Luke Maslany wrote:
And so now I’m at Trac. I was hoping to keep the separation of
applications and data but I’m not clear on how Trac installs.
By default trac installs to the Python site-packages directory
If I understand this correctly, and there is a **very** good chance that
I don’t, then if the Trac installation is at E:\source.files\trac-0.9.5
then, assuming the Trac installation is my working folder, running:
E:\programs\python\python ./setup.py install --prefix=E:/programs/trac
It appears that you have python installed in E:\programs\python. This
means that if you install trac, without the --prefix=.... then it will
install to:
E:\programs\python\Lib\site-packages\trac
and you can find the extra files in E:\programs\python\share\trac and
the trac-admin and tracd scripts in E:\programs\python\Scripts
I would HIGHLY recommend keeping it this way. It is possible to have it
install to a different directory, but it appears that you'll be in for a
lot of pain.
Are the folders cgi-bin, templates, htdocs, wiki-default and wiki-macros
to be published by Apache? What permissions are needed on each folder?
Define published? The need not be located anywhere in the document
root. Apache should have read permissions to all of the above folders,
and apache should have read/write permissions to your trac environment
(the one that you'll create by saying:
E:\programs\python\python E:\programs\python\Scripts\trac-admin
E:\data\trac_env initenv
ignoring the line break, of course)
Is there any way to get the folders cgi-bin, templates, htdocs,
wiki-default and wiki-macros to be installed to E:\data\trac\root?
You don't want to.
-John
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