Changes between Version 108 and Version 109 of TracOnWindows

Timestamp:

Sep 13, 2005, 10:11:49 PM (19 years ago)

Author:

jornh

Comment:

Added reference to a new TracOnWindowsStandalone wiki page + a bit of cleanup

TracOnWindows

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 What follows are specific instructions for installing, setting up, and upgrading Trac on Windows.
 
+Chose between these options of installing Trac:
+
+ * [TracOnWindowsStandalone Trac running without Apache or IIS] using [source:trunk/README.tracd#latest tracd] and svnserve is the simplest setup. It is stripped for all optional dependencies. It might be taken as a first step to get things running. You should then be able to pick the missing steps from the Apache CGI based setup found on this page as a second step.
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+ * The 'traditional' [wiki:TracOnWindows#InstallationofSubversionandTrac0.8.4servedviaApacheCGI Apache CGI based setup] is described just below.
+
 If you are trying to upgrade to Trac 0.9, [wiki:TracOnWindows#UpgradingfromTrac0.84to0.9beta1onWindows see the instructions] at the end of this file.
 
-== Windows Installation Instructions for Subversion w/Trac 0.8.4 ==
+== Installation of Subversion and Trac 0.8.4 served via Apache CGI ==
 
 Versions used in this example (June 2005-06-29):
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 ''Trac running on Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS) is __highly__ experimental. See #697.'' 
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-Trac running without Apache or IIS:  using [source:trunk/README.tracd#latest tracd] and svnserve is experimental (''tracd'') but the performance improvement is ''very'' significant over cgi.  See TracOnWindowsSansApacheOrIis (TBD). 
 
 === Learn Subversion ===
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  * [mailto:sid|at|seegrid.com Sid Wiesner]
 
-=== Apache On Windows? ===
-
-PLEAAASE document the use of tracd, in a seperate thread off this main thread, such that the apache option and all of the double and triple scribble talk is no longer a confusing mess.  using windows is punishment enough, but guessing at the extensive dependancy chain and multiversion babble is quite the opposite of "stays out of the way".
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-Thanks
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-''Take a look at the TracStandalone page''
 
 === Really Wonderful ===