Changes between Version 93 and Version 94 of TracOnUbuntu

Timestamp:

May 28, 2013, 7:41:42 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

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TracOnUbuntu

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 '''Ubuntu 8.04.2 Hardy Note:''' the default package installs trac-post-commit-hook under /usr/share/doc/trac/contrib path. Unfortunately this script is not working correctly with Trac 0.11 and you need to download the latest version from [source:0.11-stable/contrib/trac-post-commit-hook].
 
-== Installing Trac on Ubuntu
-This is a short recipe to install and configure virtual `Apache2` host with `Trac`
-=== Which Ubuntu packages are needed
-Typical procedure to install Trac under Ubuntu with its default dependencies (default - choosed by apt) is
+== Installing Trac on Ubuntu ==
+This is a short recipe to install and configure a virtual `Apache2` host with `Trac`
+
+=== Which Ubuntu packages are needed ===
+The typical procedure to install Trac under Ubuntu with its default dependencies (default - chosen by apt) is:
 {{{#!sh
 apt-get install python python-babel
 apt-get install trac
 }}}
-Ensure that python version matches Trac latest, otherwise apt will install older Trac version which matches your old python package installed. Also take into account that `python-babel` should be always installed before `trac` if you wish to see it internationalized.
-==== Upgrade python packages
-Ubuntu pre-packaged python resources are not always newest, and you may consider to upgrade them with `easy_install` or `pip`
+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 ====
+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`
 {{{#!sh
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 pip install --upgrade Trac
 }}}
-=== Configuring virtual host
-Here is shown sample virtual host configuration running under `apache2` (one file) with minimal, "entry level" settings. 
-Config file created at `apache2` known place for site configs (see below), and then configured site can be "enabled" to run.
+
+=== 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.
 
 The following considerations used within this config, yours may vary, so adjust them below appropriately at your own