Changes between Version 88 and Version 89 of GitPlugin

Timestamp:

Jan 10, 2013, 4:21:03 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

anonymous

Comment:

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GitPlugin

@@ -142 +142 @@
 [attachment:trac-post-receive-hook-0.12-new-commits-from-all-branches.py] - example that adds to Trac all commits, ensuring that every commit is added only once.
 
-[attachment:trac-post-receive-hook-0.12-new-commits-from-all-branches-with-logfile.py] - the previous one, but with a little change in the REPO_NAME, and adding a log file to detect error. I have not tested it with other repositories different to the default one. I suggest that to use one of the two post-receive files, take in consideration the user's brand of exec (I suggest in debian use the user git that belongs to the group www-data):
+[attachment:trac-post-receive-hook-0.12-new-commits-from-all-branches-with-logfile.py] - the previous one, but with a little change in the REPO_NAME, and adding a log file to detect error. I have not tested it with other repositories different to the default one. I suggest that to use one of the two post-receive files, take in consideration the user's permission for exec (I suggest in debian use the user git that belongs to the group www-data):
 
 To test post-receive
@@ -148 +148 @@
 {{{
 #!sh
-/srv/git/myrepo.git/hooks/trac-post-receive-hook-0.12-new-commits-from-all-branches-with-logfile.py &>> /tmp/tracgitplugin.log
+/srv/git/myrepo/.git/hooks/trac-post-receive-hook-0.12-new-commits-from-all-branches-with-logfile.py &>> /tmp/tracgitplugin.log
 }}}
 
@@ -155 +155 @@
 {{{
 #!sh
-/srv/git/myrepo.git/hooks/trac-post-receive-hook-0.12-new-commits-from-all-branches-with-logfile.py &> /dev/null
-}}}
-
-Its is important that your git user have access to read the trac.ini and his directory, and also modify access to the trac.db file and his directory as well. This is made by adding the git to the apache2 group (in debian www-data group). If you use log file configured in your trac.ini, it is important that the user have the modify grand also, and the directory as well.
+/srv/git/myrepo/.git/hooks/trac-post-receive-hook-0.12-new-commits-from-all-branches-with-logfile.py &> /dev/null
+}}}
+
+Its is important that your git user have access to read the trac.ini and his directory, and also modify access to the trac.db file and his directory as well. This is made by adding the git to the apache2 group (in debian www-data group). If you use log file configured in your trac.ini, it is important that the user have the modify permission also, and the directory as well.
 
 If you are using Gitorious, there is a [https://github.com/wallunit/trac-gitorious-web-hook CGI script], you can configure as !WebHook.