unode>erm nevermind... I think that's what I need
[10:49:49.751775]<Unode>yup the ?GET trick works, a bit of a long line but it works
[10:51:33.736176]<kirean>Unode: I'm using the Masterticketplugin. Adding &col=blockedby works fine for me
[10:59:42.455786]<Unode>kirean: I tried that and the col didn't show up
[10:59:46.155795]<Unode>odd
[10:59:53.994761]<Unode>I'll try it again
[11:05:32.673447]<kirean>Unode: this works for me:
[11:05:32.840012]<kirean>default_query = ?status=!closed&col=ticket&col=summary&col=status&col=type&col=priority&col=milestone&col=componen\
[11:05:32.906807]<kirean>t&col=time&col=changetime&owner=$USER&col=blockedby
[11:05:57.753581]<kirean>Unode: which version of 0.11?
[11:15:28.622932]<kirean>Unode: IIRC there was some work done on the custom query parts after 0.11 was released
[11:19:51.132182]<Unode>kirean: 0.11.7
[11:21:01.505939]<Unode>kirean: yeah, the ?status... one works, the col=blockedby one doesn't
[11:32:03.246921]<Louie`>Whats required to run trac just as a issuetracker? Without connection to SVN
[11:32:11.463022]<Louie`>got trac installed on my server(ubuntu)
[11:32:29.825285]<Louie`>I just want the webgui for tracking bugs/features/issues
[11:38:06.611551]<Unode>Louie`: leave the SVN option blank
[11:38:49.561481]<Louie`>im doing the $ tracd --port 8000 /path/to/nothing
[11:39:10.539625]<Louie`>And trac cant find the VERSION-folder
[11:39:17.086323]<Unode>/path/to/nothing should point to where your trac instance is installed
[11:39:46.926184]<Louie`>I've apt-get installed it from the Ubuntu repository
[11:40:16.619420]<Louie`>Is there some guide I can use for this?
[11:40:25.014486]<Louie`>Without svn, just issues.
[11:41:25.796036]<Unode>Louie`: use trac-admin /path/to/install/trac
[11:41:32.343128]<Unode>and then type initenv
[11:41:35.564340]<Unode>and follow the steps
[11:41:44.799281]<Louie`>ah, found it in the manual now as well, thank you
[11:41:45.980635]<Louie`>will do :)
[11:41:46.516556]<Unode>they tell you how to use trac without a repository
[11:42:26.733764]<Unode>Louie`: the VERSION file trac was looking for is part of the project and not the repository
[11:42:47.663792]<Louie`>I understand. Missed the line about creating the database for trac.
[11:43:06.946793]<Unode>database and project
[11:43:26.556249]<Louie`>yea, going standard.
[11:43:36.138116]<Louie`>"Congratulations!"
[11:43:41.023278]<Unode>the 1st one is only needed if you want to use MySQL or Postgres, trac uses sqlite by default
[11:50:20.815166]<Louie`>Okay good
[11:50:39.295626]<Louie`>Want a bugtracker with public/private issues.
[11:52:58.114587]<clahti>hello all
[11:53:21.121146]<clahti>I am having real problems with permissions on a fairly stoc trac instance
[11:54:54.116561]<clahti>anyone here who might be able to help?
[11:57:05.562338]<clahti>ping
[12:01:41.004487]<cmc>what problems are you having?
[12:02:29.756215]<clahti>hi cmc, I did not set this trac up initially so I am trying to come into it sorta blind
[12:02:40.466474]<clahti>authentication is setup using .htpassword
[12:03:08.201833]<clahti>using trac-admin I added an administrative account for myself with TRAC_ADMIN rights
[12:03:13.707710]<clahti>this all works fine
[12:03:52.733203]<clahti>the issue is suddenly none of the regular users have rights to anything, permission denied everywhere regardless of the trac permissions
[12:04:50.193252]<clahti>authenticated has authenticated REPORT_VIEW SEARCH_VIEW TICKET_CREATE TICKET_MODIFY TICKET_VIEW WIKI_CREATE WIKI_MODIFY WIKI_VIEW
[12:04:59.375473]<clahti>anonymous has no permissions
[12:05:15.402159]<clahti>when I create a test account zzztest and login as that user, no permissions are granted
[12:05:29.075008]<clahti>if I add WIKI_VIEW directly to zzztest, still no permissions
[12:05:48.909414]<clahti>the only accounts that work properly are the ones with TRAC_ADMIN privledges
[12:06:06.988438]<clahti>this is externally accessable, I can give someone an admin account to check it out
[12:06:32.577552]<retracile>clahti: be careful who you offer that to... ;)
[12:06:38.203609]<cmc>do you know if you have any plugins which may be causing problems?
[12:06:38.418148]<clahti>hehe I know
[12:07:02.280935]<clahti>well I have the wysiwyg and crystalx theme plugins installed
[12:07:14.120723]<clahti>hang on, let me get the full list
[12:07:41.641981]<cmc>also, are you adding permissions via the ui or command line?
[12:08:20.946821]<retracile>clahti: pastebin your trac.ini
[12:08:35.994870]<clahti>Trac 0.11.6, BreadCrumbsNavPlugin 0.1, TracAccountManager 0.2.1dev-r7731, TracCrystalXTheme 1.0, TracCustomFieldAdmin 0.2.2, TracThemeEngine 2.0.1, TracWysiwyg 0.2-r7386
[12:08:41.874373]<retracile>clahti: give the commands you used to add your account and to give your account perms.
[12:08:42.282601]<clahti>ok will do
[12:09:14.240019]<clahti>well I created the account in the webadmin for zzztest, set password.
[12:09:23.935364]<retracile>clahti: what about for your admin account?
[12:09:28.281106]<clahti>oh
[12:09:48.417994]<clahti>that was a bit of time ago, I used trac-admin as root on the box
[12:10:37.818916]<clahti>trac-admin add clahti TRAC_ADMIN if I recall correctly
[12:10:38.249780]<retracile>clahti: did everyone lose permissions on the system at the time you did that? Or what event appeared to correlate with the loss of permissions working?
[12:10:59.700929]<clahti>when we removed permissions from anonymous
[12:11:09.732943]<clahti>we want ppl to be authenticated to the site
[12:11:23.449044]<cmc>did you grant those permissions to authenticated?
[12:11:24.701537]<clahti>if I add WIKI_VIEW to anonymous then the zzztest account can see the wike
[12:11:31.499181]<retracile>clahti: ok, do you have a full list of the permissions you removed from anonymous?
[12:11:37.364130]<clahti>yes authenticated has all permissions
[12:11:48.454263]<cmc>here's the defaults: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/0.11/TracPermissions#DefaultPermissions
[12:11:51.806878]<clahti>anonymous everything was removed
[12:11:55.143653]<clahti>everything
[12:12:32.011404]<cmc>right, you added all of the ones you removed from anonymous to authenticated, yes?
[12:12:44.450022]<cmc>authenticated inherits from anonymous
[12:12:59.781614]<clahti>correct
[12:13:14.726626]<clahti>even adding specific permissions to the user zzztest does not work
[12:13:15.107577]<retracile>clahti: I'm wondering if maybe you missed adding one to authenticated that you removed from anonymous.
[12:13:56.263453]<clahti>trac-admin /var/www/trac/ permission list authenticated
[12:14:00.153648]<clahti>reveals
[12:14:07.502781]<clahti>authenticated REPORT_VIEW
[12:14:07.570341]<clahti>authenticated SEARCH_VIEW
[12:14:07.583534]<clahti>authenticated TICKET_APPEND
[12:14:07.596525]<clahti>authenticated TICKET_CHGPROP
[12:14:07.607821]<clahti>authenticated TICKET_CREATE
[12:14:08.145336]<clahti>authenticated TICKET_MODIFY
[12:14:08.215217]<clahti>authenticated TICKET_VIEW
[12:14:09.110813]<clahti>authenticated WIKI_CREATE
[12:14:09.178093]<clahti>authenticated WIKI_MODIFY
[12:14:10.180080]<clahti>authenticated WIKI_VIEW
[12:14:13.578259]<clahti>sorry for the spam
[12:14:13.645895]<retracile>pastebin!
[12:14:18.160332]<clahti>ya, sorry
[12:14:31.507830]<cmc>:)
[12:17:19.550887]<clahti>I am going to pastebin my trac.ini file in a moment
[12:17:49.348356]<cmc>you're also missing several authenticated permissions if the 10 posted were all
[12:18:16.544272]<retracile>clahti: this is very odd behavior.... puzzling.
[12:20:20.664960]<clahti>yes very puzzling inded
[12:20:44.423888]<clahti>zzztest currently has WIKI_VIEW directly, and WIKI_VIEW from authenticated
[12:20:49.448007]<clahti>but cannot view wiki
[12:21:02.539239]<clahti>if I add WIKI_VIEW to anonymous then zzztest can see wiki
[12:21:46.350642]<clahti>so http://paste.lisp.org/+22YM for trac.ini
[12:21:57.463844]<clahti>hang on brb
[12:22:14.539193]<retracile>clahti: give WIKI_MODIFY to anonymous, then as zzztest make a change to the SandBox page; does it show up as authored by zzztest, or by anonymous?
[12:22:37.828351]<cmc>good idea
[12:23:53.809422]<retracile>clahti: you are using form-based login, correct?
[12:24:26.345895]<clahti>no we are using .htaccess method
[12:24:46.016472]<clahti>let me grant wiki to anonymous and test
[12:24:48.251642]<clahti>hang on
[12:24:55.916955]<retracile>clahti: so youi
[12:25:18.869472]<retracile>clahti: so you're getting a browser popup to enter your username and password?
[12:25:26.438530]<clahti>yes
[12:25:44.513549]<clahti>I would be willing to change to form, but don't know how :)
[12:25:57.003142]<clahti>unfortunately this is the first time I am seeing trac as a project
[12:26:28.634369]<retracile>clahti: Sorry it's not the most pleasant of experiences... :/
[12:26:55.113244]<clahti>ok so I just did trac-admin /var/www/trac/ permission add anonymous WIKI_VIEW WIKI_MODIFY as root on box
[12:27:05.264457]<clahti>let me login as zzztest and make a change
[12:28:23.935750]<clahti>ok, I made a change, where does it tell me who made the change?
[12:28:42.634330]<clahti>last change link, duh
[12:28:49.655981]<clahti>author: zzztest
[12:29:27.568090]<clahti>so how about I remove all permissions and start over?
[12:29:30.474979]*retracile is still puzzled
[12:29:44.377113]<clahti>will the accounts get deleted if I remove all rights?
[12:29:52.852431]<retracile>clahti: no, they won't.
[12:30:05.638005]<retracile>clahti: let's not do anything drastic...
[12:30:09.899990]<clahti>is authenticate a user or group?
[12:30:18.047089]<clahti>authenticated rather
[12:30:35.945080]<clahti>does trac make a differentiation?
[12:30:36.111465]<retracile>it's a group
[12:30:38.674684]<retracile>yes
[12:30:44.349292]<retracile>(sort of)
[12:31:12.848972]<retracile>'anonymous' and 'authenticated' are special cases.
[12:31:23.067035]<clahti>so is there a trac-admin /var/www/trac/ permission group directive?
[12:31:24.140862]<retracile>But they are groups
[12:31:27.402152]<clahti>ok
[12:31:45.144460]<retracile>clahti: sorry, I misspoke; I was thinking of permissions vs groups
[12:32:07.656721]<retracile>clahti: in the permissions, a group is a username without a real user behind it.
[12:32:15.130778]<clahti>ah ok
[12:32:30.718427]<clahti>so all this time I have been watching the log in debug mode
[12:32:48.036906]<retracile>clahti: you shouldn't have an 'anonymous' user or an 'authenticated' user.
[12:32:58.035272]<clahti>I see
[12:33:53.805995]<retracile>clahti: (If you did, things might get confusing, but I'd expect it to still work.)
[12:34:19.457925]<clahti>so in the log every time i do something as zzztest I get "No Policy alllowed zzztest performing <permission> on None"
[12:34:37.823470]<clahti>where <permission> is every permission we do not want zzztest to have
[12:35:05.169917]<clahti>the <permission> we do want does not get a log entry, leading me to believe that it is granted
[12:36:42.109996]<clahti>so in the webadmin->users I do not have either anonymous or authenticated
[12:37:00.341129]<clahti>in the webadmin->permissions I do have both anonymous and authenticated
[12:37:26.648574]<clahti>currently anonymous has WIKI_VIEW and WIKI_MODIFY
[12:37:42.758397]<clahti>authenticated has both of those plus ticket and search
[12:37:49.083602]<clahti>zzztest has WIKI_VIEW
[12:38:03.653288]<clahti>logged on as zzztest I can only view and modify wiki
[12:38:33.358988]<clahti>if I revoke from anonymous then zzztest loses that right, even though authenticated has it, or even the zzztest account itself
[12:38:33.739021]<retracile>clahti: this shouldn't change anything, but.... add 'authenticated' as a permission to 'zzztest'
[12:38:53.759221]<clahti>tried that already but ok will do again
[12:39:07.136796]<retracile>clahti: ah, ok, didn't realize you had
[12:39:25.178429]*retracile is starting to grasp at straws....
[12:39:46.015237]<clahti>ok, zzztest is now a "member" of authenticated
[12:39:51.269659]<clahti>let me see what happens
[12:41:07.600387]<clahti>nope, zzztest can only view or modify the wiki, even though authenticated has view/modify rights
[12:42:04.901779]<retracile>clahti: ok, so zzztest has no access to ticket or search, correct?
[12:42:13.450441]<retracile>(which are granted to authenticated)
[12:42:22.783714]<clahti>yes correct
[12:42:29.654855]<retracile>'k.
[12:42:37.836465]<clahti>here is the debug log when I click on view ticket as zzztest
[12:42:39.764177]<clahti>http://paste.lisp.org/+22YO
[12:43:37.814620]<clahti>that log is from click to end of http render
[12:44:01.280335]<clahti>it is like authenticated does not exist
[12:44:05.142389]<retracile>pacopablo: Sorry to bother you, but I'm running out of ideas; have you seen anything like this before?
[12:44:46.258198]<retracile>clahti: you tried adding the permissions to zzztest directly, correct? And that didn't work either?
[12:44:55.101823]<clahti>yes that does not work either
[12:45:08.407160]<clahti>the only one that works reliably is TRAC_ADMIN
[12:45:19.486737]<clahti>if that is assigned to a user then all permissions work for that account
[12:46:05.282424]<retracile>That's just... just.... bizarre.
[12:46:23.772316]<giulianob>what's the preferred way of doing post commit hooks from Mercurial to Trac?
[12:46:31.082598]<clahti>um ya, that is why I am here :)
[12:46:53.886346]<clahti>I beat my head against it before jumping on IRC
[12:48:40.903648]<clahti>so if I make a backup of trac.db then remove all accounts/permissions and start over, I can get back to my current state if necessary?
[12:49:31.989016]<clahti>in other words are there any other dependencies to back up before I do something drastic?
[12:49:46.135132]<retracile>clahti: Ok, at this point, I think we need to take a step back and verify that things we think shouldn't cause this aren't. So. Make a backup copy of your trac.ini. Then comment out the enabled components breadcrumb... thru tracwysiwyg. Then restart your webserver, login as zzztest, and see if it's still misbehaving.
[12:49:51.813284]<clahti>also what happens to tickets when you delete the owner/requestor?
[12:50:11.117500]<pacopablo>retracile: sorry, haven't dealt with the advanced perm stuff
[12:50:12.055228]<clahti>ok, I will do that first :)
[12:50:13.434439]<retracile>clahti: I'd suggest using trac-admin ... hotcopy (IIRC) to create a backup.
[12:50:33.212605]<clahti>ok let me back off the plugins
[12:50:43.886444]<retracile>clahti: leavt acct_mgr in
[12:50:51.166960]<retracile>s/leavt/leave/
[12:50:51.176168]<evil_twin>retracile meant: clahti: leave acct_mgr in
[12:51:19.380779]<retracile>clahti: I don't expect that to affect the problem... but need to test such assumptions.
[12:51:22.269157]<clahti>breadcrumbs, wysiwyg, and themes
[12:51:41.996870]<retracile>clahti: customfield
[12:51:46.769204]<clahti>just restart apache, right?
[12:51:56.858395]<retracile>yeah
[12:52:20.266465]<clahti>ok here goes nuthin
[12:53:09.242099]<clahti>hehe, now I see this!!!!!!
[12:53:10.905253]<clahti>Your permissions have been limited until you verify your email address
[12:53:16.201710]<clahti>argh!
[12:53:23.658448]<clahti>let me check my email
[12:53:44.110802]<retracile>acct_mgr.web_ui.emailverificationmodule = enabled
[12:53:50.217797]<retracile>(from your trac.ini)
[12:54:06.222532]<retracile>bet a theme was hiding that somehow....
[12:54:26.772238]<clahti>so I think that was the problem, but the crystalX theme did not give me that warning!!!
[12:54:39.400475]<clahti>let me verify the problem is solved
[12:55:07.081868]<retracile>... well, verify if the problem is identified... it ain't solved yet.
[12:56:09.731452]<retracile>If zzztest's perms work, create another user that gives you the same warning, re-enable all plugins except crystalxtheme
[12:56:36.750384]<retracile>and verify that you still see the warning
[12:56:54.538061]<retracile>then reenable crystalxtheme and verify the warning vanishes
[12:57:19.975605]<retracile>... then you'll need to dig into that theme and figure out what's going wrong there.
[12:57:20.259345]<clahti>yes things seem to be working, I don't know why crystalx would not display that message
[12:57:24.766223]<clahti>heh
[12:57:41.146036]<clahti>ok, geez I thought I was going crazy
[12:57:59.825040]*retracile _was_ going crazy trying to figure it out
[12:58:17.231437]<clahti>man I should have done that 3 hours ago LOL
[12:58:50.689918]<clahti>and this is all because our support guy said nobody could login to the support site, no permissions
[12:59:13.298727]<clahti>I wonder if somehow *all* user logins got reset to unconfirmed state or something
[12:59:42.406795]<clahti>how can I check the "verified" status of an account?
[13:00:20.252713]<retracile>clahti: I don't know off the top of my head...
[13:00:33.198695]<clahti>yes I see now that with the default trac theme there is a message block that crystalX does not implement
[13:00:45.362497]<clahti>sh*T*E*Q!*w*q@#
[13:00:50.001729]<clahti>*sigh*
[13:01:20.466174]<clahti>ok well the mystery is solved, I will have to either go with default trac theme or fix crystalx
[13:01:25.772432]<retracile>clahti: don't ya just love computers? ;)
[13:02:12.977244]<clahti>ya, getting dragged into a meeting now, thanks for the help!
[13:02:21.119491]<retracile>clahti: you're welcome
[13:02:27.336976]<retracile>clahti: good luck with the next steps
[13:04:20.524274]<retracile>pacopablo: FYI, crystalx theme plugin interacts badly with account manager's email verification.
[13:06:41.352321]<cmc>nicely detective-ing, rectracile
[13:06:55.358504]<pacopablo>retracile: good to know
[13:07:05.242260]<cmc>+ clahti
[13:09:51.692698]<retracile>cmc: I think you found a new way to typo my handle... well done :P
[13:10:06.680318]<retracile>pacopablo: yeah, the symptoms were... bizarre
[13:10:29.120640]<cmc>whoops!
[13:10:50.880945]<retracile>cmc: hehe :)
[13:11:39.300288]<cmc>huh. google bug: http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=retracile
[13:11:49.048217]<cmc>I get a popup for an invalid ssl cert
[13:12:07.116964]<retracile>cmc: it's self-signed. I haven't gotten around to doing it right.
[13:12:38.959448]<retracile>(Why browsers don't treat self-signed as equal to http in security, I cannot fathom)
[13:13:08.376030]<cmc>:) The google search results certainly shouldn't be grabbing it, though
[13:13:47.962492]<cmc>the ssl cert, that is
[13:14:08.506884]<retracile>cmc: your browser doing some pre-fetching of top results, perhaps?
[13:14:25.659475]<giulianob>Has someone gotten 0.12 to commit hooks to work with Mercurial? If so can you point me in the right direction please?
[13:14:30.042997]<giulianob>Under windows that is
[13:14:52.825779]<cmc>retracile: that'd be interesting
[13:15:21.419191]<retracile>cmc: what browser are you using?
[13:15:55.275854]<cmc>ff 3.5.8
[13:16:56.173533]<retracile>hm. odd.
[13:17:28.224860]*cmc trusts the system for the moment
[13:42:52.702578]<pisi>Is there a way to make a wiki page available to only TRAC_ADMIN/WIKI_ADMIN permission?
[13:43:32.676310]<pisi>available = viewable/visible
[13:44:05.218672]<pisi>(and invisible for others)
[13:46:12.917266]<retracile>pisi: there may be a plugin that will do it; try trac-hacks.org if you haven't already
[13:50:36.937036]<pisi>retracile: was hoping there was something simpler than http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracFineGrainedPermissions and maintaing an authz file.
[13:51:49.884176]<retracile>pisi: The core doesn't support it; so a plugin is required. I haven't needed that functionality, so I can't point to a specific plugin for you. Sorry.
[14:34:59.894356]<giulianob>lmao
[14:35:16.518740]<giulianob>Had an issue w/ WSGI on 0.12 .. I google for it .. the fix had been committed 41 seconds ago
[14:35:27.422610]<giulianob>updated trac.. works perfect
[14:35:48.909116]<cmc>nice
[14:39:25.940956]<rblank>giulianob: Are you using mod_wsgi 3, by any chance?
[14:39:41.305530]<giulianob>let me see
[14:40:39.412704]<giulianob>not sure I renamed the original file to just mod_wsgi
[14:40:44.931206]<giulianob>why do you ask ?
[14:41:33.319704]<rblank>All reports of the issue seem to point to a change between mod_wsgi 2 and mod_wsgi 3.
[14:41:41.738951]<giulianob>the unicode?
[14:41:46.354191]<rblank>Yes.
[14:41:51.255951]<giulianob>then perhaps I am
[14:41:54.276097]<giulianob>Windows too
[14:42:24.597887]<giulianob>Only issue remaining is that I'm "randomly" getting http 500 errors
[14:42:30.052794]<rblank>giulianob: It's not really important, I was just wondering.
[14:43:08.848419]<giulianob>Is mod wsgi 2 more reliable? I might downgrade it then
[14:43:35.591370]<giulianob>and yes I'm on 3.. just checked it deeper
[14:45:02.528455]<giulianob>yep just dropped in wsgi2 and that went away
[14:45:29.915947]<rblank>giulianob: No idea about stability, I'm not actually using mod_wsgi. Yet.
[14:45:45.583274]<giulianob>alrighty
[14:46:14.473317]<giulianob>I dont usually mess w/ Python much so this is all trial and error for me but WSGI seems to be doing "ok"
[14:46:40.112666]<giulianob>alrighty gotta run ttyl
[14:48:24.437932]<Meliorator>hi all, anyone know if there are any unified/consistent svn and trac web themes?
[14:52:35.999970]<pacopablo>Meliorator: I'm not sure I follow. Isn't the trac theme consistent?
[14:53:18.834115]<Meliorator>yeah i guess
[14:53:57.059805]<Meliorator>it would be nice if the trac repo browser looked like my svnindex.xsl
[14:54:37.452885]<pacopablo>you could make the svnindex.xsl look like the trac repo browser ;)
[14:54:57.599580]<pacopablo>Meliorator: you can do some modification with CSS and custom templates
[14:55:12.853897]<pacopablo>and then you can get really crazy with plugins and stream filters, etc.
[14:55:30.969131]<Meliorator>yeah, it's a fair bit of work tying it all nicely though
[15:02:04.562417]<clahti>xen202 should be gtg now
[15:02:15.001230]<clahti>oops, sorry wrong window :)
[17:39:13.196757]<Necrit>any one here familiar with an error introduced after installing the mercurial plugin that states "cannot import name cachefunc" aparently my python build is missing this library, yet, i cannot find it online
[18:09:46.892448]<Necrit>Howdy everyone
[18:22:51.669919]<daum>hey guys i'm having some trouble with mod_python and trac on gentoo, when i go to the page i get this error: http://pastebin.com/YTADw14m
[18:24:01.077835]<retracile>daum: I notice 'lib64'; is Trac installed for the 64-bit python?
[18:24:31.460844]<daum>retracile, hm good question, since i jsut used easy_install
[18:24:54.069059]<retracile>daum: I'd start there... make sure trac and mod_python are using the same python
[18:24:54.553529]<daum>retracile, /usr/lib64/python2.5/site-packages/Trac-0.11.7-py2.5.egg/trac
[18:25:08.921064]<daum>so i saw mod_python uses 2.6 and trac 2.5
[18:25:15.230071]<retracile>daum: Yep, that's the problem.
[18:25:18.741713]<daum>how do i tell easy_install use 2.6!
[18:25:48.549950]<retracile>daum: that I don't know....
[18:25:58.572314]<daum>retracile, alright i'll look into it thanks
[18:26:20.068743]<retracile>daum: I'd check $PATH and such.../
[20:06:03.286840]<daum>retracile, got it had to do a few updates to get the system on python 2.6 now i'm getting it but it looks like its missing all the CSS files etc for trac
[20:06:04.283369]<Necrit>ever heard of an import error? "cannot import name cachefunc?" Google for python/trac docs dont produce anything.
[20:06:45.243503]<Necrit>im using mercurial 1.5 python 2.5 trac .11.7 and mercurial-plugin
[20:07:56.664108]<retracile>daum: There have been a few people run into that. My tired brain isn't recalling the solution clearly... "export static resourses" or somesuch?
[20:08:28.958871]<daum>ah deploy
[20:08:43.038229]<retracile>daum: that may be it...
[20:08:51.211931]<retracile>daum: and I'm not 100% certain it's what you need...
[20:09:21.977149]<retracile>(I don't recall having to do it for my stuff, but that was on CentOS/Fedora with rpm packages...)
[20:10:51.576620]<daum>retracile, yeah it looks liek it most liekly is that
[20:26:24.984411]<Necrit>daum if you install python 2.6 and update your .bash_profile and put your python2.6 BEFORE your $PATH itll work
[20:26:47.358913]<daum>Necrit, got it all working, had to just runa n updater thanks!
[20:26:50.616724]<daum>its fully working now!
[20:26:55.990768]<Necrit>congrats
[20:27:06.797374]<Necrit>i have gotten everything working with trac except mercurial
[20:27:22.523108]<Necrit>its been a wierd road but i am sure it'll work itself out if i keep searching