A quick update: I got a first answer to my ticket which says that access
to the repository from the web servers is not allowed for performance
and security reasons. The ticket has been converted into a feature
request, but I wouldn't expect any change soon -- while they provide
pretty good service in general, they don't change features easily (which
is probably rather smart when you run something this size :-) ).
So unless there is some way to get trac to work with the repostitory via
https access this is the end of the trac on SF story for now :-(
Cheers,
Peter
Peter Becker schrieb:
[running trac on Sourceforge]
I actually ran into a rather obvious problem quickly -- it seems Karol
was not interested in the SVN integration while I am. The problem is
that trac wants local access to the repository, but while SF has a
/svnroot directory on the shell servers, it does not contain anything.
Is there any way around needing local access?
I filed a support request with SF, too -- maybe they can mount the
repositories. After all the SVN support just went official, so they
might plan something like that anyway. And I want to hear their
opinion about the general idea of running trac on their servers. It
seems to be ok with their policies as far as I can see, but I'd love
to get an official ok before setting it up.
Cheers,
Peter
PS: here is the SF ticket -- note that for some reason they do not
like people commenting on other people's tickets:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1441468&group_id=1&atid=200001
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