noah at coderanger
Mar 4, 2009, 12:41 AM
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Re: How can I skip "Available Projects" page?
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On Mar 2, 2009, at 3:47 PM, timblack1 wrote:
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> I have been running Trac as a CGI script for a while, and now my
> server staff recommended I run it as tracd in order to improve its
> performance (specifically, to reduce memory usage--do you think tracd
> uses less memory?) So I started up tracd with the following command:
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> /home2/username/bin/tracd -p 7560 -r --basic-auth=/home2/username/
> webapps/sgs_tracd/,/path/to/.htpasswd,username.webfactional.com /
> home2/
> username/webapps/sgs_tracd
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> Trac appears to be working, but it doesn't work the same way it does
> as a CGI script (I still have a copy of the same environment running
> that way at a different URL). What is new is now the first page I see
> says "Available Projects" and gives me a link to the one and only
> project which I want to serve from this URL. I don't want the
> "Available Projects" page; I just want the frontend of Trac that
> challenges for a password then displays the wiki under the header
> which contains the main menu. How can I configure Trac to skip the
> "Available Projects" page?
Add -s (--single-env) to the command line arguments. Also don't use -r
on a production server, its a development mode really.
--Noah
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