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Reply 1. At 2:11 PM on Jul 17, 2008, Steffen Pingel wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
Trac 0.11 is mostly supported with the exception of custom workflows. Take a
look at this bug report for more details about the current status:

175211: Support Trac 0.11
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=175211

Steffen

David Thorne wrote:

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> Hi All,
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> I am wondering if there is anything on a Trac Connector (Alpha/Beta or
> otherwise) for Ganymede connecting to Trac 0.11 ? I've just upgraded
> only to discover that the connector provided with Mylyn 3 does not
> support 0.11 yet.
>
> If there is no development as of yet - is the place to suggest it the
> Eclipse Bugzilla?
>
> Many thanks,
> Dave
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Reply 2. At 5:18 PM on Jul 17, 2008, David Thorne wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
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Steffen,

Many thanks for this information - I suspect I am being thick but do I
need to check out the CVS code to use Eclipse with Trac 0.11 at present?
~ From reading Bugzilla it looks like I take the patch you attached (
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/attachment.cgi?id=60245 ) and then patch
the relevant files? Or have I just been totally thick and shown my
complete naivety of developing for Eclipse? (I am wanting to use/test
rather than develop at this time)

If it helps I am using Ganymede with Mylyn 3.0.1v20080716-220-e3x

Dave

Steffen Pingel wrote:
| Trac 0.11 is mostly supported with the exception of custom workflows.
Take a
| look at this bug report for more details about the current status:
|
| 175211: Support Trac 0.11
| https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=175211
|
| Steffen
|
|
| David Thorne wrote:
|
| Hi All,
|
| I am wondering if there is anything on a Trac Connector (Alpha/Beta or
| otherwise) for Ganymede connecting to Trac 0.11 ? I've just upgraded
| only to discover that the connector provided with Mylyn 3 does not
| support 0.11 yet.
|
| If there is no development as of yet - is the place to suggest it the
| Eclipse Bugzilla?
|
| Many thanks,
| Dave
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Reply 3. At 5:49 PM on Jul 17, 2008, Steffen Pingel wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
> Many thanks for this information - I suspect I am being thick but do I
> need to check out the CVS code to use Eclipse with Trac 0.11 at present?

You can use the 3.0.1 release from the main update site. Please comment on
the bug if you find any other problems than missing/incorrect workflow
actions.

> ~ From reading Bugzilla it looks like I take the patch you attached (
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/attachment.cgi?id=60245 ) and then patch
> the relevant files? Or have I just been totally thick and shown my
> complete naivety of developing for Eclipse? (I am wanting to use/test
> rather than develop at this time)

The patch is only intended for anyone interested in hacking on the code to
support custom workflows. It is not complete, it will show custom workflow
actions but does not yet allow to advance the workflow.

I hope that someone adds the missing pieces soon and then we'll need your
support for testing the bits .

Steffen
Reply 4. At 10:38 AM on Jul 20, 2008, David Thorne wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
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Steffen Pingel wrote:
|> Many thanks for this information - I suspect I am being thick but do I
|> need to check out the CVS code to use Eclipse with Trac 0.11 at present?
|
| You can use the 3.0.1 release from the main update site. Please comment on
| the bug if you find any other problems than missing/incorrect workflow
| actions.
|
|> ~ From reading Bugzilla it looks like I take the patch you attached (
|> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/attachment.cgi?id=60245 ) and then patch
|> the relevant files? Or have I just been totally thick and shown my
|> complete naivety of developing for Eclipse? (I am wanting to use/test
|> rather than develop at this time)
|
| The patch is only intended for anyone interested in hacking on the code to
| support custom workflows. It is not complete, it will show custom workflow
| actions but does not yet allow to advance the workflow.
|
| I hope that someone adds the missing pieces soon and then we'll need your
| support for testing the bits .
|
| Steffen
|
I think this is more my Apache setup than Mylyn BUT the authentication
doesn't seem to work with the settings I provide (They are definitely
right) When I start tracd with the necessary details the xmlrpc plugin
works... (tracd --env-parent-dir /path/to/my/trac/parent-env --port 8000
) could this be related to the problem indicated at
http://tjulo.blogspot.com/2007/03/problems-with-md5-and-modpython.html?
(php4-mhash and libmhash2) I couldn't see any problems with this in
the Bugzilla but wasn't sure if it had already been reported and didn't
wish to duplicate bug reports! (I know how tedious they are)

Thanks,
Dave
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Reply 5. At 1:24 PM on Jul 21, 2008, Steffen Pingel wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
> I think this is more my Apache setup than Mylyn BUT the authentication
> doesn't seem to work with the settings I provide (They are definitely
> right) When I start tracd with the necessary details the xmlrpc plugin
> works... (tracd --env-parent-dir /path/to/my/trac/parent-env --port 8000
> ) could this be related to the problem indicated at
> http://tjulo.blogspot.com/2007/03/problems-with-md5-and-modpython.html?
> (php4-mhash and libmhash2) I couldn't see any problems with this in
> the Bugzilla but wasn't sure if it had already been reported and didn't
> wish to duplicate bug reports! (I know how tedious they are)

The XML-RPC plug-in relies on the webserver for authentication. You can
verify that in a web browser if you go to
http://my.trac.repository/login/xmlrpc .

I am not aware that problems with this setup have been reported before.
Please file a new bug report and provide details about the configuration.

Steffen
Reply 6. At 2:27 PM on Jul 21, 2008, David Thorne wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
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Hi Steffen,

Bizarre but on starting Apache today with machine bootup all appeared
well - I suspect it was a case of the problem being me forgetting to
restart after the Trac plugin was installed.

Thanks for the advice about /login/xmlrpc though I can now more
easily test everything is working through firefox.
Dave

Steffen Pingel wrote:
|> I think this is more my Apache setup than Mylyn BUT the authentication
|> doesn't seem to work with the settings I provide (They are definitely
|> right) When I start tracd with the necessary details the xmlrpc plugin
|> works... (tracd --env-parent-dir /path/to/my/trac/parent-env --port 8000
|> ) could this be related to the problem indicated at
|> http://tjulo.blogspot.com/2007/03/problems-with-md5-and-modpython.html?
|> (php4-mhash and libmhash2) I couldn't see any problems with this in
|> the Bugzilla but wasn't sure if it had already been reported and didn't
|> wish to duplicate bug reports! (I know how tedious they are)
|
| The XML-RPC plug-in relies on the webserver for authentication. You can
| verify that in a web browser if you go to
| http://my.trac.repository/login/xmlrpc .
|
| I am not aware that problems with this setup have been reported before.
| Please file a new bug report and provide details about the configuration.
|
| Steffen

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Reply 7. At 1:46 PM on Jul 30, 2008, Antoni Mylka wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
Does this mean that Trac 0.11 installations without XML-RPC
(login/xmlrpc doesn't work) are not supported at all?

Antoni Mylka
antoni_mylka at poczta dot onet dot pl

David Thorne pisze:
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> Hi Steffen,
>
> Bizarre but on starting Apache today with machine bootup all appeared
> well - I suspect it was a case of the problem being me forgetting to
> restart after the Trac plugin was installed.
>
> Thanks for the advice about /login/xmlrpc though I can now more
> easily test everything is working through firefox.
> Dave
>
> Steffen Pingel wrote:
> |> I think this is more my Apache setup than Mylyn BUT the authentication
> |> doesn't seem to work with the settings I provide (They are definitely
> |> right) When I start tracd with the necessary details the xmlrpc plugin
> |> works... (tracd --env-parent-dir /path/to/my/trac/parent-env --port 8000
> |> ) could this be related to the problem indicated at
> |> http://tjulo.blogspot.com/2007/03/problems-with-md5-and-modpython.html?
> |> (php4-mhash and libmhash2) I couldn't see any problems with this in
> |> the Bugzilla but wasn't sure if it had already been reported and didn't
> |> wish to duplicate bug reports! (I know how tedious they are)
> |
> | The XML-RPC plug-in relies on the webserver for authentication. You can
> | verify that in a web browser if you go to
> | http://my.trac.repository/login/xmlrpc .
> |
> | I am not aware that problems with this setup have been reported before.
> | Please file a new bug report and provide details about the configuration.
> |
> | Steffen
>
Reply 8. At 5:14 PM on Jul 30, 2008, Steffen Pingel wrote:: Re: Trac connector for Trac 0.11
Little testing has been done on Web mode access for Trac 0.11. Please report
any problems that you encounter on the corresponding bug report:

175211: Support Trac 0.11
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=175211

Steffen

Antoni Mylka wrote:

> Does this mean that Trac 0.11 installations without XML-RPC
> (login/xmlrpc doesn't work) are not supported at all?
>
> Antoni Mylka
> antoni_mylka at poczta dot onet dot pl
>
> David Thorne pisze:
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>> Hi Steffen,
>>
>> Bizarre but on starting Apache today with machine bootup all appeared
>> well - I suspect it was a case of the problem being me forgetting to
>> restart after the Trac plugin was installed.
>>
>> Thanks for the advice about /login/xmlrpc though I can now more
>> easily test everything is working through firefox.
>> Dave
>>
>> Steffen Pingel wrote:
>> |> I think this is more my Apache setup than Mylyn BUT the authentication
>> |> doesn't seem to work with the settings I provide (They are definitely
>> |> right) When I start tracd with the necessary details the xmlrpc
>> |> plugin works... (tracd --env-parent-dir /path/to/my/trac/parent-env
>> |> --port 8000 ) could this be related to the problem indicated at
>> |>
http://tjulo.blogspot.com/2007/03/problems-with-md5-and-modpython.html?
>> |> (php4-mhash and libmhash2) I couldn't see any problems with this in
>> |> the Bugzilla but wasn't sure if it had already been reported and
>> |> didn't wish to duplicate bug reports! (I know how tedious they are)
>> |
>> | The XML-RPC plug-in relies on the webserver for authentication. You can
>> | verify that in a web browser if you go to
>> | http://my.trac.repository/login/xmlrpc .
>> |
>> | I am not aware that problems with this setup have been reported before.
>> | Please file a new bug report and provide details about the
>> | configuration.
>> |
>> | Steffen
>>