Changes between Version 39 and Version 40 of TracOnWindowsStandalone

Timestamp:

Aug 5, 2011, 6:36:24 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

Christian Boos

Comment:

the BitNami stack doesn't include MySQL AFAICT, only SQLite

TracOnWindowsStandalone

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 The goal of this guide is to get Windows users up and running as quickly as possible with the minimal amount of fuss.
 
-So if you just want to set up Trac on a Windows machine to play around with the features in Trac use this setup. Alternatively, you can give a try to the free BitNami [http://bitnami.org/stack/trac Trac installer for Windows] that installs and configure Trac and all of its dependencies(Apache, Python, MySQL, etc.)
+So if you just want to set up Trac on a Windows machine to play around with the features in Trac, use this setup. Alternatively, you can give a try to the free BitNami [http://bitnami.org/stack/trac Trac installer for Windows] that installs and configure Trac and all of its dependencies (Apache, Python, Subversion, etc.) and stop reading this page ;-)
 
-This setup uses the ''tracd'' stand alone server and does not require installation and configuration of a separate webserver like Apache. To read about the pro's and con's of a ''tracd'' based  install compared to other options see the generic TracStandalone page. That page also contains some additional tips for a Windows setup.
+So if you're still in, be aware that this setup uses the ''tracd'' stand alone server and does not require installation and configuration of a separate webserver like Apache. To read about the pro's and con's of a ''tracd'' based  install compared to other options see the generic TracStandalone page. That page also contains some additional tips for a Windows setup.
 
 For a more verbose guide including more options and possible hints if you run into problems see TracOnWindows