In reply to my own email, I was dign' through the apache error logs and
found out that I was missing my trac.cgi file. Apache was trying to
source the file and it was totoally not there.
I copied trac.cgi from the source directory (archive) into my
/var/www/host.domain.tld/cgi-bin directory and it's back up. :) Now I
can take advantage of the coolness that is trac 0.9.3
I am however curious to know if anyone else has had something like this
happen when upgrading trac on gentoo? Is this the result of my doing
the multiple instances install?
Like I said, I'm a novice (at best) with trac (and apache for that
matter) and am just trying to learn.
troy wrote:
Hello all,
I'm new to this list, and a trac novice I guess, I like it allot
though. Anyway, I'm hitting a snag here and though this would be the
right place to ask.
My original install for trac followed the instructions for multiple
instances of
trac on gentoo here
http://home.dju.elegiac.net/wiki/MultipleTracInstancesOnGentoo
But I did not use any external components such as doxygen or anything,
just the trac stuff. For 0.8.4 it was working.
I just upgraded from trac 0.8.4 to trac 0.9.3 and now have this
problem.
I followed these upgrade instructions replacing <project-name>
with my actual project name of course:
Upgrade Instructions
====================
If you are upgrading from a previous Trac version, please follow the
instructions here:
http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/TracUpgrade
Trac 0.9.x now uses sqlite-3 instead of sqlite-2. If you were using
Trac 0.8.x or below,
you have to upgrade your database files or else you won't be able to
use Trac. You can
issue the following commands, for each environment you have:
mv /var/lib/trac/<project-name>/db/trac.db
/var/lib/trac/<project-name>/db/trac2.db
sqlite /var/lib/trac/<project-name>/db/trac2.db .dump |
sqlite3 /var/lib/trac/<project-name>/db/trac.db
trac-admin /var/lib/trac/<project-name> upgrade
trac-admin /var/lib/trac/<project-name> resync
trac-admin /var/lib/trac/<project-name> wiki upgrade
And review the trac.ini configuration file.
=================================================================
Everything seemed to go fine, and that's all I did initially, no
strange error or anything, but when I went to the URL where my trac
page should be I got a 404 URL not found error.
I then copied the new .ini file and tried updating the htdocs_location
variable which was the only thing that I had to do to get it working
for the previous install but still no go.
Am I leaving something out?
I can post my vhost.conf file if that would help, but this seems like
something that I'm overlooking in the upgrade process and I just can't
think what it might be.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Best Regards
-Troy
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