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#11 closed enhancement (fixed)

Web configuration/administration in addtion to trac-admin

Reported by: Jonas Borgström Owned by: Christopher Lenz
Priority: highest Milestone: 0.11
Component: general Version: devel
Severity: normal Keywords: config admin
Cc: tiger@…, trapni@…, dimitrisp.lists@…, john@…, patrys@…, nunterberg@…, shacka@…, edgewall.com@…, bd@…, whylee@…, ruben.lozano.a@…, danny@…, andy_l@…, panagiotis.korros@…, mmass@…, trac.tickets@… Branch:
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Description

The module should allow (trusted) users to configure things like:

  • User permissions
  • Available ticket components, milestones, versions…
  • Settings like theme, htdocs-location, cgi-name…

Attachments (2)

tracperms.jpg (53.3 KB ) - added by StefanW@… 19 years ago.
Editing Permissions for different projects and different users looks like this. svn-permissions is not finished yet and doesnt look that good
svnperms.jpg (40.9 KB ) - added by whylee@… 19 years ago.
Example of a permission GUI for SVN (developed in php)

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Change History (50)

comment:1 by Jonas Borgström, 21 years ago

I just want to point out that you can use the text based svn:trunk/scripts/trac_admin.py script until is web interface is added.

comment:2 by daniel, 21 years ago

Priority: highnormal
Summary: Configuration module is missing(Web) configuration module is missing
Version: 2.0

trac_admin.py is now called svn:trunk/scripts/trac-admin.

comment:3 by Jonas Borgström, 21 years ago

Milestone: 2.0
Version: 2.00.1

comment:4 by daniel, 21 years ago

Version: 0.1Trunk

comment:5 by daniel, 21 years ago

Version: Trunkdevel

comment:6 by daniel, 21 years ago

Severity: normalenhancement

comment:7 by daniel, 21 years ago

Milestone: 2.00.9
Priority: normalhighest
Summary: (Web) configuration module is missingWeb configuration/administration instead of trac-admin

At some point we should obsolete trac-admin with a 'pure' web-based interface. Tentatively for 0.9.

comment:8 by rocky, 21 years ago

I would recommend against obsoleting trac-admin. trac-admin is extremely useful for automating configurations. Plus, its a great way to initialize an 'admin' user with all access before even having to launch a web process. My recommendation would be to simply have both trac-admin and the web interface reuse the same core python code for doing stuff.

comment:9 by daniel, 21 years ago

I agree with that.

comment:10 by StefanW@…, 20 years ago

trac-admin is also useful for other (web)Gui-Programs to add new projects or edit project-permissions like it is on our small PHP-Web-Interface for adding new users, projects etc. Pleople, who use (old? versions of) trac can use this for multiple projects. If interested, download it from my server: http://www.whylee.at/opensource/projectportal.zip (Sometimes my server does not have a good connection. try again i a minute)

I released it under GPL. If you can use it, fine. If you modify it and you think everone could use your modification, please send your modifications to me. ( whylee@… )

Geetings,

Weilhartner Stefan, 4ahead

comment:11 by remi2402@…, 20 years ago

What about having a mix of both?

  • Keep trac-admin for all administrative tasks as it stands today
  • web interfaces for everything except low-level stuff (svn repos, trac env path, …)

This way, TRAC_ADMIN users could manage almost all of trac without actually needing shell access. I, for one, wouldn't mind having this kind of possibilities.

Rémi (faithfull trac user)

comment:12 by daniel, 20 years ago

Keywords: config admin added
Milestone: 0.92.0

This is an important feature for 2.0

comment:13 by Brad Anderson <brad@…>, 20 years ago

I've put together a bit of code for this.

See: http://68.91.106.142/projects/test/

and let me know if I'm on the right track.

comment:14 by Christopher Lenz, 20 years ago

I don't think we should push this to milestone:2.0, it's just too important a feature and should really make it into milestone:1.0. And now we have Brad working on a patch, too. :-)

My vote would be to put this on the plate for milestone:0.9.

comment:15 by agizis, 20 years ago

Brad's demo seems like a huge step forward!

It's fine if things like themes stay done through files and command lines, but adding a milestone or component should be done through the web just like creating a ticket, because the project manager is probably just another web user, and not the system administrator.

Please, please, please, try to get this into 0.9!

comment:16 by aadis-trac@…, 20 years ago

I also vote for 0.9, or at least 1.0.

Very useful feature

comment:17 by jbolla, 20 years ago

Summary: Web configuration/administration instead of trac-adminWeb configuration/administration in addtion to trac-admin

At the very least, would like web interfaces to manage component, version, priority, and severity.

comment:18 by anonymous, 20 years ago

Milestone: 2.00.9

comment:19 by brad <brad@…>, 20 years ago

The link I gave on Nov 8 has an IP address. It's still valid, but the vhost is not anymore. Use this:

http://trac.dsource.org/projects/test/admin/ticket

comment:20 by sreimers, 20 years ago

Any chance we will get WebAdmin capability in 0.9 timeframe? I just got the patch from brad working against latest trunk (rearch changes and all) - anyone interested in a patch?

comment:21 by anonymous, 20 years ago

Cc: tiger@… added

comment:22 by anonymous, 20 years ago

Yes it would be nice to post a patch here.

comment:23 by Christian Parpart <trapni@…>, 20 years ago

Cc: trapni@… added

I highly vote to be included with trac 0.9 :)

comment:24 by sreimers <sven.reimers@…>, 20 years ago

Ok. Try to get it working with new pluggable architecture, and post it here afterwards. No patching necessary anymore, just some additional files if I understand new arch.

comment:25 by Christopher Lenz, 19 years ago

Milestone: 0.91.0

Okay, this isn't going to happen for 0.9, but it's highest priority for 1.0. Sorry.

comment:26 by jeoffwilks@…, 19 years ago

I modified Brad's patch to work with the Debian Sarge 'trac' package (0.8.1-2, ~ r1310). I attached the patch to his Trac wiki at: http://trac.dsource.org/projects/test/wiki/TracWebAdminDevelopment

comment:27 by dimitrisp <dimitrisp.lists@…>, 19 years ago

Cc: dimitrisp.lists@… added

comment:28 by Matthew Good, 19 years ago

#1012 has been marked as a duplicate of this ticket.

comment:29 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: john@… added

Eagerly awaiting this as well. :-)

comment:30 by patrys@…, 19 years ago

Cc: patrys@… added

Please leave me in the CC field, I am currently maintaining the PLD Linux spec file for Trac.

comment:31 by Norbert Unterberg <nepo@…>, 19 years ago

Cc: nunterberg@… added

comment:32 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: shacka@… added

comment:33 by Ryan Herbert <edgewall.com@…>, 19 years ago

Cc: edgewall.com@… added

comment:34 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Brad (& Jeoff) have done some good work here. I strongly feel that it would be better to have a partial webadmin implementation in 0.9 final than no web administration at all..

Agreed that trac-admin needs to always exist (makes automated installs a breeze), but that being the only practical way to administer basic things like components / versions etc does not impress PHBs who need to sign off on production Trac deployment.

comment:35 by Matthew Good, 19 years ago

Web administration is currently available for 0.9 as an external plugin: source:/branches/jonas-dev/webadmin

This will be packaged separately for now, and most likely bundled with 1.0.

comment:36 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: bd@… added

by StefanW@…, 19 years ago

Attachment: tracperms.jpg added

Editing Permissions for different projects and different users looks like this. svn-permissions is not finished yet and doesnt look that good

comment:37 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: whylee@… added

User-interface-example how permissions could be handled: As you can see in the attached image tracperms.jpg, the user-interface is not 'compatible' to the trac-user-interface. We buildt our own development-portal in php where we can add new projects and users and adjust permissions for trac and svn. I think that if the developers from trac decide to add that permission-feature it would be cool if you make this suitable for a multi-project-configuration. Also svn-permissions would be fine. Thanks, WhyLee.

(Our source is in php which uses the trac-admin command-line tool for modifying the permissions, 'direct'-intergration in python in trac would be a more elegant solution)

comment:38 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: ruben.lozano.a@… added

comment:39 by dadair, 19 years ago

Cc: danny@… added

comment:40 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: andy_l@… added

by whylee@…, 19 years ago

Attachment: svnperms.jpg added

Example of a permission GUI for SVN (developed in php)

comment:41 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: panagiotis.korros@… added

comment:42 by anonymous, 19 years ago

Cc: mmass@… added

comment:43 by Christopher Lenz, 19 years ago

Milestone: 1.00.11

comment:44 by Gunnar Wagenknecht <gunnar@…>, 19 years ago

Cc: gunnar@… added

comment:45 by anonymous, 18 years ago

Cc: trac.tickets@… added

comment:46 by anonymous, 18 years ago

Cc: gunnar@… removed

comment:47 by Christopher Lenz, 18 years ago

Owner: changed from Jonas Borgström to Christopher Lenz
Status: newassigned

I'm working on integrating WebAdmin into the core for the next release.

comment:48 by Christopher Lenz, 18 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: assignedclosed

Done in [4095].

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