Mike Gee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 4/3/06, 3:47 PM:
> I, too, as suffering from the AssertionError. Does trac work for you
> using the stand-alone invocation: tracd -port 8000 /path/to/project ?
Hi Mike. I guess I'm glad to hear it's not just me.
I've never tried tracd before, but no, it seems pretty unhappy.
I'm not exactly sure which user should be invoking tracd -- www, which
owns the trac-projects directory, doesn't usually have a shell, so I gave
it one for testing. Invoking tracd blew up when it tried to create a
python-eggs directory in the home directory, to which www naturally
doesn't have write privileges.
When I created .python-eggs for www's benefit, I got the same result as
when I tried invoking tracd as root, and as the subversion user:
$ tracd -port 8000 /usr/local/trac-projects/m0n0/
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/tracd", line 102, in ?
main()
File "/usr/local/bin/tracd", line 70, in main
port = int(a)
ValueError: invalid literal for int(): ort
Speaking of .python-eggs -- is there some sound reason why pysqlite feels
obliged to litter temporary files in the home directory of the invoking
user? That seems out of line.
Thanks,
-nat
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