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Using Tortoise with Trac
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Newbie asks, In Trac’s where is the subversion repository to use to the feature ‘browse source’? I have setup(in install) the initial project path Bitnami Trac Stack/projects/myProject. This appears to the storage location of the Trac stuff. Is there a folder in this folder that you store your repository?
Thanks
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Hi,
The default repository is created in <installdir>/repository
There is an utility called trac-admin to manage the projects
Well, I have never used it, but I don’t see a reason why it should not. Remember, the default repository is located in <installdir>/repository Cheers |
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Here’s what worked, but did not do testing! Testing to do. 2. The security is in question because I do not load any references in the httpd.conf file |
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Hit the tab key The issue come up whether people outside the computer or different users can access with out the hooks 3. The trac-admin needs to be runnable to determine which components are needed (testing) So need to relearn python, or get web admin running or both. 4. There is currently no way to manage the subversion component (without Tortoise) because loading the SVN modules was outside of the scope of this project. Goal would be to extend this project to make a simple SCM tool (Subversion-Trac-Tortoise-Hotcopy(backup). Otherwise it is the easy way to get a Trac environment running, Great job |

