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I have finally configure the trac instance at maetico.

Basically I’m planning to upload there all the programs that may be useful for someone, and keep is as a bug tracker.

I also plan to get some config files up which may be a nice inspiration, specially some like vimrc and bashrc.

Currently the trac is very open as anon you can create or edit most content, and I plan to leave it like that unless the spammers kill me. On the other hand if you are interested I have install the user management plugin so you can register your user.

Currently the trac has two projects.

with and wallpaper thingy

The other day Ricardo came up with an idea which I found great, so we went and implement it. Since then it has grown a nice set of features and I think it’s ready to test the world (well it was a week ago but I haven’t had the time to make the post).

In general the idea is to reduce the ammount of typing you do in the CLI.

I wrote a nice “extensive” readme file, which also showed me the very cool mime type “text/x-trac-wiki” so the link before is directly into SVN with trac wiki syntax formatting, sweet!

Since it’s a one file program there is no need for a installer, so just download it from here. If you are lazy enough the Makefile has a install target, and in case you where wondering the build.xml is just a sample. Although I could make it install the python code just for fun (evil laugh).

Last but not least I finally got my trac up (I’ll add another post for that) but if you find a bug please submit the patch here

Enjoy!

We just hate spammers…
And I love to see people are doing things to get over them and with all the trac’s out there

I love to see initiatives likes this but we also have to remenber that something a bad setup will help them.

Anyway thanks for this great pluging.

PS: I’ll spare you that Turbogears is not included in the list just because you miss the link to django to point to rails site :p

UPDATE: ok I was supposed to test the Trackbacks but for some reason it didn’t appear on his site so. the code I’m refering too is http://www.cmlenz.net/blog/2006/11/managing_trac_s.html