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From 2008-03-25 to 2008-03-27
2008-03-27
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22:23 Open discussion: RE: How do you have Redmine configured?
- * Gentoo
* Mongrel cluster (x3)
* ruby 1.8.6-patchset111
* mysql 5
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21:14 Open discussion: RE: How do you have Redmine configured?
- Here is my configuration:
* CentOS 5
* apache
* fcgid
* MySQL 5.0
* Rails 2.0.2
* Ruby 1.8.6
I used mongre... -
15:07 Open discussion: RE: How do you have Redmine configured?
Running on RHEL4 but you can get the latest ruby packagse from CentOS, works fine. ruby 1.8.5, rails 2.0.2, mysql-
21:44 Help: RE: Need help desperately.... What would make a redmine site looks like this?
- Did you make sure (like Thomas already said) that the web server can read the CSS file? Did you set the correct direc...
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20:28 Help: RE: Need help desperately.... What would make a redmine site looks like this?
- I seriously cannot make it work...
You are right.. it _does_ seem as if it is the css files its not accessing.
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15:10 Help: RE: Need help desperately.... What would make a redmine site looks like this?
- CGI is worst :)
CGI and fcgi are just pain to configure: if you meet a problem, there's poor or no log or informat... -
15:01 Help: RE: Need help desperately.... What would make a redmine site looks like this?
- Hey thanks...
Why is it fcgi isnt a good idea? With CGI I just find it runs so slow.... -
12:58 Help: RE: Need help desperately.... What would make a redmine site looks like this?
- Easy: /public/stylesheets/application.css?1206615845 is not accessible. Please ensure that your web server is configu...
- Alright.. I'm working on moving to a new host.. the new host supports fcgi, and the old one doesn't.
So, on the ne... -
17:47 Help: RE: import from bugzilla
- You should have a look to the existing importer $REDMINE_ROOT/lib/tasks/migrate_from*.rb, there are not as difficult ...
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17:10 Help: RE: import from bugzilla
That would be fine. I'd even be willing to work on it, at least generate the subset that "works for me". Just new...-
10:42 Help: RE: import from bugzilla
- At this time, only mantis and trac are supported. Maybe you want to do one? :)
Joke apart, if you can provide a bu... - Is it possible to import issues from bugzilla?
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17:27 Help: RE: repository browse missing
forget it. permissions problems.- I can't figure out why my repository view only shows the revision list, without the repository file browser?
I wan... -
17:09 Help: RE: redmine in apache
- Thank you very much.
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16:26 Help: RE: redmine in apache
- Not sure what you means, but if it's running through mod_ruby, that's a very bad idea. Prefer mongrel_cluster and use...
- Can someone point me to docs on how to get redmine running through apache instead of WEBrick? Preferably with hints ...
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15:03 Open discussion: RE: Versions vs Milestones
- Maxim - what's keeping you from using Versions as a general organizational tool now? Yes, they _can_ be tightly assoc...
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11:15 Open discussion: RE: Versions vs Milestones
- And what about simillar solution like in Trac: there can be both Version and Milestone, but there are visible only wh...
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11:32 Open discussion: RE: Add link to a forum topic?
- I'll try to check this with our administrator. Thanks for the tip.
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09:39 Open discussion: RE: Add link to a forum topic?
- We have the same scenario, but easiest way (and IMHO the best one) is to configure your local DNS server, so you can ...
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09:13 Open discussion: RE: Add link to a forum topic?
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The problem is that i'm using it at office (local lan address) and at home (Public address with a route redirec... -
10:23 Open discussion: RE: Roadmap for 0.9 / 1.0
- Actually, I like Flash/Flex vey much, because it can dramatically improve user experience, but I also understand seco...
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07:15 Help: RE: Add new substitution rules to wiki
Related to this, I'd like to get it to recognize MediaWiki-style markup. Is there a ruby module to do this?- Can I use querystrings to apply filters? I'd like to be able to do something like: http://my-redmine-installation/is...
2008-03-26
- Hi everybody,
Does anybody know, why a project identifier can't be changed after a project has been created? The o... - Hi,
I'm testing Redmine as a replacement for a widely modified Trac installation. One goal is to get the wiki to a... -
16:31 Open discussion: RE: Add link to a forum topic?
- Right-click on the topic | copy shortcut :-)
http://www.redmine.org/boards/1/topics/show/290
Cheers,
Lars - As we can do with issues, documents, versions, etc. could we link to a forum topic ??
- I'm writing a Todos plugin, and I'm wondering how I can "modify" the Project model without actually modifying it in t...
- Hi.
Can I display subproject's Versions on parent-project's gantt chart?
If it is not possible , is the feature's...
2008-03-25
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22:29 Help: RE: Exception: Undefined method Description in Attachment
- Ah thanks Jim - I didn't pick up on that
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14:52 Help: RE: Exception: Undefined method Description in Attachment
- Make sure that you did a rake db:migrate.
Attachment descriptions were included with migration number 89. - Getting this error when trying to upload an attachment to an issue. Using latest trunk code. Something broken here?
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20:03 Help: RE: Anyone using Oracle?
- I hadn't found a bug in rails database about NULL and ruby-oci 1.0.0, but your work is interesting. Could you freeze ...
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19:39 Help: RE: Anyone using Oracle?
- I'm using Rails 1.2.6.
I've got more information after spending a few hours trying to track this one down. Oracle ... -
18:14 Help: RE: Anyone using Oracle?
- If its ActiveRecord which is Rails it may not be a redmine issue. Anything but mysql is a second class citizen inside...
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15:25 Help: RE: Anyone using Oracle?
- BTW, I'm using Oracle 10g, ruby-oci 1.0.0. If I switch to MySQL, everything works. But I'd like to make it work on Or...
- I was wondering if anyone got Oracle to work. I see several fixed bugs related to Oracle issues, but I just installed...
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14:40 Open discussion: RE: Is the Redmine Hacks idea supportable?
- Glad you found it easy to work with! (And that I got your git repo right the first time...)
Do feel free to let m... -
13:18 Open discussion: RE: Is the Redmine Hacks idea supportable?
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I moved my tiny local project to redminehacks.org. Thanks, John :-)
Starting procedure seems to be straight... -
13:07 Open discussion: RE: Notifications for changesets
- Hi,
Well, that's what I did. The notification email even contains the diff, as shown in the redmine diff view. So ... -
10:52 Open discussion: RE: Roadmap for 0.9 / 1.0
- Hi THomas
Sorry if my message appeared to be advocating for a special technology. I couldn´t care less whether it is... -
10:44 Open discussion: RE: Roadmap for 0.9 / 1.0
- Hi Lars,
I'm not a big fan of Flash powered technologies:
* it's against web semantics rules
* it needs a vis... - It is great that the forums and issues are moved to redmine.org, and also Roadmap has come a bit to live.
Having loo... -
10:35 Help: RE: Changing localhost:3000 ??!
- Ah thanks, I did try to change that once and after that the Redmine didn't start correctly but now it seems to work f...
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10:30 Help: RE: Changing localhost:3000 ??!
- You should install mongrel (sudo gem install mongrel) as it's faster than webrick, and rails use it when installed wi...
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09:41 Help: RE: Changing localhost:3000 ??!
- Did not install Mongrel and just using mod_proxy as reverse proxy, everything works fine except the emails. All notif...
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10:29 Help: RE: Email notification to several people
- Thanks alot for your suggestions.
Even the dummy email suggestion is not bad, but i think i have to wait now for ... -
09:33 Help: RE: Email notification to several people
- Until the feature comes (and if it comes) one can create "dummy" users with email group email i.e. "projectX@company....
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