I think Craig's approach is a good one (I'll have to try that out with
my next Trac setup).

Even if you're not using a repository attached to trac you could at
least maintain the repository for tracking changes to your config and
make use of the subversionnotify component to tell you things have
changed. The point is to use revision control for Trac's configuration
(and in Craig's case Postgres and Apache as well). This wouldn't even
need to be publicly (or at least to users on your network) if you
didn't want... just a local repository on the machine hosting Trac
that you work with. Though I think it would probably be better to set
it up properly so everyone who needs to access it has an account which
would allow you to know who made the change (or at least I'd think
this is possible based on the description of subversionnotify on their
site) and to make those changes without having to login directly to
the machine hosting Trac (either to dump files in a share or make the
edits on the machine).

Ben

On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 6:45 AM, dkl13 <[email protected]> wrote:
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