On Sun, Mar 19, 2006 at 12:18:48PM -0500, James B. Byrne wrote:
> On 18 Mar 2006 at 16:55, Alec Thomas wrote:
>
> > It would be excellent if people could test this. It's running on
> > TracHacks and I haven't noticed any problems.
>
> I exported the latest tractags from the svn and ran "python setup.py
> install" as root. When I put [[SetupTags]] in a trac page and hit
> preview I get the same error as before:
[[SetupTags]] is no longer necessary and as such does not exist.
> > Error: Failed to load processor SetupTags
> >
> > No macro named [[SetupTags]] found
> >
>
> The Admin plugin installed just fine, but that only reports
> trac.0.9.4 and itself "TracWebAdmin 0.1.1dev-r2765" as installed. No
> mention s made of tractags. I even "ran setup.py bdist_egg", loaded
> the egg to my PC and attempted to install that from the webadmin
> plugin. No errors were reported but the tractags plugin is still not
> reported by webadmin and the macros that t provides are still not
> working.
>
>
> I am running trac over ssl/tls under Apache 2.0.52 if that makes any
> difference and trac.ini file looks like this:
Can you please enable Trac logging and check the logs for any exceptions?
Here's a mini setup guide for the latest trunk, assuming you get the Egg
to actually load.
1. Install egg somewhere Trac accessible.
2. Edit your trac.ini and ensure the following exists:
[components]
trac.wiki.web_ui.WikiModule = disabled
tractags.* = enabled
[trac]
default_handler = TagsWikiModule
3. Restart web server.
4. Run "trac-admin <env> upgrade"
Alec
> I also tried to add WikiCalander.py in my wiki-macros directory but
> this does not seem to load either so I am wondering if there is
> something wrong with my site configuration. How can I test whether
> trac is even looking for macros?
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