It would be helpful if somebody who succeeded with this kind of integration
(Trac site whose web sites require authentication can be accessed from
Eclipse Mylyn) wrote up some documentation for the Trac (presumably also
Bloodhound) projects. (The Trac connector is one of few standard
The question is (of course!) how the configuration (see previous
descriptions) can be changed such that authentication succeeds and HTTP 401
no longer occurs. Ultimately I want to access Trac from an Eclipse Mylyn
client. What concrete steps could resolve this lasting issue?
On Saturday,
On 12/6/14, quasiroot quasir...@gmail.com wrote:
The question is (of course!) how the configuration (see previous
descriptions) can be changed such that authentication succeeds and HTTP 401
no longer occurs.
AFAIK , what you are requesting is impossible . HTTP 401 is the
(obligatory) first
On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 11:31 PM, quasiroot quasir...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you have any further advice for me on how to make progress in this
situation (see requests/response exchanged as requested?
Did you ever try disabling trac.web.auth.LoginModule ?
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I have just added tac.web.auth.LoginModule = disabled to
trac/trac_projects/Project/conf/trac.ini under [components].
Apparently it did not make a difference.
I still get those multiple prompts for User Name / Password (but no reply
from the server) when I access
Do you have any further advice for me on how to make progress in this
situation (see requests/response exchanged as requested?
If I cannot make this work I’ll have to eliminate Trac from consideration.
(Mylyn connectivity is a must.) Thanks in advance for any further help.
Am Samstag, 22.
I have installed Trac 1.0.1 on an EC2 instance, enabled HTTP Basic
authentication for the entire Trac installation, installed the Trac XML_RPC
plugin, and granted XML_RPC privileges to “user”.
When I access https://hostname/Project/ I am prompted for user name
(“user”)/password and can log in.
On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 4:42 AM, quasiroot quasir...@gmail.com wrote:
I have installed Trac 1.0.1 on an EC2 instance, enabled HTTP Basic
authentication for the entire Trac installation, installed the Trac XML_RPC
plugin, and granted XML_RPC privileges to “user”.
When I access
I have [components] acct_mgr.*=enabled in trac.ini, but not
trac.web.auth.LoginModule = disabled, so I guess AccountManagerPlugin is
enabled (and has not been disabled).
If I add [account-manager] environ_auth_overwrite = false (as is suggested
in the linked document) regardless it apparently
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On 20.11.2014 21:28, quasiroot wrote:
What else can I try?
Sure you know, that XMLRPC requests for priviledged actions have to go
through authentication individually? So you need to provide appropriate,
valid credentials for each request.
Steffen
But the problem is (at least to my understanding) that I'm asked for user
name/password again even (and again ...) before the first request has
succeeded. At least there is no result visible in the browser. Also, I
would expect the Eclipse Mylyn client to go through authentication whenever
On 11/20/14, quasiroot quasir...@gmail.com wrote:
But the problem is (at least to my understanding) that I'm asked for user
name/password again even (and again ...) before the first request has
succeeded. At least there is no result visible in the browser. Also, I
would expect the Eclipse
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