[Trac] Re: doxygen plugin

2008-11-19 Thread Emmanuel Blot

 my questions are:
 how to install doxygenplugin?
 how to add doxygen to trac application?

Most of the Trac plugins are available from http://trac-hacks.org

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[Trac] Re: TicketQuery macro and Intertrac prefixes

2008-11-19 Thread Christian Boos

Stephen Moretti wrote:
 Is it possible to use TicketQuery across trac environments using 
 Intertrac prefixes?

 I guess I can do [othertrac:query:somequerystring link to query], but 
 I'd like to have the query appear in the wiki page as per the 
 TicketQuery macro.

I guess that will never be possible for cross-environment queries, but 
that syntax will work in a multiple projects per environment setup 
(which is of course at this point not yet implemented).

-- Christian


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[Trac] TicketQuery macro and Intertrac prefixes

2008-11-19 Thread Stephen Moretti
Is it possible to use TicketQuery across trac environments using Intertrac
prefixes?
I guess I can do [othertrac:query:somequerystring link to query], but I'd
like to have the query appear in the wiki page as per the TicketQuery macro.

Regards

Stephen

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[Trac] Re: Plugin tutorial

2008-11-19 Thread Bobby Jack
Thanks, Jani. I DO understand the concept of a wiki, believe me! ;-) I just
thought that, given my lack of experience with trac, I wouldn't be best
placed to judge exactly how that page should be edited. I hoped that there
would be others on the list with enough experience to update the tutorial
based on what I've said here - maybe you're just that very person!

- Bobby

2008/11/19 Jani Tiainen [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 bobbykjack kirjoitti:
  Yup - the python version clash was to blame. Would be nice if this
  were more obvious (not sure how possible that is) and were mentioned
  in the troubleshooting section of the linked article (as well as the
  main body text). The tutorial should also be updated to mention
  the .ini file change, and the wording re: restart server should
  definitely be clarified.

 Hint of the day for additions: It's a wiki... :)

 I haven't checked 0.11 version of that plugin tutorial, it's based on
 that 0.10 version but should contain some upgraded information specially
 since you shouldn't be using 0.10 in first place...

 Maybe I should rewrite whole article, maybe add some bacon with eggs...

 --
 Jani Tiainen

 Tein sein mihin näillä lahjoilla pystyin.
  Tein sen, en yhtään enempää. - Martti Servo  Napander


 


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[Trac] modify resultion options based on other field.

2008-11-19 Thread yoheeb

Hi all,

I think this is a possible option between some of the plugins, but I
don't see the path out of the forest.

Any thoughts.

basically, I want to allow a special resolution if the ticket type
=something special

or for that matter, based on any other field.  Built in filed is
sufficieint, custom field is a nice option.

Between the TicketValidator, the TicketExt, the BlackMagic ticket
tweaks, and the AdvancedTicketWorkflow plugin it seems like it could
be done with some combination, but I am not seeing the solution.  I
suspect it is heavily dependent on the AdvancedTicketWorkflow triage
option.

Any thoughts?


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[Trac] Re: TicketQuery macro and Intertrac prefixes

2008-11-19 Thread Stephen Moretti
2008/11/19 Christian Boos [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 Stephen Moretti wrote:
  Is it possible to use TicketQuery across trac environments using
  Intertrac prefixes?
 
  I guess I can do [othertrac:query:somequerystring link to query], but
  I'd like to have the query appear in the wiki page as per the
  TicketQuery macro.

 I guess that will never be possible for cross-environment queries, but
 that syntax will work in a multiple projects per environment setup
 (which is of course at this point not yet implemented).


Hmm I guess I'd need to really be using a common database (multiple schemas)
for all the environments and make a macro that basically replicates
ticketquery but can interrogate multiple schema, a la
http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMultipleProjects/MultipleEnvironmentsSingleDatabase

On a tangent Whats the issue with MySQL support?  Is it down to the
MySQL/Python Connector?  Is that correct?

Stephen

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[Trac] Re: Upgrade existent Trac installation

2008-11-19 Thread David Huang


On Nov 19, 2008, at 7:42 AM, Reynier Perez Mira wrote:
 Doing subversion checkout from 
 http://svn.edgewall.org/repos/trac/tags/trac-0.11.2.1/ 
  to /tmp/easy_install-M_ZbJw/trac-0.11.2.1
 svn: /root/.subversion/servers:78: Comment must start in the first  
 column

It looks like you made a mistake when editing the servers file. What  
does line 78 look like?

-- 
Name: Dave Huang |  Mammal, mammal / their names are called /
INet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |  they raise a paw / the bat, the cat /
FurryMUCK: Dahan |  dolphin and dog / koala bear and hog -- TMBG
Dahan: Hani G Y+C 33 Y++ L+++ W- C++ T++ A+ E+ S++ V++ F- Q+++ P+ B+ PA 
+ PL++


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[Trac] Re: TicketQuery macro and Intertrac prefixes

2008-11-19 Thread yoheeb

On Nov 19, 10:45 am, Stephen Moretti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 2008/11/19 Christian Boos [EMAIL PROTECTED]



  Stephen Moretti wrote:
   Is it possible to use TicketQuery across trac environments using
   Intertrac prefixes?

   I guess I can do [othertrac:query:somequerystring link to query], but
   I'd like to have the query appear in the wiki page as per the
   TicketQuery macro.

  I guess that will never be possible for cross-environment queries, but
  that syntax will work in a multiple projects per environment setup
  (which is of course at this point not yet implemented).

 Hmm I guess I'd need to really be using a common database (multiple schemas)
 for all the environments and make a macro that basically replicates
 ticketquery but can interrogate multiple schema, a 
 lahttp://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMultipleProjects/MultipleEnvironmen...

 On a tangent Whats the issue with MySQL support?  Is it down to the
 MySQL/Python Connector?  Is that correct?

 Stephen

I don't see why you would need a 1 db/multiple project schema.

The TracHours plugin has a multi-project query which I beleive works
in the standard mutli-project setup.

It does modify the database for it's purpose, but I think it could
done.


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[Trac] Re: TicketQuery macro and Intertrac prefixes

2008-11-19 Thread Jeff Hammel

On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 09:17:00AM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 On Nov 19, 10:45 am, Stephen Moretti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  2008/11/19 Christian Boos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
 
   Stephen Moretti wrote:
Is it possible to use TicketQuery across trac environments using
Intertrac prefixes?
 
I guess I can do [othertrac:query:somequerystring link to query], but
I'd like to have the query appear in the wiki page as per the
TicketQuery macro.
 
   I guess that will never be possible for cross-environment queries, but
   that syntax will work in a multiple projects per environment setup
   (which is of course at this point not yet implemented).
 
  Hmm I guess I'd need to really be using a common database (multiple schemas)
  for all the environments and make a macro that basically replicates
  ticketquery but can interrogate multiple schema, a 
  lahttp://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMultipleProjects/MultipleEnvironmen...
 
  On a tangent Whats the issue with MySQL support?  Is it down to the
  MySQL/Python Connector?  Is that correct?
 
  Stephen
 
 I don't see why you would need a 1 db/multiple project schema.
 
 The TracHours plugin has a multi-project query which I beleive works
 in the standard mutli-project setup.
 
 It does modify the database for it's purpose, but I think it could
 done.

To be fair, the TracHours multi-project query is fairly ad-hoc;  it also does 
HTTP requests to get the RSS instead of reading from the DB which is less than 
ideal.  I don't apologize for either of these things, mainly because no 
framework exists (to my knowledge?) to do this sort of thing in trac in a 
standardized way.  I highly desire such a standardization of dialect whereby 
trac instances can talk to each other and plugins can talk to each other.  But 
I'm realistic in that not only is this difficult to design, I think any 
solution (or even the idea of a solution) would be very contraversial.  So roll 
your own?

Jeff

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[Trac] Re: Problem setting up track with Apache 2.2

2008-11-19 Thread Hendrik Maryns

On Nov 19, 5:22 am, Graham Dumpleton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 Did you actually look in the Apache error log file to see if there was
 any useful information?

Nope, I am pretty new to Apache as well.  Where can I find those?

 Try setting:

   PythonDebug On

 That way any mod_python/Python error will show in browser rather than
 Apache error log.

Ah great.

As I had already thought tonight, the problem is a ‘permission
denied’, because the trac directory is root-owned.  And indeed simply
changing its owner to wwwrun solved the issue.  Thanks!

H.

P.S. Is there some way to follow this group in a proper mail/news
reader, such as via Gmane?  I’d rather not get all the mails but view
it in a usenet-like fashion.

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[Trac] Re: Fwd: Serach respond time in Trac

2008-11-19 Thread Erik Bray

2008/11/18  [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Hi

 Thank you your help.

 Its only trac search that are slow.
 Isnt running any plugins.

 I customize this trac file
 /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/trac/ticket/api.py
 ...snip...

I couldn't really read your formatting.  Posting a diff would be better.

 And then i used to this customize file.
 I tried to trac search in Linux server again.It respond 20 seconds
 Its fast than berore.
 But its tentative action.
 What do you this this customize?

 Do you have patch for Trac serach repond or improve this poblem Trac
 version?

 If you know this problem , please teach me.


Not sure why it would be so slow.  I'd suggest upgrading Trac to
0.11.2 and seeing if that helps.

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[Trac] Re: TicketQuery macro and Intertrac prefixes

2008-11-19 Thread Erik Bray

On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 12:22 PM, Jeff Hammel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 09:17:00AM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I don't see why you would need a 1 db/multiple project schema.

 The TracHours plugin has a multi-project query which I beleive works
 in the standard mutli-project setup.

 It does modify the database for it's purpose, but I think it could
 done.

 To be fair, the TracHours multi-project query is fairly ad-hoc;  it also does 
 HTTP requests to get the RSS instead of reading from the DB which is less 
 than ideal.  I don't apologize for either of these things, mainly because no 
 framework exists (to my knowledge?) to do this sort of thing in trac in a 
 standardized way.  I highly desire such a standardization of dialect 
 whereby trac instances can talk to each other and plugins can talk to each 
 other.  But I'm realistic in that not only is this difficult to design, I 
 think any solution (or even the idea of a solution) would be very 
 contraversial.  So roll your own?

 Jeff

Assuming that each environment is located under a single parent
directory, why not just go through each environment in the parent
directory and open_environment() on it?  I have lots of scripts and a
few plugins that gather data from all environments on the server in
this way.  Query each environment's DB separately, and then combine
the data in an intelligent way--that part depends entirely on what
you're querying and what you intend to do with the data.

Of course, that assumes all the environments are on the same server.
If not, that's what the XML-RPC plugin is good for, though it
certainly doesn't give you the same flexibility.

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[Trac] Re: Problem setting up track with Apache 2.2

2008-11-19 Thread Graham Dumpleton



On Nov 19, 10:19 pm, Hendrik Maryns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Nov 19, 5:22 am, Graham Dumpleton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

  Did you actually look in the Apache error log file to see if there was
  any useful information?

 Nope, I am pretty new to Apache as well.  Where can I find those?

Depends on where/how you have Apache installed.

You can try running 'httpd -V'. For Apache 2.2 this will dump out,
amongst other stuff:

 -D HTTPD_ROOT=/usr/local/apache-2.2.4
 -D DEFAULT_ERRORLOG=logs/error_log

Join the paths together and hopefully you have your error log file.

  Try setting:

    PythonDebug On

  That way any mod_python/Python error will show in browser rather than
  Apache error log.

 Ah great.

 As I had already thought tonight, the problem is a ‘permission
 denied’, because the trac directory is root-owned.  And indeed simply
 changing its owner to wwwrun solved the issue.  Thanks!

 H.

 P.S. Is there some way to follow this group in a proper mail/news
 reader, such as via Gmane?  I’d rather not get all the mails but view
 it in a usenet-like fashion.

Have you tried:

http://groups.google.com/group/trac-users

Graham
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