Changes between Version 101 and Version 102 of TracOnUbuntu

Timestamp:

Mar 7, 2015, 3:01:08 AM (9 years ago)

Author:

Ryan J Ollos

Comment:

Page cleanup.

TracOnUbuntu

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-= Trac on Ubuntu =
+= Trac on Ubuntu
 [[PageOutline]]
-{{{
-#!div class=important
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+{{{#!div class=important
 '''Help wanted:''' The various Ubuntu specific install docs should be cleaned and merged where that makes sense...
 }}}
 
- * Back to TracInstallPlatforms
- * TracInstall - See this before reading any distro specific tutorial
+* Back to TracInstallPlatforms
+* TracInstall - See this before reading any distro specific tutorial
 
 
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 '''DB:''' Most tutorials do not say the database they are using. I assume the default is SQLite.
 
-== Installing Trac on Ubuntu ==
+== Installing Trac on Ubuntu
 This is a short recipe to install and configure a virtual `Apache2` host with `Trac`
 
-=== Which Ubuntu packages are needed ===
+=== Which Ubuntu packages are needed
 The typical procedure to install Trac under Ubuntu with its default dependencies (default - chosen by apt) is:
 {{{#!sh
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 Ensure that the python version matches the Trac latest, otherwise apt will install an older Trac version which matches the older version of python that you have installed. Also take into account that `python-babel` should be always installed before `trac` if you wish to later configure internationalisation.
 
-==== Upgrade python packages ====
+==== Upgrade python packages
 Ubuntu pre-packaged python resources are not always the newest; you may consider to upgrade them with `easy_install` or `pip`
 - Upgrade with `easy_install`
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 }}}
 
-=== Configuring a virtual host ===
+=== Configuring a virtual host
 Here is a sample virtual host configuration running under `apache2` (one file) with minimal, "entry level" settings. 
 The config file should be created at the `apache2` known place for site configs (see below), and then the configured site can be "enabled" to run.
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 </VirtualHost>
 }}}
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 ==== Enable prepared configuration
 {{{#!sh