| 62 | | 1. Edit the WSGI.py module in the Http directory and uncomment REMOTE_USER in the IsapeEnvAuto list so that Trac can pick up the logged in user. |
| 63 | | 1. When there is an error, Trac tries to present its error.html template, but also passes the exception info to the WSGI function "start_response". PyISAPIe, however, re-raises the exception even though it was handled, so for example unhandled paths result in an IIS Internal Error page and a stack trace. I edited the WSGI.py again so that if Trac supports an exception info but headers are also present, no exception is raised to IIS: |
| | 62 | 1. Edit the WSGI.py module in the Http directory and uncomment REMOTE_USER in the {{{IsapeEnvAuto}}} list so that Trac can pick up the logged in user. |
| | 63 | 1. When there is an error, Trac tries to present its error.html template, but also passes the exception info to the WSGI function {{{start_response}}}. PyISAPIe, however, re-raises the exception even though it was handled, so for example unhandled paths result in an IIS Internal Error page and a stack trace. I edited the WSGI.py again so that if Trac supports an exception info but headers are also present, no exception is raised to IIS: |
