Re: [RDT-Dev] Protecting our Trac Tickets

[zdennis]

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Christopher Williams wrote:
> Zach,
> 
> On 9/20/06, *Mirko Stocker* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > 
> wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> Could we protect our tickets from being altered by Spambots like we
> do with
> the wiki? It's quite annoying when the bots change the text, for
> example like
> they did with Ticket #161, where we lost the description completely.
> Or can
> we get it back somehow?
> 
> And by the way, what about mail notifications on ticket changes? :-)
> 
> 
>   Any chance you could take a look at this?
> 
> I think what we're really looking for in terms of tickets is the following:
> 1. Only registered/logged in users can create or append extra info to a
> ticket

We can do this.

> 2. Only the subset of users who are the developers can actually edit a
> ticket's description, etc.

We can do this as well. I would need the usernames of all developers
emailed to me privately. I will default new accounts to normal users and
I will manually add developers as developers.

In terms of user/group management Trac doesn't have that builtin to the
web. It is done via a command line client on the server itself... so
there is a little overhead if you dont mind the 1 to 2 day turnaround. I
will get to things quicker if I can obviously.

> 
> I have no idea what sort of granularity Trac supports with this. Do they
> have any sort of anti-spam features in any builds available?

Trac is working on anti-spam measures for 0.10 release, but right now
it's in beta. I will update when it gets a full release though.

Zach
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Re: [RDT-Dev] Protecting our Trac Tickets

[Christopher Williams]

Zach,On 9/20/06, Mirko Stocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!Could we protect our tickets from being altered by Spambots like we do withthe wiki? It's quite annoying when the bots change the text, for example likethey did with Ticket #161, where we lost the description completely. Or can
we get it back somehow?And by the way, what about mail notifications on ticket changes? :-)  Any chance you could take a look at this?I think what we're really looking for in terms of tickets is the following:
1. Only registered/logged in users can create or append extra info to a ticket2. Only the subset of users who are the developers can actually edit a ticket's description, etc.I have no idea what sort of granularity Trac supports with this. Do they have any sort of anti-spam features in any builds available?
Thanks,Chris
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[RDT-Dev] Protecting our Trac Tickets

[Mirko Stocker]

Hi!

Could we protect our tickets from being altered by Spambots like we do with 
the wiki? It's quite annoying when the bots change the text, for example like 
they did with Ticket #161, where we lost the description completely. Or can 
we get it back somehow?

And by the way, what about mail notifications on ticket changes? :-)

Regards,

Mirko


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