trac-admin supports only initenv command

[miezuit]

Hello,

I'm currently running trunk on r9807 and having problems with the trac-admin tool.

Running

trac-admin help

leads to the following output:

trac-admin - The Trac Administration Console 0.12dev-r9807

Usage: trac-admin </path/to/projenv> [command [subcommand] [option ...]]

Invoking trac-admin without command starts interactive mode.

help     Show documentation
initenv  Create and initialize a new environment

Then, trying to run any another command except help and initenv gives a command error. For example:

trac-admin tracproject permission list

gets:

Error: Command not found

I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 and Python 2.6.5.

[Remy Blank]

This works fine here with [9807] as well, so it must be an InstallationIssue. Are you sure that the directory from which you run the command contains a Trac environment in the directory "tracproject"? Try to specify the absolute path to the environment.

If you want the complete help text, you must specify the environment, like so:

trac-admin /path/to/env help

[miezuit]

Yes, thank you, it was an InstallationIssue. The trac environment I was using was broken.

I recreated the environment and all works ok now.

[robertson@…]

For me, this problem only went away after I disabled logging. I set 'log_type = none' in the [logging] section of my trac.ini file and "Error: Command not found" went away. I discovered this problem while trying to use hotcopy.

[anonymous]

Same for me.

With logging enabled: trac-admin %ENV hotcopy dest_dir resulted in "Error: Command not found."

With logging to "None" in /admin/general/logging: trac-admin %ENV hotcopy dest_dir resulted in "Hotcopy done."

No other changes.

[anonymous]

Running trac 0.12.2 on Ubuntu Server 12.04

[Jun Omae]

You have an InstallationIssue, which is the permission issue of $TRACNEV/log/trac.log. Make sure that the log file is writable.

In Trac 0.12.3+, shows the following if the log file isn't writable.

Error: IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: u'/home/jun66j5/var/trac/0.12-stable/log/trac.log'

[anonymous]

In my case, I just needed to sudo.

[net.gini@…]

Replying to miezuit: Hi miezuit, Could you please share the information? Where/what file did you change to rectify this. ?

Thanks in advance.

[kitgerrits@…]

Another InstallationIssue: (broken) plug-ins in the plugin dir of one project caused the project to only show 'help' and 'initenv'.

After removing the plugins, the full command list returned.