== Installation and Configuration of TRAC - standalone-server-configuration==

 * See official site: http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracStandalone
 
 * Get packages (//trac-admin// + standalone-server //tracd//)
  * Install //setuptools// via your packaging system (python - addon)
  * Install trac (here trac 0.12):
{{{
server$ easy_install Trac==0.12
}}}
  * easy_install should resolve all dependencies
  * see http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInstall#Usingeasy_install
 * Create the trac-directory containing
  * the configuration-file of this project (i.e. trac.ini)
  * the user-information (passwords + permissions)
  * the database for the wiki, tickets etc. 
  * Therefore:

 1. Init trac-environment
{{{
server$ trac-admin /path/to/trac_dir/ initenv
}}}
   Choose Project Name, and local sqlite-database (I think also SQL and others are possible)

 2. Create .htpasswd file in /path/to/trac_dir/:
{{{
server$ htpasswd2 -c /path/to/trac_dir/.htpasswd username
}}}
   You are prompted for a password. To use the svn-users with trac, a small script can update the trac-user-information from the svn-passwd-file (see below).
 3. Add admin-permissions for //username// -- necessary for availability of //Admin//-tab in the web-interface (see http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracPermissions#GraphicalAdminTab):
{{{
server$ trac-admin /path/to/trac_dir permission add username TRAC_ADMIN
}}}
 4. Start trac-deamon //tracd// on your machine on port 8000 with .htpasswd as authentication-file:
{{{
server$ tracd --port 8000 --basic-auth=*,/path/to/trac_dir/.htpasswd,realm /path/to/trac_dir
}}}
  //realm// is an arbitrary name.

 5. Run your web-browser and type the following location:
{{{
server:8000
}}}

 6. Log in as //username// and you should see the //Admin//-tab on the upper right corner
[[Image(admin.png, 700px)]]

 7. The administration via the web-interface is self-explanatory (Project-Description, Permissions, Plugins, Repositories...).

=== Update .htpasswd ===
 * the svn-passwd-file is saved unencrypted. An example:
{{{
[users]
user1 passwd1
user2 a_second_passwd
user3 ...
}}}
 * tracd needs an encrypted file created by //htpasswd2//. To not have to administrate two different user and password information files, there is a small bash-script, which encrypts the unencrypted svn-passwd file automatically. (Maybe some future solutions should only use encrypted password information.) Edit the attached script (mainly the paths) for your requirements and schedule it maybe to run automatically every hour...
Remark: Until now the script asks for a user input for confirmation.