Hey guys,
I know, there has been a lot written about this problem. I have never
worked with python and most suggestions and ideas send me on long
expeditions without enough information about why I need what. I was
hoping, we could come up with a step-by-step this is what you do from
scratch to get svn working with trac.
1. download swig 1.3 and install: ./configure; make; make install
- check by running swig -version and getting v. 1.3 or greater
reported
2. download svn 1.4 (no reason to go lower if you are starting from
scratch, right?)
- install with which flags?
- verify the installation somehow?
3. get python 2.5
- anything special about the installation?
4. Check the whole mess by running
python; >>> from core import svn;
somewhere in there someone mentioned neon. What does that do? Could
missing it be causing the problem?
When going through these steps, I got my apache config file loading
dav_svn_module and authz_svn_module, which weren't found - but who did
it and why I am not sure.
Are there other pieces?
I hope I don't sound lazy to everyone. It seems like so many people
have said they spent hours on this project - and all we are trying to
do is install trac. It feels like there should be a cookbook-like
solution, which works for most people, which we could maintain and
modify.
In case you are wondering, what I am actually trying to accomplish is
a very simple cgi-based installation on Fedora Core 8. I've gone
through the steps above, but so far python can't load svn from its
shell.
Thanks for the help!
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