Changes between Version 235 and Version 236 of 0.12/TracFaq

Timestamp:

Jun 22, 2006, 2:37:33 PM (18 years ago)

Author:

Christian Boos

Comment:

conversion to Trac WikiFormatting. reStructuredText is no longer necessary for having a Table of Content. This change will hopefully lower the barrier for user contributions and lead to a better maintained FAQ Note that during this conversion, I retained the previous text content, trying to not correct errors. This will be done in a second step.

0.12/TracFaq

@@ -1 +1 @@
 {{{
-#!rst
-========
-Trac FAQ
-========
-Here you can find the answer to some of the most frequently asked questions about Trac. If you have a question not answered by this page you can ask it on the `MailingList`:trac: or in the `IrcChannel`:trac:.  See the `TracSupport`:trac: page for more options on getting support for Trac.
-
-.. contents::
-.. sectnum::
-
------
-
-.. ** BEFORE INSTALLATION **
-
-Management Summary
-==================
-
-Where is the bird's eye view documentation?
--------------------------------------------
+#!comment
+Please FAQ authors, pay attention!
+
+That FAQ is no longer using reStructured text as its format.
+For backward compatibility reasons, we have kept the old faq entries ids
+generated by docutils.
+
+New FAQ entries don't need an explicit id, unless you think it would be
+better that way.
+}}}
+
+[[PageOutline]]
+
+= Trac FAQ =
+
+Here you can find the answer to some of the most frequently asked questions about Trac. If you have a question not answered by this page you can ask it on the MailingList or in the IrcChannel.  See the TracSupport page for more options on getting support for Trac.
+
+----
+
+== Management Summary == #management-summary
+
+=== Where is the bird's eye view documentation? === #where-is-the-bird-s-eye-view-documentation
 
 Where do I find the two-page summary on what Trac and its features are?  I'm looking for some kind of documentation that I can show my boss, so that he'll get interested enough to allow me to spend the time and resources to test-install and evaluate further.
@@ -24 +28 @@
 
 
-.. ** INSTALLING AND RUNNING TRAC **
-
-Installing and Running Trac
-===========================
-
-What operating systems does Trac run on?
-----------------------------------------
-Trac will run on any system supported by Python and the depending modules. Today we are aware of people running Trac on various Linux distributions, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, NetBSD and MS Windows.
-
-
-  See also: `TracOnFreeBsd`:trac: , `TracOnNetBsd`:trac: , `TracOnOsx`:trac:, `TracOnMandrakelinux`:trac:, `TracOnGentoo`:trac:, `TracOnDebian`:trac:, `TracOnFedoraCore`:trac:, `TracOnRedhat`:trac:, `TracOnWindows`:trac: , `TracOnSLES9`:trac: 
-
-What license governs the use of Trac?
--------------------------------------
-Starting with version 0.9, Trac is released under the `modified BSD license`_. Versions of Trac prior to 0.9 were released under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
-
-.. _`modified BSD license`: http://trac.edgewall.com/license.html
-
-Can I migrate my bugs from Bugzilla?
-------------------------------------
-There is a script to assist with the migration at http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/file/trunk/contrib/bugzilla2trac.py
-
-For more information see: `TracImport`:trac:
-
-What are the dependencies of Trac?
-----------------------------------
-Trac depends on the following software: Subversion w/Python bindings, Clearsilver_, `SQLite w/Python bindings`_. Syntax coloring requires `GNU Enscript`_ and/or SilverCity_.
-
-  See also: `TracInstall`:trac:, `TracSyntaxColoring`:trac:.
-
-.. _Clearsilver:  http://www.clearsilver.net/
-.. _`SQLite w/Python bindings`:  http://www.sqlite.org/
-.. _`GNU Enscript`:  http://people.ssh.fi/mtr/genscript/
-.. _SilverCity:  http://silvercity.sf.net/
-
-How do I install Clearsilver?
------------------------------
+== Installing and Running Trac == #installing-and-running-trac
+
+=== What operating systems does Trac run on? === #what-operating-systems-does-trac-run-on
+
+Trac will run on any system supported by Python and the depending modules. Today we are aware of people running Trac on various Linux distributions, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, NetBSD and MS Windows. 
+
+
+  See also: TracOnFreeBsd , TracOnNetBsd , TracOnOsx, TracOnMandrakelinux, TracOnGentoo, TracOnDebian, TracOnFedoraCore, TracOnRedhat, TracOnWindows, ["TracOnSLES9"]
+
+=== What license governs the use of Trac? === #what-license-governs-the-use-of-trac
+
+Starting with version 0.9, Trac is released under the [http://trac.edgewall.com/license.html modified BSD license]. Versions of Trac prior to 0.9 were released under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
+
+=== Can I migrate my bugs from Bugzilla? === #can-i-migrate-my-bugs-from-bugzilla
+
+There is a script to assist with the migration at source:trunk/contrib/bugzilla2trac.py
+
+For more information see: TracImport
+
+=== What are the dependencies of Trac? === #what-are-the-dependencies-of-trac
+
+Trac depends on the following software: Subversion w/Python bindings, [http://www.clearsilver.net/ Clearsilver], [http://www.sqlite.org/ SQLite w/Python bindings]. Syntax coloring requires [http://people.ssh.fi/mtr/genscript GNU Enscript] and/or [http://silvercity.sf.net/ SilverCity]. 
+
+  See also: TracInstall, TracSyntaxColoring.
+
+=== How do I install Clearsilver? === #how-do-i-install-clearsilver
+
 
 The following Trac error message indicates that Clearsilver is not installed correctly.
-Check first our :trac:`ClearSilver` wiki page. If this still doesn't work, 
+Check first our ClearSilver wiki page. If this still doesn't work, 
 maybe the following tips can help:
-
-::
-
+{{{
    TracError: ClearSilver not installed (No module named neo_cgi)
-
+}}}
 Clearsilver has some bugs in its build process. The following process may help:
 
-::
-
+{{{
    ./configure --disable-apache --disable-csharp --disable-ruby --prefix=/usr
  
@@ -84 +75 @@
    cd python
    python setup.py install
-
+}}}
 See also http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClearSilver/message/589 - it appears that PYTHON_SITE is not being set properly in the clearsilver-0.10.2 makefile so neo_cgi.so is not installed. Try:
 
-::
-
+{{{
    PYTHON_SITE=`/path/to/python -c \
    "import sys; print [path for path in sys.path if path.find('site-packages') != -1][0]"` \
    ./configure --with-python=/path/to/python --disable-ruby \
    --disable-java --disable-apache --disable-csharp
-
-How can I install Trac in a specific directory?
------------------------------------------------
-::
-
+}}}
+
+=== How can I install Trac in a specific directory? === #how-can-i-install-trac-in-a-specific-directory
+
+{{{
    ./setup.py install --prefix=/my/directory/for/trac
-
-Can I replace SQLite with MySQL or PostgreSQL?
-----------------------------------------------
-See `#126`:trac: re Database Independence and `DatabaseBackend`:trac:.
-
-Can I manage multiple projects from a single installation of Trac?
-------------------------------------------------------------------
+}}}
+
+=== Can I replace SQLite with MySQL or PostgreSQL? === #can-i-replace-sqlite-with-mysql-or-postgresql
+
+Yes.
+See #126 re Database Independence and DatabaseBackend.
+
+=== Can I manage multiple projects from a single installation of Trac? === #can-i-manage-multiple-projects-from-a-single-installation-of-trac
+
 (or do I have to setup a different directory for each one?)
 
-Only one installation is required, then for each project create an Environment (using trac-admin <fooproj> initenv). They will be separate projects, all handled by the same installation of Trac.
-
-**Note:** Right now there is no support for sharing information between projects.
-
-The rationale for this is that the scope of Trac (1.0) is to manage a single project, and do it well. Support for larger multi-project management adds alot of complexity, but is planned for post-1.0 development, probably as a separate framework around Trac.
-
-  See also: `TracMultipleProjects`:trac:
-
-How can I create a nice URL to access trac.cgi?
------------------------------------------------
+Only one installation is required, then for each project create an Environment (using `trac-admin <fooproj> initenv`). They will be separate projects, all handled by the same installation of Trac.
+
+'''Note:''' Right now there is no support for sharing information between projects.
+
+The rationale for this is that the scope of Trac (1.0) is to manage a single project, and do it well. Support for larger multi-project management adds a lot of complexity, but is planned for post-1.0 development, probably as a separate framework around Trac.
+
+
+
+  See also: TracMultipleProjects
+
+=== How can I create a nice URL to access trac.cgi? === #how-can-i-create-a-nice-url-to-access-trac-cgi
 
 If you are serving Trac with Apache, you can use the following directives 
@@ -125 +118 @@
 server, but it works just as well with Apache 1.3 or on Unix.
 
-::
-
+{{{
    # Map the Trac CGI into /trac/
    ScriptAliasMatch ^/trac(.*) "C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/cgi-bin/trac.cgi$1"
@@ -154 +146 @@
      Allow from all
    </Directory>
-
-See also: `TracPrettyUrls`:trac:
-
-Note: The ScriptAliasMatch on /trac.. masks the Alias /trac-static/, so this didn't worked well form me. Instead I used the alias /static-trac/.
-
-Great software. Is there a guide on hacking the templates?
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-The templates are stored here::
-
-    $PYTHON_HOME/share/trac: miscellaneous resources, including:
-        htdocs: images and CSS;
-        templates: ClearSilver templates; and
+}}}
+
+See also: TracPrettyUrls
+
+Note: The !ScriptAliasMatch on /trac.. masks the Alias /trac-static/, so this didn't worked well form me. Instead I used the alias /static-trac/.
+
+=== Great software. Is there a guide on hacking the templates? === #great-software-is-there-a-guide-on-hacking-the-templates
+
+The templates are stored here
+
+    $PYTHON_HOME/share/trac:: miscellaneous resources, including:
+        - htdocs: images and CSS;
+        - templates: ClearSilver templates; and
     
-    $TRAC_DB/conf/trac.ini: settings, including (but not limited to):
-        templates_dir: where page templates are stored;
-        htdocs_location: the base URL for this Trac installation; and
+    $TRAC_DB/conf/trac.ini:: settings, including (but not limited to):
+        - templates_dir: where page templates are stored;
+        - htdocs_location: the base URL for this Trac installation; and
 
 
 and you can read more about the clearsilver templating language at http://www.clearsilver.net/docs/.
 
-How do I reliably create backups of my Trac environment?
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-With the `TracAdmin`:trac: command ''hotcopy''. See `TracBackup`:trac: for documentation.
-
-
-Can I use Trac with a remote subversion repository?
-------------------------------------------------------------------
+=== How do I reliably create backups of my Trac environment? === #how-do-i-reliably-create-backups-of-my-trac-environment
+
+With the TracAdmin command `hotcopy`. See TracBackup for documentation.
+
+
+=== Can I use Trac with a remote subversion repository? === #can-i-use-trac-with-a-remote-subversion-repository
+
+
 You can't use Trac (not yet) with remote repository but you could mirror remote repository
 using this program: http://svk.elixus.org/ 
@@ -186 +180 @@
 If you're on Windows, the Python bindings support UNC paths, so you can use a repository that's shared out on another machine. Just use the UNC path instead of the local file path when setting up Trac.  (Note that this can be slow and that this usage is not recommended by the Subversion development team.)
 
-How do I change the format used for displaying date and time?
-------------------------------------------------------------------
+=== How do I change the format used for displaying date and time? === #how-do-i-change-the-format-used-for-displaying-date-and-time
+
 You change the format by setting an appropriate 'locale' in the Apache config. You do this by adding 
 
-::
-
+{{{
   SetEnv LC_TIME "xx_YY"
-
-right after the line where you set TRAC_ENV. 
+}}}
+
+
+Right after the line where you set TRAC_ENV. 
 
 On a Linux/Un*x platform:
 
-:xx: The language code as defined in `ISO 639`_
-:YY: The upper case, two letter country code as defined in `ISO 3166`_
-
-Examples: *de_DE* is Germany, *en_GB* is Great Britain and *fr_FR* is France
+ xx:: The language code as defined in [ftp://ftp.ilog.fr/pub/Users/haible/utf8/ISO_639 ISO 639]
+ YY:: The upper case, two letter country code as defined in [ftp://ftp.ilog.fr/pub/Users/haible/utf8/ISO_3166 ISO 3166]
+
+Examples: `de_DE` is Germany, `en_GB` is Great Britain and `fr_FR` is France
 
 On a Windows platform:
 
-:xx: The language name as defined in `ISO 639`_
-:YY: The country name as defined in `ISO 3166`_
-
-Examples: 'German_Germany' is Germany, 'English_United Kingdom' is Great Britain and 'French_France' is France 
-
-**When it does not work**
+ xx:: The language name as defined in ISO 639
+ YY:: The country name as defined in ISO 3166
+
+Examples: `German_Germany` is Germany, `English_United Kingdom` is Great Britain and `French_France` is France 
+
+'''When it does not work'''
 
 First, you should check, if the chosen locale is installed on the system at all. 
@@ -216 +211 @@
 On Linux, you can use
 
-::
-
+{{{
   localedef --list-archive
-
+}}}
 
 or
@@ -225 +219 @@
 On FreeBSD you can use
 
-::
-
+{{{
   locale -a
-
+}}}
 to list the installed locale definitions.
 
 If this is not the problem, then LC_TIME may be overridden by LC_ALL or LANGUAGE defined in the system environment. You may try one of them (LANGUAGE has highest priority) instead LC_TIME. Note that LC_TIME just affects the date and time display, whereas LC_ALL and LANGUAGE also affect handling of system messages, sorting and other country dependent output/input. So the conservative way is to stick to LC_TIME if possible. On RedHat change /etc/sysconfig/httpd and set 
 
-::
-
+{{{
   HTTPD_LANG=xx_YY
-
-On Debian, edit ``/etc/init.d/apache2`` and add ``LC_TIME=xx_YY`` to the ``ENV`` variable.  Run ``dpkg-reconfigure locales`` as root if   the locale you require is not available.
+}}}
+
+On Debian, edit `/etc/init.d/apache2` and add `LC_TIME=xx_YY` to the `ENV` variable.  Run `dpkg-reconfigure locales` as root if   the locale you require is not available.
 
 Alternatively, to simply change the date and time when using mod_python with a Un*x-like system, simply do this...
 
-::
-
+{{{
   <Location /projects>
     SetHandler mod_python
@@ -248 +240 @@
     ...
   </Location>
-
-
-.. _`ISO 639`: ftp://ftp.ilog.fr/pub/Users/haible/utf8/ISO_639
-.. _`ISO 3166`: ftp://ftp.ilog.fr/pub/Users/haible/utf8/ISO_3166
-
-I am getting svn import errors with trac, what's going on?
-------------------------------------------------------------------
-Make sure you install the Python bindings of Subversion, just having Subversion is not good enough.  To verify you should have a *libsvn* and *svn* directory underneath Python's *site-packages* directory.
+}}}
+
+=== I am getting svn import errors with trac, what's going on? === #i-am-getting-svn-import-errors-with-trac-what-s-going-on
+
+Make sure you install the Python bindings of Subversion, just having Subversion is not good enough.  To verify you should have a `libsvn` and `svn` directory underneath Python's `site-packages` directory.
 
 If you do not have this use something like the following to fix this:
@@ -261 +250 @@
 On Gentoo Linux:
 
-::
-
+{{{
   USE="python" emerge subversion
-
-On FreeBSD use the *ports/devel/subversion-python* port (preferred way) or *ports/devel/subversion* with
-
-::
-
+}}}
+
+On FreeBSD use the `ports/devel/subversion-python` port (preferred way) or `ports/devel/subversion` with
+
+{{{
   WITH_PYTHON=true
-
-When using pkgsrc, please make sure to use the *pkgsrc/devel/py-subversion* pkg.
-
-Why is my CSS code not being highlighted even though I have Silvercity installed?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+}}}
+
+When using pkgsrc, please make sure to use the `pkgsrc/devel/py-subversion` pkg.
+
+=== Why is my CSS code not being highlighted even though I have Silvercity installed? === #why-is-my-css-code-not-being-highlighted-even-though-i-have-silvercity-installed
+
 (this has been confirmed with Trac version 0.9-1 on Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy Badger))
 
 Check your version of Silvercity.  If you are using version 0.9.6 of Silvercity which was released on 2005/12/30 you will see an error in your trac.log file (assuming you have logging turned on) that looks like this:
 
-::
-
+{{{
   09:00:33 Trac[api] DEBUG: Trying to render HTML preview using SilverCityRenderer
   09:00:33 Trac[api] WARNING: HTML preview using <trac.mimeview.silvercity.SilverCityRenderer object at 0xb6dd4d8c> failed 
@@ -290 +278 @@
   File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/SilverCity/Lexer.py", line 8, in tokenize_by_style call_back
   TypeError: expected sequence of 3 WordLists (2 provided)
+}}}
 
 Steps to fix:
 
-:: 
 
  1. Uninstall Silvercity 0.9.6
@@ -307 +295 @@
 Css highlighting should now work!
 
-
-Can I use Trac with a subtree of my subversion repository?
-------------------------------------------------------------------
+=== Can I use Trac with a subtree of my subversion repository? === #can-i-use-trac-with-a-subtree-of-my-subversion-repository
+
 When setting up your Trac environment simply append the subtree of interest to the
 repository path, eg, if your repository resides in '/var/svn' and you only want to
@@ -316 +303 @@
 setting in your 'conf/trac.ini' inside the trac instance directory.
 
---------
-
-.. ** WIKI **
-
-Wiki
-====
-
-
-What is a "Wiki"?
------------------
-The term Wiki is a shortened form of WikiWikiWeb_. A Wiki is a database of pages that can be collaboratively edited using a web browser.
-
-See also: `TracWiki`:trac:
-
-.. _WikiWikiWeb: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiWikiWeb
-
-
-Did you copy the previous question from the MoinMoin FAQ?
----------------------------------------------------------
+----
+
+== Wiki == #wiki
+
+=== What is a "Wiki"? === #what-is-a-wiki
+
+The term Wiki is a shortened form of [http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiWikiWeb WikiWikiWeb]. A Wiki is a database of pages that can be collaboratively edited using a web browser.
+
+See also: TracWiki
+
+
+=== Did you copy the previous question from the MoinMoin FAQ? === #did-you-copy-the-previous-question-from-the-moinmoin-faq
+
 Why yes, thanks for asking.
 
-How to add a new page to Wiki using the browser?
----------------------------------------------------------
+=== How to add a new page to Wiki using the browser? === #how-to-add-a-new-page-to-wiki-using-the-browser
+
 Just access the URL http://yourhost/trac/wiki/newpage
 and click on the "Edit This page link"
 
-How do I remove a page from the Wiki?
----------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+=== How do I remove a page from the Wiki? === #how-do-i-remove-a-page-from-the-wiki
+
 Users with the WIKI_DELETE permission can click the "Delete Page" button at the bottom of the page.
 
 The trac-admin utility can also remove Wiki pages like so:
 
-::
-
+{{{
     trac-admin <yourprojenv> wiki remove PageName
-
-
-Does Trac support Unicode/UTF-8 or any other encodings?
--------------------------------------------------------
-Yes, Trac uses UTF-8 internally for all text. See `TracUnicode`:trac: for a detailed description.
-
-How can I make links to files on the network via UNC path links?
-----------------------------------------------------------------
-Make a wiki link that looks like [file:///%5C%5Cserver/path/to/file/readme.txt Readme].   In Mozilla or Firefox type about:config in your browser window and change security.checkloaduri to false. 
+}}}
+
+=== Does Trac support Unicode/UTF-8 or any other encodings? === #does-trac-support-unicode-utf-8-or-any-other-encodings
+
+Yes, Trac uses UTF-8 internally for all text. See TracUnicode for a detailed description.
+
+=== How can I make links to files on the network via UNC path links? === #how-can-i-make-links-to-files-on-the-network-via-unc-path-links
+
+Make a wiki link that looks like `[file:///%5C%5Cserver/path/to/file/readme.txt Readme]`.   In Mozilla or Firefox type `about:config` in your browser window and change security.checkloaduri to false. 
 More info: http://tinyurl.com/4xg9c
 
-How do I see all pages that link to the current page?
------------------------------------------------------
-Currently you can use a 3rd party BackLinks_ `WikiMacro`:trac: to do this
-
-There is also ticket `#611`:trac: requesting this feature in Trac.
-
-.. _BackLinks: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/MacroBazaar#BackLinks
-
-Is there a way to remove an attached file from a page?
-------------------------------------------------------
+=== How do I see all pages that link to the current page? === #how-do-i-see-all-pages-that-link-to-the-current-page
+
+Currently you can use a 3rd party MacroBazaar#BackLinks WikiMacro to do this
+
+There is also ticket #611 requesting this feature in Trac.
+
+=== Is there a way to remove an attached file from a page? === #is-there-a-way-to-remove-an-attached-file-from-a-page
 
 Users with WIKI_DELETE permissions can delete attachments.  To do this, login as the privileged user, click on the attachment.  The attachment page will now have a "Delete Attachment" button you can use to delete the attachment.  Note that is an irreversible operation.
 
-Is there a way to edit attachments?
------------------------------------
-Could I download attached file,  update it and upload it back with same name? See related `#948`:trac:. 
-
-Can I convert MediaWiki pages to Trac?
---------------------------------------
-You can use the mediawiki2trac.py script (attached to `TracWiki`:trac:) as a starting point. However, it would probably be better to write a `WikiProcessor`:trac: for the MediaWiki styles.
-
-Can I directly add questions to this Wiki FAQ?
-----------------------------------------------
+=== Is there a way to edit attachments? === #is-there-a-way-to-edit-attachments
+
+Could I download attached file,  update it and upload it back with same name? See related #948. 
+
+=== Can I convert MediaWiki pages to Trac? === #can-i-convert-mediawiki-pages-to-trac
+
+You can use the mediawiki2trac.py script (attached to TracWiki)  as a starting point. However, it would probably be better to write a WikiProcessor for the MediaWiki styles.
+
+=== Can I directly add questions to this Wiki FAQ? === #can-i-directly-add-questions-to-this-wiki-faq
+
+
 Yes, you can! However, please don't add unanswered questions.  Good places to ask questions
-are the `MailingList`:trac: and the `IrcChannel`:trac:.  
-
-Just click *Edit this page* at the bottom of the page.
-Be aware that this page is written using reStructuredText_, so
-you may want to check `WikiRestructuredText`:trac: first...
-Thanks to ReST, the index for this FAQ is generated automatically,
-using the ``.. contents::`` directive.
-
-.. _reStructuredText: http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html
-
-But then how do we control spammers and malicious contributors?
----------------------------------------------------------------
+are the MailingList and the IrcChannel.  
+
+Just click ''Edit this page'' at the bottom of the page.
+
+Please note that this page is '''no longer''' written using [http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html reStructuredText]...
+Thanks to the ![[PageOutline]] macro, the index for this FAQ is generated automatically.
+
+[[comment(well, I know, the equivalent to the ::sectnum feature is currently missing...)]]
+
+=== But then how do we control spammers and malicious contributors? === #but-then-how-do-we-control-spammers-and-malicious-contributors
+
 I guess you would get an answer rapidly if you added a malicious contribution, and you just might get a bruise.
 
-
------
-
-.. ** TIMELINE **
-
-Timeline
-========
-
-How do I get Trac to resync the timeline with my subversion repository?
------------------------------------------------------------------------
+----
+
+== Timeline == #timeline
+
+=== How do I get Trac to resync the timeline with my subversion repository? === #how-do-i-get-trac-to-resync-the-timeline-with-my-subversion-repository
+
 trac-admin in trac 0.8 and above has a built-in command to resync the repository that works like this.
-::
-
+
+{{{
   trac-admin <yourprojenv> resync
-
------
-
-.. ** BROWSER **
-
-Browser
-=======
+}}}
+
+----
+
+== Browser == #browser
    
-On Windows, why does Trac not display diffs?
---------------------------------------------
+=== On Windows, why does Trac not display diffs? === #on-windows-why-does-trac-not-display-diffs
+
+
 The tree diff functionality provided by the subversion python bindings use an
-external diff_ command. On UNIX-like systems, diff is usually installed already, so this wasn't an issue there. Installing diffutils_ should solve the problem.
+external diff_ command. On UNIX-like systems, diff is usually installed already, so this wasn't an issue there. Installing [http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/diffutils.htm diffutils] should solve the problem.
 
 After installing diffutils, you will need to add the path to the diff executable to the Windows PATH environment variable and reboot the machine.
 
-
-Diffutils for windows: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/diffutils.htm
-
-.. _diff: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/diffutils.htm
-.. _diffutils: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/diffutils.htm
-
-Does Trac support syntax coloring/highlighting of source code files?
---------------------------------------------------------------------
-Yes, using several methods. See `TracSyntaxColoring`:trac: for details.
-
------
-
-.. ** TICKETS **
-
-Tickets
-=======
-
-Is there any way to remove tickets ?
-------------------------------------
-You have to go through the db file in order to remove a ticket. No web interface is available for the moment (see `#298`:trac:). 
-
-Is there any way to migrate tickets from one Trac installation to another?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+=== Does Trac support syntax coloring/highlighting of source code files? === #does-trac-support-syntax-coloring-highlighting-of-source-code-files
+
+Yes, using several methods. See TracSyntaxColoring for details.
+
+----
+
+== Tickets == #tickets
+
+=== Is there any way to remove tickets? === #is-there-any-way-to-remove-tickets
+
+
+You have to go through the db file in order to remove a ticket. No web interface is available for the moment (see #298). 
+
+=== Is there any way to migrate tickets from one Trac installation to another? === #is-there-any-way-to-migrate-tickets-from-one-trac-installation-to-another
+
 For example, is it possible to import and export in the same way as one can using trac-admin for the wiki?
 
 A possible approach (until someone comes up with a better one?!) is to use the sqlite engine to export the tickets and changes, generate a script, and then insert the records into the second trac installation. E.g.:
 
-::
-
+{{{
   [root@xgbemf6002 root]# sqlite <path/to/trac_project/db/trac.db>
   SQLite version 2.8.15
   Enter ".help" for instructions
 
-
-
   sqlite> .output ticket.sql
   sqlite> .dump ticket
+}}}
 
 
@@ -472 +436 @@
 You will need to either drop the ticket table in your new installation or remove the "create table" statement out of the ticket.sql file.
 
-As provided below, the database schema can be found here_.
-
-.. _here: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/file/trunk/trac/db_default.py?rev=latest
+As provided below, the database schema can be found [http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/file/trunk/trac/db_default.py?rev=latest here]
 
 Moving from Win2k, SQLite 3 to Debian 3.1, SQLite 2 the following worked:
-
+{{{
 sqlite3.exe e:\\project\\db\\trac.db .dump > c:\\project.sql
-
+}}}
 copy this file and any attachments/templates to the new server.
-
+{{{
 sqlite /new/project/db/trac.db
 
@@ -487 +449 @@
 
 .exit
-
+}}}
 Move the other files into postion.
 Done!
 
-How can I associate usernames (e.g. for assigned tickets) with email addresses for notification?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+=== How can I associate usernames (e.g. for assigned tickets) with email addresses for notification? === #how-can-i-associate-usernames-e-g-for-assigned-tickets-with-email-addresses-for-notification
+
 In version 0.9 Trac will use the email address from the Settings page for authenticated users.
 
-Can Trac automatically update a ticket when I commit a changeset?
------------------------------------------------------------------
-Yes, you can setup Subversion to update the Trac ticket when you commit changes with a message listing tickets that are fixed or related.  You can read the comments in the beginning of the file contrib/trac-post-commit-hook  http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/file/trunk/contrib/trac-post-commit-hook for more information on how to set this up.
-
-If you are using a stable version rather than the latest development version you should instead get the script which matches your release - for example http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/file/branches/0.8-stable/contrib/trac-post-commit-hook
+=== Can Trac automatically update a ticket when I commit a changeset? === #can-trac-automatically-update-a-ticket-when-i-commit-a-changeset
+
+Yes, you can setup Subversion to update the Trac ticket when you commit changes with a message listing tickets that are fixed or related.  You can read the comments in the beginning of the file contrib/trac-post-commit-hook  source:/trunk/contrib/trac-post-commit-hook for more information on how to set this up.
+
+If you are using a stable version rather than the latest development version you should instead get the script which matches your release - for example source:/branches/0.9-stable/contrib/trac-post-commit-hook
 
 If the trac-post-commit-hook script does not appear to be working, for some extra clues try running it from the command-line using the account normally used to run it and without an environment (as it's normally executed). 
 Change to the relevant user and execute the following from the subversion repository hooks directory:
-
+{{{
 env - ./post-commit /svn/test 7
-
+}}}
 This will also check your subversion hook is calling trac-post-commit-hook.
 
 If the results give you something like this:
-
+{{{
 "ImportError: no module named trac.env"
-
+}}}
 then it's likely python has not been found properly by line 1 of trac-post-commit-hook, so change line 1 to suit your system, such as:
+{{{
 
 #!/usr/local/bin/python
-
-If it runs manually but not from Subversion, make sure first line in script post-commit (for linux) is "#!/bin/sh" (does not show in example script).
-
-We're already using Bugzilla, can I disable tickets?
-----------------------------------------------------
-Use `TracAdmin`:trac: and disable the permissions for tickets:
-
-::
-
+}}}
+If it runs manually but not from Subversion, make sure first line in script post-commit (for linux) is `#!/bin/sh` (does not show in example script).
+
+=== We're already using Bugzilla, can I disable tickets? === #we-re-already-using-bugzilla-can-i-disable-tickets
+
+
+Use TracAdmin and disable the permissions for tickets:
+
+{{{
   trac-admin </path/to/projenv> permission remove TICKET_VIEW TICKET_CREATE TICKET_MODIFY TICKET_ADMIN
-
-
-Microsoft Outlook displays ticket notification mails in a non-monospace font, how do I change that?
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+}}}
+
+=== Microsoft Outlook displays ticket notification mails in a non-monospace font, how do I change that? === #microsoft-outlook-displays-ticket-notification-mails-in-a-non-monospace-font-how-do-i-change-that
+
 Outlook can be configured to use a monospace font by going to
-Tools --> Options... --> Email format --> Fonts ... --> International Fonts.
+Tools -> Options... -> Email format -> Fonts ... -> International Fonts.
 Highlight Unicode in the language list, select Courier New as the proportional font, and select Unicode (UTF-8) as encoding.
 
------
-
-.. ** REPORTS **
-
-Reports
-=======
-
-
-Is there any way to remove reports?
------------------------------------
-Yes, if you have the proper permissions, you should be able to delete a report simply by viewing it and clicking *delete*.
-
------
-
-.. ** DEVELOPMENT **
-
-Development
-===========
-
-How can I contribute to the project?
-------------------------------------
+----
+
+== Reports ==
+
+
+== Is there any way to remove reports? == #is-there-any-way-to-remove-reports
+
+Yes, if you have the proper permissions, you should be able to delete a report simply by viewing it and clicking ''Delete''.
+
+----
+
+
+== Development ==
+
+=== How can I contribute to the project? === #how-can-i-contribute-to-the-project
+
 There are several ways to contribute, including submitting patches, sending feedback and reporting bugs.
-For details, see `HowToContribute`:trac:.
-
-
-Are there any provisions for I18N and L10N? Is it enough to translate the templates?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Yes and no. Merely translating the templates is not enough to provide complete internationalization of Trac. Python supports gettext_ just fine, but templates might require some extra work, using Clearsilver's built-in `trans.py`_ mechanism or the new `gettext patch`_. 
-
-The standpoint of the `TracTeam`:trac: right now is to postpone translation efforts until the feature base and source code has stabilized somewhat, so as to not add too much extra work until 1.0. 
-
-That said, people have already started looking into it, and making some good suggestions already. We will need help with translation efforts. If you're interested in volunteering, please consider joining `the mailing list`_.
-
-See also `TracL10N`:trac:.
-
-.. _gettext: http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/gettext.html
-.. _`trans.py`: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClearSilver/message/211
-.. _`gettext patch`: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClearSilver/message/210
-.. _`the mailing list`: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/wiki/MailingList
-
-
-Is the Database schema available anywhere?
-------------------------------------------
-In Trac 0.8.x and below the schema is available in http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/file/branches/0.8-stable/trac/db_default.py
+For details, see HowToContribute.
+
+
+=== Are there any provisions for I18N and L10N? Is it enough to translate the templates? === #are-there-any-provisions-for-i18n-and-l10n-is-it-enough-to-translate-the-templates
+
+Yes and no. Merely translating the templates is not enough to provide complete internationalization of Trac. Python supports [http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/gettext.html gettext] just fine, but templates might require some extra work, using Clearsilver's built-in [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClearSilver/message/211 trans.py] mechanism or the new [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClearSilver/message/210 gettext patch]. 
+
+The standpoint of the TracTeam right now is to postpone translation efforts until the feature base and source code has stabilized somewhat, so as to not add too much extra work until 1.0. 
+
+That said, people have already started looking into it, and making some good suggestions already. We will need help with translation efforts. If you're interested in volunteering, please consider joining [MailingList the mailing list].
+
+See also TracL10N.
+
+=== Is the Database schema available anywhere? === #is-the-database-schema-available-anywhere
+
+In Trac 0.8.x and below the schema is available in source:branches/0.8-stable/trac/db_default.py
 
 Trac no longer has the schema in plain SQL since it was necessary to abstract the table creation
-in order to support other database platforms.  However, the structure in db_default.py_ still provides
+in order to support other database platforms.  However, the structure in [source:trunk/trac/db_default.py db_default.py] still provides
 a representation of the schema.
 
-.. _db_default.py: http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/file/trunk/trac/db_default.py?rev=latest
-
 To get a definitive schema for your install:
 
-::
-
+{{{
   prompt> sqlite3 /path/to/tracdata/yourinstance/db/trac.db
   sqlite> .schema
-
-
------
-
-.. ** MISCELLANEOUS **
-
-Miscellaneous
-=============
-
-Is it possible to disable the version control component?
---------------------------------------------------------
-
+}}}
+
+----
+
+== Miscellaneous == #miscellaneous
+
+=== Is it possible to disable the version control component? === #is-it-possible-to-disable-the-version-control-component
 
 Some users prefer to use Trac as an issue-tracker and Wiki and thus don't require the version control subsystem.  When initializing a project's environment with *trac-admin* specify /dev/null or some other path for the repository directory.  Then add the following to project/conf/trac.ini:
-::
-
+{{{
    [components]
    trac.versioncontrol.* = disabled
-
-How do I create or change a milestone with an associated date?
---------------------------------------------------------------
-
-
-Using *trac-admin*, specifically the *milestone time* or *milestone add* command. The input format for the date is rather limited still, and should be a string like this: 'Jun 3, 2003'. Note the string **must** be quoted for proper parsing. 
+}}}
+
+=== How do I create or change a milestone with an associated date? === #how-do-i-create-or-change-a-milestone-with-an-associated-date
+
+Using `trac-admin`, specifically the `milestone time` or `milestone add` command. The input format for the date is rather limited still, and should be a string like this: `'Jun 3, 2003'`. Note the string '''must''' be quoted for proper parsing. 
 Example:
-::
-
+{{{
   trac-admin myprojenv milestone add anniversary 'Jun 3, 2003'
-
-Can I use Trac with other version control systems (CVS, Arch, etc.)?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-Currently only Subversion is supported, but Trac will probably support other systems in the future.  See discussion of this on `VersioningSystemBackend`:trac:
-
-Also, CVSTrac_ is a similar, but far simpler system which can track a CVS repository
-
-.. _CVSTrac: http://www.cvstrac.org/
-
-
-Can I use LDAP to manage user accounts?
----------------------------------------
-Apache supports LDAP authentication with mod_auth_ldap_.  You can use this in place of the other authenticate methods used in the installation guides.  It may be easier, however, depending on your installation, to use mod_auth_pam_ with Apache and configure PAM to use LDAP for authentication.
-
-You can use LDAP to manage your Trac groups and permissions with the LdapPlugin_
-
-.. _LdapPlugin: http://trac-hacks.swapoff.org/wiki/LdapPlugin
-.. _mod_auth_ldap: http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_auth_ldap.html
-.. _mod_auth_pam: http://pam.sourceforge.net/mod_auth_pam/
-
-See also: `TracGuide`:trac:, `TitleIndex`:trac: 
-
------
-
-.. ** TROUBLE SHOOTING **
-
-Internet explorer will not upload (multiple) files when Trac is used over SSL (Apache server only)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Intnernet explorer is not too keen on obeying rules. Try to add this line in your httpd.conf:
+}}}
+
+=== Can I use Trac with other version control systems (CVS, Arch, etc.)? === #can-i-use-trac-with-other-version-control-systems-cvs-arch-etc
+
+Currently only Subversion is supported, but Trac will probably support other systems in the future.  See discussion of this on VersioningSystemBackend.
+
+Also, [http://www.cvstrac.org/ CVSTrac] is a similar, but far simpler system which can track a CVS repository
+
+
+=== Can I use LDAP to manage user accounts? === #can-i-use-ldap-to-manage-user-accounts
+
+Apache supports LDAP authentication with [http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_auth_ldap.html mod_auth_ldap].  You can use this in place of the other authenticate methods used in the installation guides.  It may be easier, however, depending on your installation, to use [http://pam.sourceforge.net/mod_auth_pam/ mod_auth_pam] with Apache and configure PAM to use LDAP for authentication.
+
+You can use LDAP to manage your Trac groups and permissions with the TracHacks:LdapPlugin.
+
+See also: TracGuide, TitleIndex 
+
+----
+
+== Trouble-shooting ==
+
+=== Internet explorer will not upload (multiple) files when Trac is used over SSL (Apache server only) === #internet-explorer-will-not-upload-multiple-files-when-trac-is-used-over-ssl-apache-server-only
+
+Internet explorer is not too keen on obeying rules. Try to add this line in your httpd.conf:
+{{{
 SetEnvIf User-Agent ".*MSIE.*" nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0
+}}}
+
 See also: http://www.modssl.org/docs/2.7/ssl_faq.html#ToC48
-
-
-}}}