Hi Christian, > > >> The README.txt file still talks about the WebAdmin plugin as an example > >> - bad example, as you should *not* install the 0.10.x WebAdmin plugin in > >> Trac 0.11.x, which has the admin panels built in. > > > I missed that. Any suggestion? Do you know which is the Trac plugin > > that people use more? > > Maybe the account manager plugin? > (http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/AccountManagerPlugin). >
In its documentation it says that it doesn't currently work with 0.11.4. I'll give it a try with 0.11.6 that is the version we are including. What about TracMercurial? :) > > > >> A part from those minor glitches (which I think are easy to fix), it > >> works great, mod_python is correctly configured. > >> In addition, it would be great if HTTP access to the svn repository > >> would be configured as well, so that people could start commit code to > >> their project right away ;-) > > > Are you referring to configuring apache with mod_dav? The reason why > > we don't configure it is because you can browse your code through the > > Trac interface but I may be missing something... > > mod_dav_svn.so, yes. Browsing is certainly best achieved using Trac, of > course, but some people prefer to use the http:// protocol for checking > the code in and out, in preference to the svn:// protocol (I've seen > that you provide the scripts to install svnserve.exe as a service). > We already have a BitNami Subversion package and we configure it to use mod_dav_svn so it should be easy to configure it in the Trac package. > >> Hope you'll find the advice helpful. On my side, I'll use the BitNami > >> Trac as a nice test environment for mod_python 3.3.1 on Windows ;-) > > > Ah! Enjoy it :) And thanks! Really appreciated your feedback. We'll > > start working on the > > improvements :) > > You're welcome. I think we now have an answer to give to people > complaining about the lack of a full featured installer on Windows ;-) > And virtual machines, amazon images,... :) > Some ideas for a future v0.12 stack: Python 2.6, mod_wsgi 3.x instead of > mod_python, and, why not, Mercurial and TracMercurial, in addition to > Subversion ;-) Well... right now we don't include any optional plugin. I'll see what we can do on our side about Mercurial itself. Thanks again for your time and feedback! Victoria. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Trac Development" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/trac-dev?hl=en.
