Quoting brice <bric...@gmail.com>:
> Firstly Trac has been installed through apt-get, then, due to an
> optimistic behavior, I might have launched the python 'easy_install
> install Trac' to update it,
...
> what's your opinion, Doc ?
Please, never ever overwrite dpkg-installed packages (be it via apt-get
or dpkg or aptitude) with manually installed software. If you really
want to have Trac (or any other software on a Debian or Ubuntu system)
manually installed, make sure that you install it in another path (e.g.
/usr/local) than the packaged software (which does never install in
/usr/local). Or, even safer, remove the package first ("dpkg -r trac").
Otherwise, the package manager and the actually installed software do
conflict badly.
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