Allow IIS users to setup Trac for multiple projects

[markus]

Although "real" support for multiple projects (like scheduled for milestone:2.0) will be a big step forward the way described in TracMultipleProjects satisfies most needs.
Unfortunately setting up different TRAC_ENVs for several locations isn't possible with IIS (IIS doesn't pass the environment variable correctly anyway).
Therefore my question is if we could already pass env_path from trac.cgi to cgi_frontend.open_environment (see patch).
In this case IIS users could set up a virtual host for every project and let it point to a path inside trac's home directory, say C:\Program Files\Python\share\trac\proj1, ..\proj2, etc. In these project directories you'd only have to copy your customized trac.cgi (with corresponding TRAC_ENV).
This patch should not affect Apache users at all but it should give IIS users the opportunity to use Trac with multiple projects!

[markus]

multiple projects on IIS

[markus]

I realized that there's an easier way; there's no need for the patch if you change your trac.cgi to:

import os

try:
    from trac.web import cgi_frontend
    os.environ['TRAC_ENV'] = 'C:...'
    # or
    os.environ['TRAC_ENV_PARENT_DIR'] = 'C:...'
    os.environ['TRAC_ENV_INDEX_TEMPLATE'] = 'C:...'
    os.environ['TRAC_TEMPLATE_VARS'] = 'html_common=/trac'
    cgi_frontend.run()

Obvious, huh? :-p

[Christian Boos]

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