Comments on Setting Up Subversion And Trac As Virtual Hosts On An Ubuntu Server

Thanks for the howto guys, virtual host is working fine.

Very good tutorial except for a small bit of detail:

 You suddenly spring in:

/usr/share/trac/htdocs

Where did this come from, what does it represent, a blank website?

Yours questioningly, Richie 

oops forgot about my system details. Here they are:

trac: v0.10.3,
system: debian etch,
interpreter: python 2.4,
server: apache 2.2.3

Hi,

I have a problem with this configuration (or with my system configuration).

Lat's say there are two of us, user named szymon and user waldek.
Waldek is logging in to trac and after this szymon logs in and a strange situation occurs: waldek can see that he is logged as szymon and szymon is logged as waldek.

How to prevent user's inflitrating?
Please help me with this issue.

Thanks from the mountains:)

Since development/support in mod_python seems to be drawing to a close perhaps it would be best to update this for mod_wsgi.

Many thx for the clear and complete description.

Did not work for me with adding a new vhost site in the sites-available, but with adding a vhost as in the past with apache1.3. I guess because of my own set up.

If you are creating name-based virtual hosts, make sure to add the following directive to the top of /etc/apache2/ports.conf

If using SSL:

NameVirtualHost [Your Server's IP Addr]:443

If not using SSL:

NameVirtualHost [Your Server's IP Addr]:80

This can't be right since apache does not even support name based virtualhosts with ssl.  Both svn and trac point to port 443.