On Jun 4, 10:23 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Ok, I have played with trac a bit, and some other supporting tools and
> plugins, etc.  I managed to get my hands on a server to "properly"
> host it on for our use internally.  The upper IT folks just refuse to
> give us an outward facing server.  So all of our outsources, will get
> vpn, or onsite access only, bummer, but a small step in the right
> direction.
>
> That said, the server we are getting is running windows.  I have seen/
> browsed the "on windows" wikis out there, and all seems good.  here is
> what I "hope" to run, and really just need to know if there are any
> "gotchas" I need to know about ahead of time.  I also will have admin
> rights on the box, but am not an IT admin anymore, so my windows
> server knowledge is, well, lame nowadays.
>
> anyway:
>
> * assumption: running Apache on windows.
> Trac
> Subversion
> probably php and all that jazz, although, at this moment, I have no
> need for it.
> the following plugins I am hoping to go with:
> TimingAndEstimation
> TracIniAdmin
> TracAccountManager
> TracUserManagerPlugin
> XMLRPC plugin
> MasterTicketsPlugin
> and probably the black magic one.
>
> Will have custom workflow, and probably have a handler hook as I want
> to do some stuff behind the scenes on one of the transitions of the
> workflow.
>
> Ok, I am sure there are other I might want, or "NEED" but I KNOW I
> would like those.  That said I also "want" to do the following:
>
> Multi-project setup  1-4 active most likely, and eventually those
> become a  maintenance stage, so still around.
> I also "think" I would want to use windows authentication somehow (is
> that ldap?) access to the subversion and trac environments.  simply
> because outsources will be internal to the network, and may never
> actually access trac directly.  I envision a eclipse/mylan interface
> very possible to the subversion/trac data.  I also see direct
> subversion access via subversion clients (TortiseSVN, svn command
> line, etc.) which may never actually utilize the trac DB).  I have no
> issue with requiring a second login to trac(via the nice web interface
> in one of the above plugins, I forget which one), just not sure if it
> is needed.  If there are other tools/plugins you think will make this
> objective go more smoothly, great, I can use that too, please let me
> know.  Things like TracMetrix etc. I might want to use, etc.
> Basically, I need to manage multiple projects, which are managed by
> multiple people, who manage multiple sources/levels of access. :D  All
> on bleeping windows servers....with no external facing web access....
>
> I think it's just the run of the mill TracOnWindows/Advanced path, but
> was  looking for insight.
>
> oh, yes, I personally prefer python 2.5, but seems like Apache needs
> 2.4, is that correct?  Anyone tried the windows bitNami installer?
> that would work too.  etc.
>
> I will try to really document well as I go, a future version of this
> email from others is not needed in the mailing list.
>
> Thanks.

I also forgot.  Some devs need access to multiple project environments
(subversion and trac) and some need to be restricted/redirected to the
project they know about.  We don't want some sources to even know
about the others.  I have no issue added each individual 1 by to to
each project that is appropriate, but I would like to grant access to
the "project list" or top-level to individuals with multi-project
access so they may navigate from a top level if they so choose.
"ideally" it would only show the projects they actually have access
to, but practically will not be needed for my purposes.  They will
either be able to see only 1 project, or them all.  While they may not
have rights to do anything in them all (read only, for example), that
is easily managed at the per project level.  See now, I just made it
more complicated, and just out of my grasp for implementing without a
little hand holding....


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