Thanks again for your reply
well i do run norton antivirus on my machine, and i have disabled the
microsoft exchange auto protect, still am not able to send/recieve the
emails.
And the webserver that runs Trac is the standalone webserver that is
Tracd,
Now how to ensure that Tracd is not allowd
Since I know a bunch of people were waiting for this, I figured I would
announce the 0.11 port for PrivateTickets is up (and actually works
now). See http://pypi.python.org/pypi/TracPrivateTickets/2.0 for details
and downloads. Enjoy.
--Noah
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Now how to ensure that Tracd is not allowd to initiate SMTP or SMTP
server cannot be reached from Trac.
Well I can't help you much on this, knowing what I think about M$
products in the server space ;-)
You can try running telnet smtp.mydomain.net 25 with the same user
as tracd runs as, to
Scott,
I find this very useful. Was going to chime in early, but didn't have
much to say other than, yea, this is a good idea. I'll let you know
how it goes for me.
Chris
On May 4, 4:24 pm, Scott Bussinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone got a quick patch for workflow_parser.py (that's the
Noah Kantrowitz skrev 05-05-2008 07:35:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm seeking to integrate Trac more accessibly to co-workers who
(still) love email updates.
One of our developers wants to be able to get notifications of any
ticket with a given component or tag.
Is there a plugin which allows
Isaac.PEG wrote:
I would like to be able to make the default action of the Trac browser
to download a file instead of trying to render it in the user's
Internet browser. e.g. If I use the (very nifty) java enabled Trac
browser to locate a particular MS Word document, click on the name of
-Original Message-
Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
Rather than answer this directly, I am just going to say you should
come
sit in #trac (on freenode). You will be able to get faster and better
answers in general.
PS: I am coderanger, feel free to pester me. I am on IRC pretty much
Is it possible to force adding comments when editing a wiki page instead
of having comments optional? Is this possible via the plugin
architecture? Thanks.
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Is it possible to force adding comments when editing a wiki page instead
of having comments optional? Is this possible via the plugin
architecture? Thanks.
It is quite easy to add a Javascript test to prompt the user for a
comment if the comment textbox is empty when he submits a new
I'm in the process of out placing an older server and need to move trac. I did
not install the original installation. The old server has 0.8.1 and the new has
0.11b I did the trac-admin hotcopy then move the data over to the new server
and tried to connect and got the following errors:
I don't believe upgrades from 0.8 directly to 0.11 is supported. I realize
it may be a pain, but I suggest upgrading in steps. You also can't just copy
the file, you need to upgrade the environment with trac-admin as discussed
below.
First, upgrade to 0.9.4 via these instructions:
Chris Mulligan wrote:
I don't believe upgrades from 0.8 directly to 0.11 is supported. I
snip
Perhaps someone with more knowledge can comment.
Other than being way out of date, I am unaware of any reason why one
wouldn't be able to upgrade from 0.8 to 0.11
The problem he is having is that
2008/5/6 Joel Nimety [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is it possible to force adding comments when editing a wiki page instead
of having comments optional? Is this possible via the plugin
architecture? Thanks.
Yep. I wrote a plugin to do this a while back:
http://swapoff.org/files/forcepreview.py
You didn't mentioned that you created project with trac-admin.
I suggest that you create two base directories for example c:\trac and
c:\svn
First create subversion:
svnadmin create c:\svn\testproject
Then create trac environment:
trac-admin c:\trac\testproject initenv
Fill
Found another googling!
On May 3, 5:20 am, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
nomine.org wrote:
http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4798019615/
...
And of course I expect more other language books about Trac.
Managing Software Development with Trac and Subversion, by David J
Murphy
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