Am 06.03.2010 21:59, schrieb Greg:
First, I installed using the Windows installer. That seemed to be
of very limited use. I had a startup icon to start the Agilo server,
but it was started in a command window. Obviously, I'm not going to
be logged into the server all the time, so that won't work.
Yes, the Windows installer is mostly for people who just want to try
Agilo. We don't recommend it for production use.
Also, for some reason it was listening on port 8000. Why? No idea.
That's the default port of tracd, just so that it doesn't interfere with
any other software. It's mostly for evaluation as said previously.
It seemed to also start it's own project, I think. So, it seemed to
be completely independent of my existing installation, which is no
good.
Actually that's the idea of the Windows installer - no matter what, get
a running Agilo for evaluation. Supporting three different versions of
Python+all the libraries is not what we want on Windows (this is a
different story with experienced administrators who know their stuff).
Plus the fact that the server has to run in a command window. The
question here is: am I overlooking something obvious with this
windows installer?
I don't think so.
For production purposes you can try mod_wsgi or mod_python in Apache.
Next I tried grabbing the python egg for ver 2.5. I downloaded it,
executed "easy_install" - I didn't get any error messages. So, I go
back to trac and nothing has changed. I looked at the plug in admin
page, but there is no option for an agilo plugin. So, I modify my
trac.ini with the [components]agilo.* = enabled statement. Nothing
changes.
If you don't see Agilo in the trac admin pages, it is not installed
correctly. Please check the site-packages folder of your Python version.
Is agilo there? Do you have any special setup (e.g. for virtualenv) for
your existing trac?
Next, I ran the trac-admin upgrade command on my exisiting project.
The only thing that did was eliminate all menus from my trac web
page. Now I have no menus at all. Awsome.
Urgs :-/
You can check trac.ini, if [inherit]/templates_dir is set. If so, try to
delete this line and hopefully the usual trac view is restored by that.
Do you have any special interface customization (site.html) in your project?
fs
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