Fresh installation: admin/plugins "No data to display"
Added by Manuel Rego about 15 years ago
Hello,
I've just installed Redmine (revision 2824) and it's working.
When I access as admin to http://localhost:3000/admin/plugins I get the next message:
No data to display
I've seen that there're some plugins inside vendor/plugins/
folder.
Moreover, I've run: rake db:migrate_plugins RAILS_ENV="production
Even if I try to install on plugin, for example open_id_authentication
, it said that is already installed.
$ ruby script/plugin install open_id_authentication already installed: open_id_authentication (http://dev.rubyonrails.com/svn/rails/plugins/open_id_authentication/). pass --force to reinstall
Am I missing something?
Any clue about why plugins aren't showed in that page?
Thank you very much,
Rego
Replies (4)
RE: Fresh installation: admin/plugins "No data to display"
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Added by Manuel Rego about 15 years ago
Hi,
after install ruby-openid
gem, I can activate OpenID from Settings -> Authentication.
So maybe the default plugins don't appear at Administration -> Plugins.
Is it true?
Thanks,
Rego
RE: Fresh installation: admin/plugins "No data to display"
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Added by Mischa The Evil about 15 years ago
Manuel Rego wrote:
So maybe the default plugins don't appear at Administration -> Plugins.
Is it true?
Yes, sort of. Only Redmine plugins which are registered in Redmine (using Redmine::Plugin.register
) are displayed in the list at Administration -> Plugins.
The default plugins (including open_id_authentication
in current Redmine trunk) in ../vendor/plugins are all not registered using Redmine::Plugin.register
. They don't need to be either.
Regarding the openID thing: as documented at RedmineSettings the feature cannot be used (nor configured) while it's dependency (having an installed copy of the ruby-openid
gem [not the open_id_authentication
plugin]) isn't met.
HTH,
Mischa.
RE: Fresh installation: admin/plugins "No data to display"
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Added by Eric Davis about 15 years ago
To follow up with Mischa's comment, there are two types of plugins for Redmine:
- Redmine plugins - enhance Redmine in specific ways and show up under the Administration panel.
- Ruby on Rails plugins - these are generic libraries Redmine uses to provide it's features.
Hope this helps clear a few things up.
Eric Davis
RE: Fresh installation: admin/plugins "No data to display"
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Added by Manuel Rego about 15 years ago
Thank you very much for your answers.
Bye,
Rego