On 06/15/2010 01:53 PM, Mírian Bruckschen wrote:
Is there any additional step in order to make them show in my "Manage
Plugins" page?
The webserver user needs to be able to read them. What are the
permissions on them?
So far, I did the following:
- attributed full access to my trac plugins directory for my www-data
user;
- downloaded accountmanagerplugin_0.11-r8116.zip from
AccountManagerPlugin wikipage and renamed it to egg;
- uploaded the egg file using the "Install Plugin" option;
- installed it using easy_install.
The same for IniAdminPlugin.
I'm confused - that does not jibe with what you stated before. Your trac
plugins directory should not be /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages. But,
the above should have worked, since the Install Plugin option should
have taken care of the details.
Also I don't think that the zip file you downloaded
(accountmanagerplugin_0.11-r8116.zip) is not an egg. I think if you
unzip it, you'll find that it source code out of which you need to make
an egg, eg:
python setup.py bdist_egg
(make sure to use the correct python as what trac is running under. So,
if you server is on python2.5, you'll want to make sure you're using
that to build it).
Also, I added the following lines to my trac.ini file, under
[components]:
webadmin.* = enabled
acct_mgr.* = enabled
Did you bounce the webserver? I find that I sometimes have to do that in
order for it to see new plugins, depending on the method of trac access
(mod_wsgi vs. fastcgi vs. regular cgi, etc.)
Also, what does the log file say? Anything useful? It might be reading
the plugins fine, but not
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