Dear Robert
Thank you for the answer.
I tried already with naming the project instead of *. Using '*'
instead of * also does not show any effect. Do you have another idea
whar could solve the problem?
Thanks
Christian
On Thu, 2006-03-02 at 13:36 +0100, Christian Gehrig wrote:
Dear list
Sorry if I ask a second time. We still were not able to solve that
problem. Does really noone have an idea what could be the reason for
that issue? What information should I attach for the problem to be
identified?
You said that you were running with the following parameters:
{{{
.../tracd
-p 10001
/var/trac/ourproject/
--auth *,/var/trac/trac.htdigest,ourrepository
}}}
(I've split the parameters into lines for e-mail readability)
My guess is that the * is causing your problems. In Trac versions older
than 0.9.1, project names had to be specified explicitly.
Even if you are running 0.9.1 or greater, you have to make sure that the
* is not expanded by your shell first. (Under bash, using '*' instead of
just * should do the trick.)
Either way, you describe running only one Trac project, so it should be
a simple matter to just mention it explicitly:
{{{
.../tracd
-p 10001
/var/trac/ourproject
--auth ourproject,/var/trac/trac.htdigest,ourrealm
}}}
I hope this helps.
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