聽了cookys 的話
就來裝個 trac 試試吧
trac 是一套整合 Subversion 版本管理系統的網頁介面專案管理系統
1.
安裝 /usr/ports/www/trac
2.
利用 trac-admin 指令建立專案
trac-admin /your/project/path initenv
下達指令後接續問你以下四個問題
(a)Project Name [My Project]>
(b)Database connection string [sqlite:db/trac.db]>
(c)Path to repository [/var/svn/test]>
(d)Templates directory [/usr/local/share/trac/templates]>
trac-admin 的指令用法可使用 trac-admin help 查詢
接著建立管理介面
trac 0.9.2 總共提供了 4 種介面溝通方式
a. TracStandalone
b. TracCgi (Cgi & FastCGI)
c. TracModPython
裡面都已經有蠻清楚的說明
在這裡我是用 CGI
將 /usr/local/share/trac/cgi-bin/trac.cgi 複製或連結到可以執行 CGI 的目錄裡
接著修改 Apache 的 httpd.conf 設定這個 trac.cgi?的 Alias
然後在這個 location 中設定環境變數如下
ScriptAlias /trac /usr/share/trac/cgi-bin/trac.cgi
SetEnv TRAC_ENV "/path/to/projectenv"
然後利用 svnadmin create /path/to/svn/repository 來建立 SVN 的資料庫
接著重新啟動 apache 便可開始使用
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