After installing the package, pkg_add suggests to run the trac standalone server, so I think I will stick with it for trac, while keeping apache chrooted for other websites.
I think my trac project it's simple enough that I don't need FastCGI option Thank you Il 16/01/2010 15.31, Stuart Henderson ha scritto: > On 2010-01-15, Sebastiano <[email protected]> wrote: >> I found on OpenPorts the trac package, and I'm wondering if it is >> already ok to work with chrooted apache provided by a default >> installation. >> >> Or do I have to tweak something (or a lot)? >> Or simply it just won't work and I should get apache-httpd? > > You'll have to copy a lot into the chroot (various parts of python > and the associated system libraries). It can be done, but seriously > weakens the chroot, and is a real pain to keep maintained. > > If you really want to run it as cgi, you can do this with base httpd > using -u to disable chroot (optionally a second instance on a different > port or address). > > I'm just using the built-in standalone server here though, it works > fine for what I'm doing. If I wanted anything more complicated I'd be > looking at the FastCGI configuration instead (but then I wouldn't > be using apache either ;-) > > http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracFastCgi
