<html> <body> <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Ah, yes, see Nigel's post.  It looks like you're mixing the post-commit script from the trunk with a 0.8 Trac installation.  So, your db is in sync with the trac-admin script, but not with the post-commit script.  </blockquote> I just got the one that the FAQ pointed to. I think his idea of mentioning it in the FAQ is a good idea. <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Actually now that I look at it, the only change to the post-commit script since 0.8 was to update the db version number, so you'll be safe leaving your change to the script.  Of course I would not recommend blinding doing this in the future ;)</blockquote> Of course. I wouldn't have done it this time if it had been a real installation. At the moment I am playing with a disposable server. <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">I'm curious how you installed Trac.  It looks like the Debian package doesn't include the contrib folder, which is sort of unfortunate.  Maybe we should encourage packagers to include these files in the doc folder or something, so that people can get the appropriate scripts for their version, and avoid this confusion.  </blockquote> I installed from an RPM. I don't remember where I downloaded it from though. It was called trac-0.8-4.1.fc3.rf.noarch.rpm and apparently it did not include the contrib folder either. It was all installed from a Fedora Kickstart script so I knew that if I messed up something I could just reinstall from scratch. Jason </body> </html>