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trac_on_sdf [2021/03/15 06:31] – added 'traditional link" added a FIXME and a link outside peteyboytrac_on_sdf [2021/03/18 16:38] – added note that this info is not currently valid peteyboy
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 ====== Trac on SDF ====== ====== Trac on SDF ======
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 +//**This is currently NOT UP-TO-DATE info at SDF as Trac is not currently installed properly **//
  
 This tutorial discusses how to install [[http://trac.edgewall.org/|Trac]], in the words of its creators a minimalistic approach to web-based management of software projects. This tutorial discusses how to install [[http://trac.edgewall.org/|Trac]], in the words of its creators a minimalistic approach to web-based management of software projects.
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 ==== Using the standalone server "tracd" ==== ==== Using the standalone server "tracd" ====
  
-This is by far the least painful, but requires the MetaARPA membership because //tracd// opens a port on the machine. +This is by far the least painful, but requires the MetaARPA membership because //tracd// opens a port on the machine. After you determine your [[meta port allocation]], note down the //uid// number that is output as part of the ''uid -u'' command. This will be your port number (to avoid conflicts between users) and will be referred to as //<PORT>// from here on.
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-First, run the command +
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-  id -u +
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-and note down the number that is printed on the terminal. This will be your port number (to avoid conflicts between users) and will be referred to as //<PORT>// from here on.+
  
 Next, run the command Next, run the command
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   tracd --port <PORT> /path/to/trac   tracd --port <PORT> /path/to/trac
  
-You will now be able to connect to your Trac instance with your Browser of Choice™ at http://sverige.freeshell.org:<PORT>/trac+You will now be able to connect to your Trac instance with your Browser of Choice™ at ''<nowiki>http://sverige.freeshell.org:<PORT>/trac</nowiki>''
  
 ==== Running Trac as CGI within Apache ==== ==== Running Trac as CGI within Apache ====
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 Copy ''trac.cgi'' into your ''html/'' directory: Copy ''trac.cgi'' into your ''html/'' directory:
  
-  cp /usr/pkg/share/trac/cgi-bin/trac.cgi html/+  cp /usr/pkg/share/examples/trac/cgi-bin/trac.cgi html/
  
 and fix the permissions using ''mkhomepg -p''. Add the following lines to //trac.cgi// just after the comments: and fix the permissions using ''mkhomepg -p''. Add the following lines to //trac.cgi// just after the comments:
trac_on_sdf.txt · Last modified: 2021/04/04 03:33 by hc9