Can someone clear up the mod_python issue once and for all?  I'm
happily running apache 2.2.2 on Linux with no trouble (that I've seen
so far).  I've seen "official" documentation of incompatibilities with
Windows, but never with Linux (which is what he's running, too).  Yet
every few days someone mentions incompatibilities in a more universal
sense.

Which is it?  Can anyone provide an official or at least an
"in-the-know" answer?  If I'm going to have problems I'd rather
address them now.

Thanks.

On 8/8/06, Rainer Sokoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 02:34:09PM -0400, Moy, Daniel wrote:

Hi,

> Is it possible to have a Linux server with Trac and Subversion and also
> support single sign-on in our windows domain?  If so can some one point
> me in the right direction, e.g. what is the easiest Linux distribution
> to use and perhaps some documentation.

I would suggest that you run both subversion and trac under apache. By
using apache, authentication is not a task of subversion or trac, but
apache's task.
You should use apache 2.0.x (AFAIR, mod_python (used for trac) is not
available for 2.2.x). You can use several modules for AAA, I use
mod_auth_ldap. It is not a true SSO, but works like a charm - at least
for my developers.

Rainer
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