F11 - Trac and adding new wiki macros

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Hi,

I have a Fedora 11 server running on which I installed trac for ticket management. Trac is being used for handling multiple projects and everything is working fine.

I want to have two macros (PlannedMilestones and WikiTicketCalendar). Where do the .py files of these macro go so that they get recognised by the wiki functionality of trac. I tried putting it in various directories related to trac but no success.

The version of trac is 0.11.something (the latest F11 provides).

The error I always see when viewing a page that uses these macros, is as following

Error: Failed to load processor PlannedMilestones

No macro or processor named 'PlannedMilestones' found.

Thanks in advance.

Vijay
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