On Mon, 2010-01-04 at 22:42 -0800, Ryan J Ollos wrote:
> 
> 
> Roger Oberholtzer-2 wrote:
> > 
> > I looked around and am not sure what I am looking for. I now remember
> > the main issue I had with the externals. Since they access the repos via
> > http/https, and not direct svn access, they must supply a password. My
> > http/http access is not simply open to the world. It seems the password
> > is needed for every access. It is asked for each time a file in an
> > external repo is accessed.
> > 
> 
> Interesting to finally find someone that has [svn:external] configured and
> working (even if its not working quite as nicely as you would like).

Within svn, the externals stuff works fine. At least it does in the svn
client I use on Linux.

> I tried and tried to get this working [1], and finally gave up, thinking
> that the problem might be that the external Trac is 0.10.x ... though it
> doesn't seem like that should make a difference.
> 
> Any chance you could post a working configuration here? (with the server
> names changed of course!)
> 
> [1]
> http://old.nabble.com/Help-with-syntax-for--svn%3Aexternals--section-of-trac.ini-ts25129963.html#a25167875

I do not see this. Perhaps this is because I am using the multirepos
trac release?

In the trac browser, I see the things directly in the repository. Then
under that trac writes:

        Property svn:externals set to

followed by a list of all the externals.

If I click on one of these external links, I am taken to:

        http://system/svn/externalRepo

which is the svn repo itself. I am not taken to
http://system/trac/browse/externalRepo which is what I would expect. So,
it is the svn and not the trac password that is being prompted for. It
is of little use as I do not want the svn http access. I want the trac
browser access.

So, I would not say I really have things working. Instead, I use the
multirepo version of trac. It has its own oddities. But for the most
part I can access via trac all of the stuff I have in svn.

I would prefer that the externals method worked so I could stay with the
main trac releases.

I do not have any external stuff set up in my trac config. Instead, as I
use the multirepos release, I have a [repositories] section with all the
external repos listed.

-- 
Roger Oberholtzer

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