问题
is it possible for my website visitors to create Trac tickets from my website rather than being logged into the Trac system? For example: I have a feedback form on my website that sends the form information to an e-mail address. What I would like to do is have that form communicate with Trac and dynamically create a ticket with each form submission, instead of sending an e-mail.
I've taken a look at the page source of the "New Ticket" page on Trac. It looks like the form has a hidden input field with the name "__FORM_TOKEN" and generates obscure data for the field's value that seems to be generated randomly. I'm guessing this is a security measure (probably to block users from attempting cross-domain communication?)
Simply copying the form's action field with the appropriate hidden fields onto my website form doesn't do the trick.
Is what I am doing even possible? Trac doesn't seem to serve this kind of purpose. Thanks.
回答1:
You could try email2trac to have the e-mail sent to Trac to create the ticket.
回答2:
When you assign the TICKET_CREATE permission to the anonymous group, everyone can create tickets with no need to login.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3926554/creating-trac-tickets-from-website