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Job Done! This log is now closed. Until next time...
Trac is an excellent web app aimed for creating software development websites.
What's the most frequently used app on my desktop?
...and now the hard part. How do we migrate that data?
YEAH! I can finally use a web browser to access MY OWN content in those old Trac environments! HOORAY!
Come on baby! Don't let me down now!!!
OK I will replicate the exact same setup as on the old CodeTRAX site. This was unexpected. Noiw where's that DVD with the backups?
the fact that i had been very strict with security on those old Trac environments gives me a hard time now!
if you have served in the Army, you probably know what it is. Even if you haven't, WikiPedia has it!
As soon as I am finished with all the major aspects of CodeTRAX, I will maintain RADIO SILENCE
... this is meant to be a log, that will probably give me a laugh (or two) when I ever read it again...
you know, i do not intend to keep posting here. I ALREADY FEEL LIKE AN IDIOT
booting a VM that is called "The Pulp"! Obviously, this is a VM for testing other things. Admitedly, MY FAVORITE!
Currently there are 76 RPMs in that repo. Still missing rmagick.
done with Redmine on CodeTRAX. All that is left is to migrate the data from the old Trac environments.
just now realized that i've been working on this for nearly 10 hours. Progress is about 75% (not including data migration from Trac)
I begin to realize why microblogging is so successful. I;ll blog about it on G-Loaded.eu at some later time
yesterday I ve been checking out twitter more thoroughly. Many people I know directly or indirectly have active accounts!
It is good when you have followed the Right Way(TM)
as usual, this turned out to require more work than i had initially thought...
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