Juanjo wrote: > Hello everyone, this is my first message in this mailing list, I hope > somebody can help me. > I'm using Trac at my company, and I got an issue using the wiki and > trying to put some images on it. We've imported some images to our > subversion (screenshots from the application, they'll be used as a > user guide) and we want to use them in the wiki. But, when we're > adding the links ( [[Image(http://our.subversion.dir/branches/ > screenshots/imageExample.png)]]) subversion ask us for authentication > in every linked image. I mean, if we add 5 images on the wiki page, it > appears 5 login request boxes, for each image. We got approximately > 150 png to link, so it's quite impossible try to put our subversion's > login 150 times. I guess there is a way to avoid the login request > every time we load the page and the images, but I haven't found it > yet. > One solution may be add the files as attachments, but probably images > will change on future several times (it depends whether our clients > are satisfied or not with them) so we need to keep the links to our > repository to update the image whenever a change is made. > Is there a configuration parameter to disable this request ? For > example, when we browse the file's source code we don't need to re- > authenticate us. I haven't got admin privileges so I couldn't see > these options. Is the problem caused by lack of privileges? > Any help will be appreciate!
Don't link directly to subversion, use the source: link format in the image macro. [[Image(source:branches/screenshots/imageExample.png)]] --Noah
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