Can't enable the plugin

[Alexis de BRUYN]

On Trac 0.11.3 and Python 2.5, after installing the plugin as :

easy_install http://trac-hacks.org/svn/wikiexportplugin

i can't enable it. It doesn't appear in the "Manage Plugins" administration panel of Trac, even if i add explicitly in my trac.ini file :

[components]
wikiexport.* = enabled

I am not sure about this last directive which is not specified in the wiki.

[Claudio Manuel Fernández Barreiro]

Hi, you need to install the next components for this plugin:

• BeautifulSoup
• Python-uno

In the requisites have the necesaries instructions for install these components, and start the open office in service mode.

I hope this help you.

[Claudio Manuel Fernández Barreiro]

In the trac.ini file, the directive I use is:

[components]
exportplugin.export.* = enabled

[Alexis de BRUYN]

Replying to sfhynx:

Hi, you need to install the next components for this plugin:

• BeautifulSoup
• Python-uno

In the requisites have the necesaries instructions for install these components, and start the open office in service mode.

I hope this help you.

Well thank you, i was already installed the prerequies.

I have also added son comments: ​http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/WikiExportPlugin?action=diff&version=19.

[Alexis de BRUYN]

Replying to sfhynx:

In the trac.ini file, the directive I use is:

[components]
exportplugin.export.* = enabled

I had this instruction and restart my apache web server, but i can't still see the component in the "Manage Plugins" administration panel, nor the new other formats at the bottom of the wiki pages.

[Claudio Manuel Fernández Barreiro]

Can you post here the trac log?

Thank you.

[anonymous]

Hi,

I also installed these pluging by esay_install ​http://trac-hacks.org/svn/wikiexportplugin/
In my trac.ini, i add [components] exportplugin.export.* = enabled

Reload apache conf but the plugin not running (

• BeautifulSoup
• Python-uno

are installed) log:
2009-03-30 16:27:28,933 Trac[loader] ERROR: Skipping "TracWikiExportPlugin = exportplugin.export": (can't import "ImportError: No module named ImageFile")

[anonymous]

On ubuntu or debian:

apt-get install python-imaging

[Claudio Manuel Fernández Barreiro]

Yes, sorry for this confusion. I modify the requisites section to add this requirement.