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This problem already has been described mutliple times in different mailing lists, but no solution has yet been published.
My original setup is as follows (but in the mean time i have a simpler one on Windows 7):
Ubuntu server with apache 2.2 and python 2.7
virutal python environment created with…
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When I create a report I can filter the results based on the logged on user name using the $USER magic variable. Is there any equivalent way to get the logged on user name at any Trac wiki page?
E.g.: The logged on user is [[User]].
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I've had a trac server running for about a year now - chugging along just as expected. Today, I implemented basic authorization on the apache server that trac runs under.
Trac now picks up the user as authenticated by Apache, and doesn't allow either logout or a login.
I tried to create an apache…
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Hello,
i have a situation with many trac instances. They all have the same structure in the filesystem.
PATH/trac1
PATH/trac2
PATH/trac3
i have this configuration
<Location /trac/trac1>
SetHandler mod_python
PythonInterpreter main_interpreter
PythonHandler trac.web.modpython_frontend…
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Hello,
I have a system with windows server 2008, Apache httpd 2.2 and trac 0.11 i'm using mod_wsgi so the apache server do the web server job.
Integration with Trac after read this site i found that the most suitable solution was
the following (i have in my httpd.conf the line Include conf/extra/httpd-trac…
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