Install test versions of Trac on edgewall.org

[anonymous]

Remove pron links from demo ticket #69

Just thought I would let you know that someone posted a bunch of obscene websites on your trac demo system.

TTYL,
Ian Mechura
imechura@…

[cboos]

Thanks for the notice, and apparently that Trac has been spammed all over the place...

Unfortunately, it's not "ours", we simply link to it, but have no control over it (it badly needs the SpamFilter plugin, apparently).

Now that edgewall.org has a beefy server, I wonder if it wouldn't be possible to set up a few test instances there, ideally a 0.10-stable and 0.11-dev version regularly updated.

What do you think, jonas?

[jonas]

That sound like a good idea, I just need to figure out a safe way to install them, so we can run them with pretty relaxed permissions without putting the entire server at risk.

[Noah Kantrowitz (coderanger) <coderanger@…>]

Replying to jonas:

That sound like a good idea, I just need to figure out a safe way to install them, so we can run them with pretty relaxed permissions without putting the entire server at risk.

Depending on exactly how beefy said server is, vmware might be a decent method. Just run each server in its own VM, and proxy to them. This is also nice because you could do full wipes once a (day|week|month).

[cboos]

I'll do something about this, at last. Watch for trac/demo-0.11, trac/demo-0.12 ;-)

[cboos]

Ok, basic demo sites created, one for 0.11 (demo-0.11), one for 0.12 (demo-0.12).

Not many permissions for anonymous yet, will add that in a second step.

[cboos]

Ok, some permissions have been added there, people can now create and modify wiki pages, tickets and milestones.

The SpamFilter is correctly set up, although a bit too strict for now ;-)