#594: TracError: KeyError: 'SCRIPT_NAME'
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Reporter: tim | Owner: olemis
Type: defect | Status: accepted
Priority: critical | Milestone: Release 7
Component: multiproduct | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords: wsgi, hooks
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Comment (by tim):
I generated a new trac environment with {{{./trac-admin boo initenv}}} to
get a new trac.ini file with the default settings. In my old trac.ini
file I have {{{[ticket] default_product = Default}}} but the newly
generated one has no {{{default_product}}} setting. This seems to be
similar to #568.
{{{[multiproduct]}}} doesn't seem to have any settings in either my old
trac.ini or the newly generated one. Should that be manually set or does
it have a reasonable default?
I do have {{{[trac] base_url}}} set to something like
{{{http://example.com/}}} (ie full URL to the root directory). Is this
wrong? I removed it and my ticket urls listed on "/dashboard" seem to
have the proper product urls in them.
I think I may have found something useful:
I noticed that I have the following settings under {{{[trac]}}} that have
nothing in the freshly generated trac.ini:
{{{
environment_factory = /sites/apache-
bloodhound-0.6/installer/bloodhound/lib/python2.7/site-
packages/multiproduct/hooks.py
request_factory = /sites/apache-
bloodhound-0.6/installer/bloodhound/lib/python2.7/site-
packages/multiproduct/hooks.py
}}}
I tried running without those lines and when I try viewing a ticket I am
told "Unable to render product page. Wrong setup?". I then re-added those
lines and when I try to view a ticket I'm told {{{TracError: KeyError:
'SCRIPT_NAME'}}}. I checked and that file does exist at that location.
[https://issues.apache.org/bloodhound/attachment/ticket/594/t594_r1503620_hooks_safe_script_name.diff
Your patch] seems to have fixed the issue as long as I have the
{{{environment_factory}}} and {{{request_factory}}} settings in the
trac.ini
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