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In comment:58 which Christian says, because your old attachments directory contains several files that were no longer referenced in the attachment table. The above error occurs, since I executed trac-admin with sudo, because sometimes it is needed (I can’t get the message atm, but it has something to do with a database issue). Isn’t this contradicting yourself. Basically any «chrome» file below $ENV/htdocs/ is readable by all. 71 18 8c 74 f3 17 4b 5a 3c f8 e6 80 35 99 0f bf 47 44 c9 15 bf 9b 55 46 e5 e2 b5. D3 d1 6c f6 04 81 82 54 1e 8f a3 0c 57 0c fb 9d a5 85 2f cf 9f e8 ce ab ab b2 . Besides being a nicer name than $ENV/attachments2, using $ENV//attachments/ would also enable $ENV/ to serve as a single point for exporting other files that can be served directly by the web server. I’m not sure what you mean here, if you’re making the same wrong assumption I did about comment:12 or not. So the could be «share», or «raw», or «export» instead of «files» if the latter is too vague. Ini or VERSION), plus documentation for both variants, plus tests for both variants, plus support and maintenance work for both variants

Remy’s idea is to move all attachements to the new scheme, below a new toplevel folder (be it $ENV/attachments2 or $ENV/files/attachments), then remove $ENV/attachments and use the absence of that folder as an indicator that the upgrade was performed. Why would we want to additionally record the fact that we have finished, if the absence of the old directory already indicates this. Is it the plugin that should decide if its data is statically shareable — or the admin. Df d7 35 c1 d0 d6 d8 66 a1 44 75 2b 8e 1e 7f ca 97 e7 0e c0 21 09 bd e2 11 04. Remy’s idea is to move all attachements to the new scheme, below a new toplevel folder (be it $ENV/attachments2 or $ENV/files/attachments), then remove $ENV/attachments and use the absence of that folder as an indicator that the upgrade was performed. It is nondescript and without real meaning — all content in $ENV are files Do I put my logo in files or htdocs. 71 18 8c 74 f3 17 4b 5a 3c f8 e6 80 35 99 0f bf 47 44 c9 15 bf 9b 55 46 e5 e2 b5. Pdf find the corresponding parent / attachment). We could extend trac-admin $ENV attachment list to show the path to each attachment, and make the argument optional, in which case all attachments would be listed (and maybe allow only a realm, to show all attachments for the given realm). Using the VERSION file seems more appropriate than using the

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Ini configurable) to truncate (Yes, I mean that) the filename to maximum possible length in the existing setup. 2cboos: do not rephrase that — it's solution for any files with filenames
on any language. Isn’t this contradicting yourself. Means at this scenario: Trac copies all wiki pages, then tries to remove files and folders and got some error on a specific folder (which might be a sub-folder of attachments) and gives some error message (but Trac haven’t copied files in ticket-folder). The fact that I already use files directory ‘namespace’ for a per-project webdav project share is of minor consequence. Py​, where we trigger the upgrade based on the absence of the [ticket-workflow] section in trac I’m not sure what you mean here, if you’re making the same wrong assumption I did about comment:12 or not Any scheme that involves de-referencing will naturally break O as well, as the attachment directory contained several files which, for one reason or another, were no longer referenced in the attachment table, so no attempt at deleting them has been made OTOH, files below $ENV// are files that are subject to the usual permission policy checks set up by the modulesI would also vote for option (tracThat would again make things easier to setup in an X-Sendfile scenarioAnother change that looks set to be non-trivial for those that maintain many sites or high-performance sites I don’t do so myself, but know for a fact that many of the larger public Trac installs serve attachments directly via Apache (or other web server) and not via TracAny scheme that involves de-referencing will naturally breakI’d even suggest that we take this opportunity to adopt the $ENV/files/attachments path, as there can be other kinds of files to put below $ENV/files besides attachment, like dynamically generated contentTwo lines plus an option to define which variant to use (whether it’s stored in trac

I’m all for keeping things simple, but should things only be simple for us in the code, or for our users Two lines plus an option to define which variant to use (whether it’s stored in trac It’s not the first time we use a separate IEnvironmentSetupParticipant for something like that: see for example ConfigurableTicketWorkflow in default_workflow So when I configure my files to serve your ​ th:GraphvizPlugin cache directly according to the Trac docs for static sharing / performance, I’m at the same time opening up all attachments for public access My feeling is that 99% of our users never poke into the attachments folder (and neither should they)

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