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Adrian Gschwend | 2 Sep 2010 14:10
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Re: Disappearing mailto links


On 27.08.10 08:03, Steven Levine wrote:

Hi Steven,

> We might a a server issue.  The mailto links on svn.netlabs.org/4os2 and
> svn.netlabs.org/fm2 are intermittent.  Sometimes the links render properly
> and other times they render as plain text.  I don't yet see a pattern.

I think that's python going nuts, it looks like the mod_python version
of TRAC is no longer supported. My idea is to move TRAC & svn to its own
jail on one of my servers based on latest TRAC and the replacement way
of running it.

Is it constantly happening in terms of that you can't work anymore?
Otherwise I would propose I prepare the migration and we check if we
still have the problem after that.

cu

Adrian

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Steven Levine | 2 Sep 2010 20:09
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Re: Disappearing mailto links

In <4C7F9424.6080004 <at> netlabs.org>, on 09/02/10
   at 02:10 PM, Adrian Gschwend <ktk <at> netlabs.org> said:

Hi Adrian,

>I think that's python going nuts, it looks like the mod_python version of
>TRAC is no longer supported.

This is not a python issue.  I now understand the pattern. :-)

>My idea is to move TRAC & svn to its own
>jail on one of my servers based on latest TRAC and the replacement way of
>running it.

>Is it constantly happening in terms of that you can't work anymore?

No, it looks intermittent, but it is not.  I would probably have never
noticed it unless a user had pointed it out.

>Otherwise I would propose I prepare the migration and we check if we
>still have the problem after that.

Upgrading would probably a good idea, if it will make it easier for you to
maintain the site.

A bit of poking about the trac code reveals 11.6 adds the
never_obfuscate_mailto option and a EMAIL_VIEW permission which gave me
some ideas.  Sure enough if you are not logged in, the mailtos do not
display.
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Steven Levine | 14 Sep 2010 04:16
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xata mailing list and access to xata subversion repository?


Hi Adrian,

Please create an xata-user mailing list.

Also, there have been some reports that the xata svn repo can not be
accessed anonymously.  Please take a look at this.  I can't replicate the
problem here.  I pointed HOME to a pristine directory, which should have
been sufficient for testing.

Thanks,

Steven

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Steven Levine | 15 Sep 2010 03:05
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Please create /pub/xata and move danis506r187.zip


Hi,

Please create /pub/xata and move danis506r187.zip to this directory.

Thanks,

Steven

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Adrian Gschwend | 16 Sep 2010 09:12
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Re: Please create /pub/xata and move danis506r187.zip


On 15.09.10 03:05, Steven Levine wrote:

Hi Steven,

> Please create /pub/xata and move danis506r187.zip to this directory.

done

cu

Adrian

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Adrian Gschwend | 16 Sep 2010 09:14
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Re: xata mailing list and access to xata subversion repository?


On 14.09.10 04:16, Steven Levine wrote:

Hi Steven,

> Please create an xata-user mailing list.

ok, gmane as well I suppose?

> Also, there have been some reports that the xata svn repo can not be
> accessed anonymously.  Please take a look at this.  I can't replicate the
> problem here.  I pointed HOME to a pristine directory, which should have
> been sufficient for testing.

This is supposed to work, it was and is world readable.

Usually people use wrong SVN URLs in this case, like they try to copy
the URL from TRAC or something. If the problem remains for someone they
should give me some more information and I will have a look at it.

cu

Adrian

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Steven Levine | 16 Sep 2010 19:02
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Re: xata mailing list and access to xata subversion repository?

In <4C91C3F3.5020908 <at> netlabs.org>, on 09/16/10
   at 09:14 AM, Adrian Gschwend <ktk <at> netlabs.org> said:

Hi Adrain,

>> Please create an xata-user mailing list.
>ok, gmane as well I suppose?

Yes, please.

>This is supposed to work, it was and is world readable.

That's what my testing indicates.

>Usually people use wrong SVN URLs in this case, like they try to copy the
>URL from TRAC or something.

I've seen this happen.  That one reason I make a point of documenting the
proper URLs in the pages I maintain.

>If the problem remains for someone they
>should give me some more information and I will have a look at it.

Will do.  I only mentioned the reported problem in passing in case you had
received other reports.

Thanks,

Steven
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Alex Taylor | 17 Sep 2010 12:18

SVN access

I can't find any documentation on SVN access for NetLabs projects.

Like: what's the proper URL format (I eventually figured it out by
modifying the URL listed on the NOSA page, which is one of the few
that actually documents it).

Also: what's the procedure for requesting access?

I don't think I have an SVN account... (if I do, I've forgotten).  
Would it be possible for me to get one?

I'd also appreciate access to Samba, VXApps, and CUPS... or do I need 
to bug Silvan, Herwig and Paul for that?

I really think this kind of information should be available on the
website somewhere...

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Andreas Schnellbacher | 17 Sep 2010 16:02
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Re: SVN access

Alex Taylor wrote:

> I can't find any documentation on SVN access for NetLabs projects.
>
> Like: what's the proper URL format (I eventually figured it out by
> modifying the URL listed on the NOSA page, which is one of the few
> that actually documents it).

Here's the list of all available SVN projects:

   http://svn.netlabs.org/

BTW: I don't have a link anymore for the CVS archives.lst, since
the remaining CVS projects are hosted on the Mensys server.

> Also: what's the procedure for requesting access?

See here:

   http://www.netlabs.org/site/member/

> I'd also appreciate access to Samba, VXApps, and CUPS... or do I
> need to bug Silvan, Herwig and Paul for that?

I would do that first and then, after you're logged in via the
/site/member page, you'll see the following on

   http://www.netlabs.org/en/site/member/

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Paul Ratcliffe | 17 Sep 2010 15:20

Re: SVN access

On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 10:18:41 +0000 (UTC), Alex Taylor <alex <at> altsan.org> wrote:

> I can't find any documentation on SVN access for NetLabs projects.
> 
> Like: what's the proper URL format (I eventually figured it out by
> modifying the URL listed on the NOSA page, which is one of the few
> that actually documents it).
> 
> Also: what's the procedure for requesting access?
> 
> I really think this kind of information should be available on the
> website somewhere...

Good God, what's the matter with you? We can't have people knowing all
that.
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