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The CMR-206 Rail Master® is compact, yet powerful, universal green laser sight designed to fit rail-equipped pistols, rifles and shotguns. The laser sight fits onto virtually any firearm with a modern (M1913 Picatinny or Weaver-style) accessory rail. Ambidextrous control tabs allow the user to instantly activate or deactivate the laser.
The human eye processes the color green more effectively than any other color, and Crimson Trace offers the brightest green laser allowed by law, (5mW peak, 515nm, Class 3R). The CMR-206 Rail Master boasts 2 hours of (constant) run time on a single 1/3N Lithium battery, and features a 5 minute auto shut-off for power conservation.
The CMR-206 offers 3 modes of operation: Momentary, Strobe, and Constant-On. This allows the user to easily set their mode based on personal need or preference. The unit is quickly and easily user-installed in moments and can be painlessly transferred from firearm to firearm. The CMR-206 is securely fastened using Crimson Trace's Secure Lock Technology (SLT™).
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|Product Platform
|Grip Replacement
|Activation Location
|Front Activation
|Factory Sighted at 50'
|Master On/Off Switch
|Battery Type
|Two #2032 Batteries
|Laser Battery Life
|Over Four Hours
|Laser Output
|5mW Red Laser
|Activation Mode
|Pressure Activated
|Laser Visibility
|Approx .5 Inch Diameter at 50 Feet
|Wrench Size
|User Adjustable
|Windage and Elevation
|Polymer Grip with Rubber Overmold Activation Pad
|User Installed
|Three Year Full Warranty
|Dot Size
|Approx. 0.50" at 50'
|Light Output
|100 Lumen LED White Light
|Light Specs
|100 Lumen LED
JUNK product!! MIA customer support for defective products!!! Review by Chloe
I bought one of these and put it on my gun. it worked ok for a very short time, but now it will not come on 3/4 of the time and when it does it is a momentary blink. I have tried new batteries.. I have tried everything I can think of to make this silly thing work again...
I was already not a huge fan of lasers to start with because they can fail.. just did not expect it to fail within a couple weeks!!!
I have attempted to contact crimson trace about this for over a year now with no reply!!! I have emailed support about 10 times now and have never heard back on any of those emails!!!
(Posted on 6/20/2020)
Easy to use and to holster Review by Aledo
I have a 206 mounted on one of my Walther Creeds and it fits perfectly, with no front overhang. Happy enough that I plan to add one to the second Creed. A current dilemma is figuring out whether the 206 will fit on my Sig P365 without encroaching too far into the trigger guard. I much prefer this easy-to-operate unit to the type that add an activation button on the front of the grip. (Posted on 4/15/2020)
Outstanding laser Review by Tony
I got this laser mounted on my EDC Gen 4 Glock 32. Got it zero'd and put 200 rounds of hot .357 Sig on target. Held it's zero perfectly. I have to recommend using blue Loctite on the mounting screws. Other than that, another high quality product from Crimson Trace. (Posted on 3/11/2020)
very good laser Review by josh
great laser
(Posted on 2/12/2020)
Amazing Review by Kane
I use this as a hunter I packed a scoped rifle around for years, I put my 206 on a smith n wesson 22 compact and it rolls out racoon just as well if not better (Posted on 2/7/2020)
Not for self defense Review by Shawn
I bought this laser with high hopes. I got it installed and it fit nicely on my CZ P10c. I used a bore sight to get it close before going to the range. Once I got to the range however I started to have problems. The recoil from the gun caused the cover for the battery to come lose eventually falling off and causing the laser to fail. I figured maybe mine was defective since the P 10c is only 9mm that doesn't create a whole lot of recoil that sould cause this issue. I contacted Crimson Trace and they sent me 3 replacement covers no questions asked. They shipped pretty quickly too. After getting my new covers I installed it and went back to the range only to have the same issue again. Thankfully this happened at the range and not in a self defense situation. I have learned my lesson and will only be using factory night sights on my carry weapons from now on. I am getting older and my eyesight isn't what it used to be so I thought a laser may be a good solution. I was sadly mistaken. For anyone thinking of putting this on a self defense weapon I would advise against doing so. (Posted on 2/6/2020)
Falls apart Review by RK
This targeting help is easy enough to install and adjust. What brings it down are 2 things. 1. EVERY shooting session the battery lid fell off until it got lost in the debris of the shooting range today for the last time. 2. On occasion the screws got loose and the whole light fell off too. Now, it didn't happen after 50 rounds, but if you shoot more than 100 each time, you'll get to experience the same malaise. At the same time, taking it off every time I go to the range defies the purpose of training with it and have it. calibrated. (Posted on 12/1/2019)
Great fit and quick installation .. Review by Brent
I purchased mine thru Amazon .. I am quite please with it, Fits my Glock very well , a damn quick installation and is sighted very well !
I will come to Crimson Trace for my next purchase . Prior to purchase
I did about 3 months of looking and am pleased with my purchase. (Posted on 11/24/2019)
CMR-206 on a .22 LR? Review by JerryM
In the past few weeks I bought a Beretta FS_22 & M9A1_22 & M9_22 (all .22 LR replicas of the Beretta 92/96/M9 series).
This was because my Crimson Trace LG-302 worked so well when I moved it from my .40 96 to my M9_22 (both without a rail).
I can no longer use iron sight (eyes) and the laser sights have reenabled shooting both for protection and fun. (Posted on 11/11/2019)
Wonderful Product Review by Jonathan
Extremely easy to mount and adjust. I pleasure to use (Posted on 11/8/2019)
Great laser Review by Bharden2
I have bought lesser lasers before only to be let down. This time I decided that if I was going to have one might as well get the real thing. I am very satisfied with the ease of use and how bright it is. (Posted on 8/12/2019)
cmr 206 Review by monkhead
installed on my 380 EZ and it's awesome , spot on ,love it, great addition to the gun. (Posted on 5/30/2019)
Green CMR-206 on XDM 40 Review by Reloader
This laser sight fit my XD 40 mod 2 just right. I like a laser sight because it permits you to sight a target without a perfect shooting position and in low light conditions. The green laser in seen as brighter and is great. The only drawback that I have and Crimson Trace has been no help on is finding a holster to fit now. Guess I will have to just install the laser on the xd when at home then remove it when I take it hunting or checking feeders and traps. Kinda expensive for a pert time sight. (Posted on 5/7/2019)
Awesome laser! Review by David
Very easy to install on my handgun. The green dot is much easier to see for older eyes! The switches on both side of the trigger guard are a blessing, easy to activate by dominant or support hand. Very small footprint on the pistol so my balance isn't thrown off. Thank you for a very nice product! I am impressed with it enough that I want to get three more of them for other hand guns so I don't have to swap it. (Posted on 4/18/2019)
Not to bad Review by Charles
It is easily seen in daylight. Holds zero but it is missing the #1 insert. I just bought a CMR 201 and it is missing the #1 insert also! (Posted on 2/12/2019)
Excellent Product, Excellent Service Review by Bob Mac
I purchased the CMR-206 from Amazon Prime. When it arrived, it didn't work. The battery was bad. I called CT and explained to Sam, and then Sarah in Customer Service, and without hesitation they shipped me a new replacement Express Overnight and asked me to return the initial one in a prepaid mailer they shipped with the new replacement.
(I tried the new, replacement battery in the initial laser and it worked.)
I installed the new laser on my HK VP9 Tactical, and headed to the range. Just as advertised, I was able to put the dot on a plate sized target 25 yards away and hit the target repeatedly and consistently.
If you want a quality product from a company that stands behind what they make, then look no further.
Crimson Trace is where you need to partner with for your tactical laser and light needs. (Posted on 2/8/2019)
CMR-206 on IWI Jericho 941FS.45ACP Review by 10 November
I used the #4 insert and installed it on my Jericho.
Green laser is easy to see. Target acquisition is quick. Zeroing laser to POI is easy with included tool. Allows me to be deadly accurate with my .45. I've run 300 rounds through my pistol and no change in POA/POI thus far. Will purchase another for my
CZ P01 (whenever CZ ships more).
Very happy with this product. (Posted on 2/3/2019)
Outstanding Product Review by Bruce
Small and compact for such a small object, Great job on this product Gentlemen! (Posted on 12/6/2018)
Walther CCP instalation and adjustment use Review by Colt
Just purchased this laser for my ccp. It was a snap to install and adjust to proper aimpoint. One thing I really appreciate is that this powerful laser will fit many of my firearms.
Thanks for a quality made in USA product.
Batteries for life too what more can you ask for? Warranty seems reasonable good on you Crimson Trace.
Semper Fi
Best Regards (Posted on 11/19/2018)
Amazing customer service and equipment. Review by Travis
Amazing laser hands down will buy again, as well as great customer support. (Posted on 11/5/2018)
Best laser for the shockwave Review by Papa Marco
Just mounted the CMR-206 on my Mossberg Shockwave. It has to be mounted upside down on top. I installed a pic rail to mount it to and it works great. It's low profile and bright, perfect for the tactical look. Mounted it as close to the safety switch as possible so you can use your thumb to activate the laser. I can easily move it to one of my pistols but I think I'll just buy another one since I like this laser so much. (Posted on 9/11/2018)
cmr 206 rail master ,probably one of the best Review by denbectec
I test things for a living ,everything crimson trace developes and sells is top rate ,its used on service rifles in many special operations groups ,it just plain works ,I would recommend crimson trace products ,especially the cmr rail master 206 because of its ease of use and its quality and ruggedness.i will purchase several for my msr rifle platforms ,the new m model in .338 lapua in an automatic rifle platform .we will use a cmr 206 on this heavy duty hitter. (Posted on 6/23/2018)
Worth the money Review by Robert
Fits my CZ PO1 with no issues at all. The green showes great in daylight and couldn't be happier with this purchase. Much easier to see for a 70 year old. Thanks Crimsontrace for a good product! (Posted on 6/12/2018)
Green appears 30 TIMES AS BRIGHT as the Red! Review by Buzzeo
This laser is TOP Notch ! I was looking for a laser for my EDC and Home Defense pistol. With the Crimson Trace 2018 BOGO deal I could get 2 :) After visiting my LGS and trying the "Grip" styles... I found
that when I practiced proper finger discipline, my finger would cover the laser and block it from reaching my intended target. After trying out the Rail Master I immediately loved the feel of the RM. It was super easy to activate the laser with proper finger discipline. One tap its on and another tap it is off. I had no doubt that It would be easy to use on a regular basis.
I researched both "Red" and "Green" lasers. This is what I found to be the consistent information out there. Our eyes' sensitivity peaks at around the wavelength of green light. So, you could have a red and green pointer, both with a power rating of 1mW, but the green one would look about 30 TIMES AS BRIGHT ! That equates to a laser target that can be easily seen in daylight.
I pulled the trigger on the CMR-206 for my EDC and sent in for the FREE CMR-201 (red) that I will use on my Home Defense pistol. Owning both, I can say without a doubt... The Green is the way to go !! I just might trade off my red one for a down payment on another green. :) (Posted on 5/7/2018)
Amazing... Review by PG
I recently purchased a CMR-206 for my Glock 19. I mounted, rough sighted and left it alone for a few months. When I finally went to the range, EVERY shot was spot on. The green is so much easier to see in daylight too. I fired 3 15 round magazines and the laser did not budge. No need for tritium sights with this laser. If you wear bifocals, this is for you. (Posted on 4/13/2018)
CMR-206 on a Springfield XDE 9mm Review by DJ9
My second CT green laser recently installed on the new Springfield XDE was a only an OK fit, not a great fit as the laser extends slightly past the end of the barrel and is subject to fouling when shooting. I used the #2 shim as the other 3 weren't even close. Also, as another reviewer noted, I also had reached out to CT with a fit question on another pistol only to get an "oh well". It's amazing that CT products have "universal" fit but CT will not give any specifics pertaining to proper shims on any particular model and pistol combinations. It would seem they should know this better than anyone. However he product itself works extremely well and is recommended. I took away one star thinking CT should have more information on any particular gun model and fitting. (Posted on 4/12/2018)
Awesome! Review by acepilot
Perfect fit on my Sig P226. Love the 3 modes of operation that can be selected. My favorite is pulse mode, but great that you can change it at will. (Posted on 3/28/2018)
Bad fitment Review by Shooter
I called Crimson Trace for fitment before buying for my Walther CCP 9mm and was told the 206 would fit; it fits poorly and sticks out past the end of the barrel and the activation switches are almost a 1/2 inch in front of the trigger guard or it hits the front of the trigger guard if you attempt to place it further back . Laser is super bright but fitment makes this a snag hazard and adds to the length of the weapon (Posted on 3/14/2018)
Great Laser Review by Mike Z
One minute to mount on my H&K VP9 utilizing #3 adapter. Fits great, looks great works even better. CT makes the best lasers hands down! (Posted on 3/28/2017)
Great Laser sans Service Review by Muhammed
Easy, intuitive install on CZ P-01 for carry. In Texas, carry is a must whether at Mosque or Cafe. My one gripe is a lack of quick turnaround when posing a request of Customer Service ... like, my coffee is cold and I've read the Quran twice, cold. (Posted on 3/23/2017)
GREAT high quality product Review by OregonGuy
Mounted CMR-206 on a Springfield XDM Compact. Easy installation. BRIGHT easy to see green laser dot for inside the home protection. GREAT high quality product. (Posted on 3/22/2017)
Excellent! Review by Stephen
Mounted this on my Walther P22. Easy installation & great secure mounting. Intuitive activation. Zeroed-in right out of the box. Gives me a HUGE improvement in accuracy over stock Walther sights!! (Posted on 3/22/2017)
Great Product Review by Docsenko
This laser is the best I have seen. Switch a little stiff, but that is a good thing. Prevents accident activation. Nice work. (Posted on 1/28/2017)
Great Laser Sight Review by DWR
Put this on my wife's Ruger SR-22. Took about 1 min. to install. Went to the range and made one adjustment for elivation and one for windadge. She was shooting about a 1-1/2" group at 7 yards right away. Not to bad considering it is only the 3rd time she has shot the pistol and the first time to use a laser sight. We both have poor eye sight and have difficulty with iron sights. After seeing this, I will have to get one for my XDM. (Posted on 11/28/2016)
Great laser Review by Charles
I purchased one for my SP2022 about a year ago. I liked it so much I purchased two more for my P220 and P229. (Posted on 10/15/2016)
Good sight Review by jesbion
I put one of these on my buddy's PMR30 yesterday, and was surprised that the company didn't know which "insert" to use for the Kal-tec pistol....as there were 4 in the package, so I called and was surprised to find they didn't know either! Just for anyone else's sake, it is the #1 that works... and it's a damn fine sight! A little tricky to install, but nothing abnormally hard.. Sighted it in at about 20 yards, and since I am familiar with squeezing while holding one on the target, was able to shoot a 2" group or less than the size of the the green dot at that range..well, maybe not really, but with my aging eyes, it looked like about a 2" dot... Nice thing about it is the power of the green laser, and the way it stands out in bright sunlight! Fast to use with the button where it was as well... Hats off to another fine product, and can understand why the high prices with the engineering that went into this one... (Posted on 10/14/2016)
Sig p320 Review by Brad
Fits well , easy to sight in, green laser looks great an bright. This laser does fit the p 320. I had no issues with mine on the compact grip module.quality product! (Posted on 9/3/2016)
Does NOT fit older Walther P99!! Review by Whaler
Thought it would fit without the front spacer since the web sight says it does. This is my third Crimson trace, and I expect accurate information, they have a disclaimer for the older p22, they need to add one for the p99. (Posted on 8/1/2016)
excited Review by DGR
Just bought the 206 and am excited to mount it on my HK. Maybe on my Sig 226. Universal, so I have choices which is the greatest benefit of the 206. (Posted on 7/30/2016)
Outstanding quality and service is standard for Crimson Trace Review by Laredo 11
I think this is my 8th handgun crimson trace, but the CMR-206 is my first green dot, and I am impressed. Haven't shot my FNX-9 but installation was simple and I did a minor left correction to line up with the iron sights. Am anxiously anticipating the chance to shoot it in daylight. My other seven red dot crimson traces are great in low light, but difficult to see in bright daylight. I anticipate most situations requiring home defense or self defense will occur in low light situations.
I consider the crimson trace handgun laser the best handgun enhancement available. (Posted on 7/1/2016)
Excellent Product Review by Jack
Bought a CMR-206 for my Ruger SR-9 based upon reviews. Fantastic. Simple, light, compact, ergonomic, easy and solid installation. Light intensity is fine in daylight, very bright at night. Good visibility in moderate daylight to 100 yds (didn't check farther). Crisp activation. Liked it so much, I got another one for my AR.
I'm sold on Crimson Trace.
I didn't expect that in a dark room at home, actually the laser lights up well enough that I really wouldn't need a flashlight.
Another bonus ... you can sign up for free batteries for life ... even though I don't expect to go through very many. (Posted on 6/9/2016)
Awesome Review by Raul
Well I've not tried it at the range but I can tell you it will be awesome. Read great reviews and I don't doubt that it will dissappoint me. The quality it top notch. Bought 2 so far w/o even trying it out first. Just because of the confidence and the quality I have with CT. (Posted on 5/28/2016)
wife loves it. Review by stanley
put this laser sight om my wifes Walther P-380. was easy to put on and easy to sight in. she loves it and is really a great shot now with her laser sight. wish I had done this when she first got this gun. am think about getting another one for my Tarus 9mm. great product. (Posted on 5/2/2016)
Does not fit Sig Sauer P320 Compact Review by Ron
Even though the website states this universal laser fits the Sig P320 it DOES NOT fit the compact version. Only one of the mounting inserts (#1) fit the rail properly, but it causes the butt of the laser to push up against the trigger guard of the pistol causing an improper fit overall. Will unfortunately be returning the product. Here's to hoping Crimson Trace will bring out laser grips for the P320! (Posted on 5/1/2016)
Best laser ever Review by David
I just bought the CME 206... OMG!!! Fantastic it was so easy to install on my PPQ .22lr tactacal.
It works better then expected!!!
Way to go Crimson Trace for goin above and beyond to produce the best product out there!!! (Posted on 5/1/2016)
Awesome Review by baaddawg
I have several CTC sights, even before green was available. Personally, I prefer the universal mount that can be switched between guns. I like the universal better than the "in Grip" sights, just my choice. These CMR-206 are great, just ordered two more. Gonna try one on my Colt AR-15. CTC continues to improve their products, I don't even look at another manufacturer. And yes, customer service is above and beyond. (Posted on 4/13/2016)
Excellent Review by Conan646
This is my 4th Crimson Trace laser and by far the best. I mounted this one on on my Ruger American and it was close to being right on target straight out of the box. This is the first green laser I bought and it's excellent! (Posted on 4/13/2016)
Best Laser on the market!!! Review by Reinhold
Installed the CMR-206 on my Smith & Wesson M&P22C and finally had a chance to evaluate its performance on the range. Definitely a 5 star product. It improved my accuracy with this gun by at least several hundred percent.
Also, have to mention that the Crimson Trace customer service is the best in the industry. They replaced the clamps that attach the laser to the rail, that I managed to break by not following directions. Had the replacement part in less than 3 days!!! (Posted on 4/12/2016)
cmr-206 railmaster universal green laser Review by Matt.
I purchased 4 of these lasers for all of my pistols all of which are capable of being my CCP. America has changed, We don't know when we could be in a situation where we cannot aim our sights on our pistols effectively. If that is ever the situation that I must face, I want to do it with cmr-206 railmaster green lasers . (Posted on 2/28/2016)
CMR-206 RAIL MASTER® UNIVERSAL GREEN LASER SIGHT FIT MY TAURUS PT 111 MILLENNIUM G2 PERFECTLY Review by David
I purchased the CMR-206 RAIL MASTER® UNIVERSAL GREEN LASER SIGHT for my Taurus PT 111 Millennium G2 . It fit perfectly and with clear instructions it was very easy to install. The green light is extremely bright and very easy to see even during the daylight. I am extremely happy. I will be getting another Crimson Trace laser for my Taurus 38 sp revolver very soon. (Posted on 2/27/2016)
I have two, Love them! Review by Shooter Greg
I have two, Love them! I like the CMR-206, I have these two on my ARs . I really like the option of the three mode setting.With these CMR-206, I also have Crimson Trace lasers on three of my Glock pistols, two on Charter pistols, and two of the CMR-201 red rail masters on my AR pistols. I own nine in all, and have Used them for years. Crimson Trace makes the most user friendly highest quality lasers on the market! I recommend Crimson Trace lasers to every shooter I meet! I will buy more. Thanks Crimson Trace for years of excellent service! (Posted on 2/9/2016)
Nice upgrade to Walther PPQ 45 Review by James L
I just installed the CMR-206 on my PPQ 45 today. The #3 adapter gives the perfect fit. Though the instructions state the #4 adapter is proper for the PPQ, I suspect this is for the M1 or perhaps the M2 in 9 mm or .40 S&W.
The mounting seems solid & the green laser seems much more visible than my CTC red lasers in daylight. Will take it to the range tomorrow for final sight in. Using a Site Lite laser boresighter at about 30', the elevation needed a slight adjustment with the windage being spot on.
The paddle switches have a nice feel & I appreciate the strobe mode very much. The module is very compact & adds no discernable weight to the front of the PPQ. The engineering & quality seem to be spot on for what one would expect from Crimson Trace. (Posted on 2/1/2016)
So far I love it .....but.... Review by Paul
I purchased the CMR-206 Mini Range Master for my new Sig Sauer P320 compact. I realize that the P320 has only been on the market for a few months but the 206 is listed as universal mounting so I took a chance. Only one of the mounting inserts was even close to fitting. I had to modify the front of the trigger guard to get it to fit.
The P320 is a polymer frame (plastic) and I have two, one in black and one in FDE. I decided to modify the black one for laser use. I used a dremel tool with a light sanding wheel to remove a very small amount of material and slightly reshape the trigger guard. This worked well and I have now have a proper fitting laser.
If you try this ...go easy and don't over do it....but this is the only way you'll get this laser on a P320 compact.
I love the bright green laser dot and can't wait to get it on the range. I purchased my CMR-206 from Midway for $135.00 on sale and it came with a blazing Lenser T7 flash light as a bonus....a real nice pack deal. (Posted on 1/27/2016)
Incredible! Review by Greg
Just bought a new Gen 4 Glock 19 with this laser. The quality of this laser is obvious and I agree with earlier posts about the activation pressure needed to turn on the laser is just right (i.e. not too sensitive). The green laser is so bright and easy to see, even at 50 yards. Well worth the money! (Posted on 1/11/2016)
CMR-206 On PX4 Compact Review by William & Sherri
The laser fits the pistol great and is easy to operate. Went with the green laser over the red and am really happy with how easy it is to see on my targets. (Posted on 1/1/2016)
Really Nice Review by Z Bull
Put on my M&P 9 Pro. Small and well made. Pulse green is fantastic. As noted, the green is very visible: I could see it clearly on a target 50 yards away (outside, partial cloud cover). Pulse mode eliminates the light dance that makes lasers tough to aim at distance.
Very happy with this product (Posted on 12/29/2015)
So for an excellent product. Review by John
So far my CMR 206 has exceeded my expectations. The build quality is excellent the function is excellent, very intuitive to use. I've been the range quite a few times with it and have never had a problem. Keep up the good work Crimson Trace. (Posted on 12/4/2015)
outstanding Review by snoopy
Got the laser for my 1911.. SWEET. I can switch it around between 1911's... even on my conversion 22 1911... on the bottom of my mech tech carbine in 460 rowland. Just have to remember in fast aiming that distance to target means compensate for bullet drop. Love it!
(Posted on 11/16/2015)
Brilliant Emerald Green for Go Review by A Texan
The CMR-206 with its intuitive modes/ambi controls for my left hand hold is simply the BEST addition to my Ruger SR22 and Silencerco Sparrow can. This is my 1st purchase THAT has paid off handsomely as Crimson Trace is a top self premium brand and the laser performance has been Flawless. The laser simply out distances any 22 LR ballistics but I'm after another CM-206 for my M-16 upgraded to 300 Blackout with AAC can ,too.
My not so young eyes can't focus on that Ruger increasingly fuzzy rear sight anymore. Mostly not wanting Lasic corrective surgery just yet. But that exceedingly bright emerald green dot is more than sufficient to keep the bullseyes coming all day. Besides being pleasant and quiet to shoot, my Ruger outfitted CT laser is a smashing hit every time its turned on especially with little kids and the ladies. Show and tell right here! Soon I suspect that most all my firearms will be outfitted with your lasers eventually. Didn't need those rear sights,anyway!
Thank You ,Crimson Trace for helping to keep those older eyes on target. DGJ (Posted on 9/24/2015)
CMR-206 on XD Mod-2 45ACP Review by DeathDfyD
Fits perfectly on my Mod-2. The interchangeable rail attachment (#2 in this case) puts the CMR-206 ambidextrous activation switch right at the outside edge of the trigger guard, allowing for easy reach and touch activation with your index finger without any interference with or without gloves on. The switch is firm also, so you don't have to worry about it being too sensitive to the touch, or during holstering, and killing your battery. the 206 sits directly under the frame and slide so no fears about the muzzle flash and heat melting or damaging the front of the laser sight with repeated shooting either. Which was something I had to keep in mind since my gun is a sub-compact. The Mod-2 might require you to adjust the laser sight slightly due to the tall stature of the handgun, but that is a simple matter, and gives you an excuse to get over to the range for some practice. :) Always good.
The 3 Modes of operation are a sweet bonus to the 206, and it's simple to switch between them. I love the Green laser and the strobe feature since it catches your eye easily while moving from one target to the next in daylight conditions as much as at night, and when panning across brightly lit and shadowed areas. You don't lose sight of the laser dot at all.
A solid and highly recommended product that can be used on a variety of guns and rifles with rails, thanks to the 4 different rail attachments. CT even gives you a list of models and the # attachment that will likely provide the best fit. 5 stars from me. (Posted on 8/28/2015)
Excellent! Review by Krieg
Bought this for my Colt Marine close quarter battle pistol. It far eclipses the bulkier CMR 203 for pistol duty! Excellent daylight performance, like the 203 Green, but in the much smaller package. Perfect for a handgun. My 203 has been relegated to AR rifle duty. (Posted on 8/25/2015)
Taurus Millennium G2 Fitment Review by Gilbert
Used number 1 insert for a perfect rail fit. Used 9mm laser round to ensure green CMR-206 and red round dot merged at the desired distance.
Sweet! Bright green is easy to see in daylight.
I only wish by Beretta and a green laser too! (Posted on 6/13/2015)
CMR206 Completes my XDS 45 3.3 Review by firstname.lastname@example.com
I bough by first CC firearm the XDS 45 3.3. Put the extended mag on there and it fits my bigger hand just right. Something was still missing...the green 206 laser. I called CT and ordered it over the phone, easy. A few days later my XDS was complete. Just got back from the range to sight it. All it took was a quarter turn of the up and down and now I hit bulls eye every time. (Posted on 5/26/2015)
First Laser Purchase Review by larry
This is my first laser. After researching All of them and talking to owners, it was a no brainer when choosing Crimson Trace. I got the Crimson Trace Rail Master Green Laser Sight,Black,Universal Fit CMR-206. I'm absolutely 100% satisfied with this excellent laser. It Is more than I expected taking into consideration the quality and performance. I especially like the strobe feature on my model. I will be looking to buy one for my S&W AR MP-15 .22 rifle. Look no further if you are trying to decide on a laser manufacturer. Crimson Trace is hands down the best product out there. Trust me I've spent hours researching lasers so I could have the best. (Posted on 5/20/2015)
one of four Review by John J.
This is my newest, I have three other Crimson trace lasers. this CMR206 is on my new Walther CCP , small and compact easy to use no obstruction with my holster. I have two red ones and now two green ones much prefer the green very easy to see at a great distance. Very pleased with Crimson Trace Products, continue to recommend to my friends. (Posted on 5/9/2015)
Simply Right Review by DC
Installed on a SBR (rifle). I was looking for a lightweight, simple to operate, as small as possible, green laser. The CRM-206 fits the bill perfectly! (Posted on 3/25/2015)
CMR-206 RAIL MASTER® Review by Mark
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Game 124: Tampa Bay at Toronto
Today's lineups:
Third place AL East, 10.0 GB
1. Jason Bartlett, SS
2. Ben Zobrist, 2B
3. Evan Longoria, 3B
4. Pat Burrell, DH
5. Carlos Pena, 1B
6. B.J. Upton, CF
7. Dioner Navarro, C
8. Gabe Kapler, LF
9. Gabe Gross, RF
Starter: RHP James Shields (7-10, 3.81)
Fourth place AL East, 20.5 GB
1. Marco Scutaro, SS
2. Aaron Hill, 2B
3. Adam Lind, LF
4. Lyle Overbay, 1B
5. Vernon Wells, CF
6. Randy Ruiz, DH
7. Rod Barajas, C
8. Travis Snider, RF
9. Jose Bautista, 3B
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It would be interesting to know what the estimated distance was on Snider's home run last night. Hitting the windows in left center field as a left hand hitter is an achievement. It must have been 450-500 feet or possibly even longer.
Only left hand batting Jay, I can remember ever hitting one there is Carlos Delgado, but I suspect Snider has more power than even Carlos. I also expect if he stays healthy and in a Jay uniform, he will break all home run records ever set by a Jays hitter. Going to be fun to watch.


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Creamy pasta with asparagus & peas
Prep: 5 mins Cook: 12 mins
Take five ingredients and whip up this simple green vegetable fusilli supper for two, plus hit 3 of your 5-a-day
Nutrition and extra info
- Vegetarian
- Healthy
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal658
- fat28g
- saturates15g
- carbs75g
- sugars7g
- fibre7g
- protein25g
- salt0.5g
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Cook the pasta following the pack instructions. Two minutes before the end of the cooking time, add the asparagus and peas. Boil everything together for the final 2 mins, then scoop out and reserve a cup of the cooking liquid from the pan before draining the pasta and veg.
Return the pasta and veg to the pan and add the lemon zest, soft cheese and seasoning. Add a squeeze of lemon juice to taste and stir in 2-3 tbsp of the cooking liquid to loosen the sauce.
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16th Aug, 2015
While this recipe isn't the most complicated in the world, with enough lemon juice and seasoning it makes for a delightful summer dinner. It's also a good starting point for people who like to add to it and get creative. Definitely having garlic bread, pancetta, and some mint the next time around. More recipes like these please!
15th May, 2014
We loved this recipe, it was really light and fresh tasting. There was quite a lot left in the pan, but that was fine as it allowed for second helpings! I used fresh pasta spirals so the entire dish was ready in under 5 minutes. Mindful of the earlier comments I added a stock cube and some white wine to the pasta water, then mixed a bit more wine in with the cheese (half fat philly with chives), I also added a spoonful of creme fraiche and LOTS of seasoning before mixing with the pasta and adding a bit of the cooking liquid. I topped it with a little shaved parmesan and served with a wedge of lemon for extra squeezing (having already used the juice of half and the zest of the whole lemon I still felt that it could take more). I will definitely make this again!


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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
The local owner-operators of Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery, with three locations in San Diego and Temecula, have partnered with the concept's original founder to open a new restaurant at The Linq, a $550 million open-air retail and entertainment center set to debut in 2013 on the Las Vegas Strip.
The center is being developed by Caesars Entertainment and Caruso Affiliated, with a planned October opening.
A statement said the San Diego-based Tilted Kilt team — Anthony Laureti, Bill Reynolds and Jason Wood — is partnering with company founder Mark DiMartino on the Las Vegas eatery. The local group has also franchised a location set to open in December next to the Honda Center in Anaheim.
The local group currently operates Tilted Kilt locations in downtown San Diego, Westfield Mission Valley mall, and Promenade at Temecula.
DiMartino founded the Scottish and Irish-themed restaurant and sports-bar chain in Las Vegas in 2003. The three local locations are part of a larger franchise system with headquarters in Tempe, Ariz.
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Baci di dama, lady's kisses. Heavenly lips with a chocolate smile. These are classic Italian cookies from Piemonte, one of the gastronomic meccas of Italy. The region is rich in all sorts of delicacies such as hazelnuts, chocolate, truffles and some of the best wines known to mankind. My best friend Diana – also an innkeeper – lives in Piemonte. When I make these cookies I think of her and I wish we could meet more often, bake cookies and drink some of that splendid wine.
Real Baci di dama allegedly come from Tortona, a little town South east of Torino, and are made with almonds. It is also reported that the kisses originate in the Savoia king's kitchens and are made with hazelnuts.
I'm not fond of our former royals, but I love hazelnuts. In addition, I love this recipe. It's quick, easy and fills the kitchen with a rich aroma of nuts and butter that never fails to cheer me up.
- 100 gr. ( 3.5 oz) hazelnuts
- 110 gr. ( 1/2 cup) unsalted butter
- 2 tablespoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 150 gr. (1 cup) pastry flour
- 1 egg white
- powdered sugar to coat
- 60 gr (3 oz ) 70% dark chocolate
Place all dry ingredients and the butter in a food processor bowl. Using the blade at high speed, blend until most of the mixture resembles coarse meal, about 2 minutes. Stir in the egg white and vanilla and blend until the mixture forms a dough, one more minute. It is important not to overheat the butter in the dough, so do not overwork.
With lightly floured hands roll the dough into 2.5 cm (1 inch) thick cylinders. Cut each cylinder into 2 cm (2/3 inch) pieces and roll them into balls. Carefully arrange the balls on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
Preheat oven to 180° C/ 350° F. Bake the cookies in middle of the oven for 30 minutes until slightly golden. Meanwhile place two tabsp powdered sugar in a paper bag. Pull the baking sheet from the oven and wait a few minutes until the cookies are cool enough to handle. Place 1/3 of the cookies in the paper bag and shake lightly to coat them with sugar. Place the coated cookies on a wire rack and repeat the sugar coating with all other cookies, one third at the time. Add more powdered sugar to the bag if necessary.
If you stop here, you have made delightful hazelnut cookies with hardly any time and effort.
Now, if you are in need of sophistication, melt the chocolate in the microwave or in a small pan over low heat. Let it cool off to obtain a thick spreadable cream. To assemble the baci di dama, sandwich two cookies of similar size with a thin layer of melted chocolate in between. Serve to high acclaim.
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Thai prawn, ginger & spring onion stir-fry
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- saturates2g
- carbs22g
- sugars17g
- fibre3g
- protein25g
- salt6.32g
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Put the prawns in a bowl. Put the chilli, garlic, coriander stalks (snip these up using scissors first) and caster sugar in a spice grinder or small food processor and whizz together. Add half of the lime juice and the fish sauce, then pour this over the prawns.
Heat 1 tbsp oil in a wok, add the ginger and spring onions and fry for 1 min. Add the red pepper and fry for 1 min, until the pepper starts to soften. Add the water chestnuts and bean sprouts, and toss together until the bean sprouts start to wilt. Add the soy sauce and a really good grind of black pepper, then tip the lot into a serving dish.
Heat the remaining oil in the wok and add the prawns, lifting them out of their juices. Toss for 1-2 mins until they turn pink, add the marinade and swirl the wok quickly, then tip the lot onto the veg. Snip over the coriander leaves and sprinkle on the remaining lime. Serves over noodles with extra lime for squeezing over.


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Between running careers, families and households, women are multitasking all the time in a society that hasn't quite formed itself around our multiple needs for maternity leave, child care, elder care and other support systems. With so much on our plates, it's no wonder that anxiety and depression are twice as common in women as in men.
It's normal to feel blue once in a while, but if your mood has started affecting your day-to-day functioning, it's time to get advice from a professional. Feelings of nervousness, irritability, sadness, guilt, exhaustion or hopelessness that go on and on could be signs of an anxiety disorder, depression or both. A visit with your primary care provider can help sort out what's going on and point you toward appropriate care and resources. Fortunately, there are many effective therapies – as well as things you can do for yourself – that can help calm the emotional roller coaster.
Anxiety and depression are often linked, and the treatments for them are similar. For mild cases of anxiety or depression, therapy from a counselor or psychiatrist can be very helpful. Therapy addresses the feelings, thoughts and behaviors that are associated with depression and anxiety disorders. People tend to have patterns in their lives that often perpetuate these disorders. Identifying your patterns and learning to change them can ease the negative feelings significantly and help you head off relapses in the future.
If anxiety or depression is moderate to severe, medications may help in addition to therapy. The most commonly prescribed medications for both anxiety and depression are a class of drugs known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs. Fluoxetine (trade name Prozac) is the SSRI that most people have heard of, but there are many others as well. SSRIs are very effective, but typically take around six weeks to fully kick in. If your anxiety is severe and you can't wait for the SSRI to take effect, faster-acting short-term medications can be added to bridge the gap.
In addition to taking advantage of help from medical professionals, there are many things you can do to help yourself:
Practice stress management. For those of us who are rabid multitaskers, simply learning how to prioritize and break down those endless to-do lists into short-term goals can really help reduce anxiety. Yoga, meditation, deep breathing and other techniques can help as well.
Make sleep a priority. You probably already know how much sleep you need to feel good and function well – and you're probably not getting that. It's a cycle that's hard to break out of: Stress causes sleeplessness and sleeplessness causes more stress. But it's important to make sleep a priority, because depression and anxiety are hard to treat in people who don't get enough sleep. Medication can help, but before you resort to that, commit to making some changes in your sleep habits, like shutting off the computer or TV well before lights out, going to bed and getting up at the same time every day, and banishing light from the bedroom.
Lean on your support systems. Women tend to take on more responsibility than they should – and to shoulder it almost entirely on their own. If you have a partner, have a talk about sharing the load a bit more, or bringing in someone to help. If you are carrying an unmanageable load at work, talk with your supervisor about helping to prioritize tasks. And don't drop social engagements due to lack of time – now is the time you need your friends for venting, laughing and relaxing.
Don't underestimate the benefits of healthy living. To keep anxiety and depression at bay, I can't emphasize enough the importance of eating a healthy diet and getting regular physical activity. Even small amounts of exercise can make a big difference, both physically and emotionally – especially if you can get outside in a garden or a park for some fresh air, natural light and a change of scenery. Depression can be associated with weight gain, and in my experience, patients who've made healthy lifestyle changes have found that these changes significantly supported their overall recovery.
If your anxiety or depression has led you to start abusing alcohol or drugs, if your behavior is becoming reckless or dangerous, or if you are having thoughts about harming yourself, do not attempt to ride out your feelings: Make an urgent appointment with your primary care provider or therapist. If you are at imminent risk of harming yourself, call your county mental health crisis line or go directly to a hospital emergency room.
It's normal to feel a little anxious or depressed sometimes. It is not normal to feel that way all the time. Get in the habit of checking in with yourself frequently. If you're suffering from normal stress, practicing the self-help strategies just mentioned can make a big difference. But if you find yourself struggling with no end in sight, give your doctor a call. Appropriate treatment can calm the roller coaster and make life a much smoother ride.
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It used to be that every year on June 14, nearly every house in Woodhaven was adorned with the American flag. Sadly, that's the exception rather than the rule these days, but there was still enough of the old spirit left for two beautiful celebrations of our flag and country this past weekend.
On Friday, the students of St. Thomas the Apostle held their annual Flag Day celebration with the youngest ones marching about the basement cafeteria in handmade Uncle Sam hats singing "You're A Grand Old Flag."
The Pledge of Allegiance followed, then a beautiful rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner," "God Bless America" and then finally the entire cafeteria, filled with about 200 students, waved flags and sang Lee Greenwood's "I'm Proud to Be an American." It was very touching and inspirational.
Assemblyman Mike Miller and Deputy Inspector Hank Sautner of the 102nd Precinct were the special guests, and they were both impressed by the singing and the patriotism of the young boys and girls.
The following day, residents of Woodhaven gathered at the American Legion Hall Post 118 on 89th Avenue for a Flag Day Barbecue that also served as an opportunity to say thank you to all the veterans who served our country.
This barbecue was inspired by last year's "Thank a Vet" event held by the Woodhaven Residents' Block Association, and was funded by donations big and small by past and present residents of this community.
Assemblyman Miller donated a few trays of baked ziti, as well as the use of a large grill, and Paul Vasiliadis, owner of The Avenue Diner at 91-06 Jamaica Ave. donated plates and coolers. Other residents chipped in with canopy tents and some, like resident Jimmy Fusco, came out to lend their expertise at the grill.
Besides Assemblyman Miller, we were also honored to be joined by Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez, who presented the American Legion with a special American flag that had flown over the U.S. Capitol.
"It's a beautiful day and today we honor all veterans, those who served and those who are still active, because they made the ultimate sacrifice, not only to protect our nation, and provide our liberties and freedoms, but also to make sure that we have peace around the world," Congresswoman Velázquez told the residents gathered on 89th Avenue.
"This is the true meaning of community, friendship and family" said Martin Colberg, president of the Woodhaven Residents' Block Association. "We're all a part of this community, and we're all one big family in Woodhaven. It's a great day to say 'thank you' to the vets and also a great day for us all to come out and meet some new neighbors."
American Legion Auxiliary Department of New York 10th District President Mary Farley led a beautiful flag retirement ceremony, and we were also joined by several students from St. Thomas the Apostle – Jessica Diaz, Marco Diaz, Nicky Diaz, Arianna Rivera, Breanna Rivera, Joel Rivera, Brandon Roldan and Mario Roldan – who led the assembled residents of Woodhaven in the Pledge of Allegiance and the "Star Spangled Banner."
It was a beautiful community event, reminiscent of the way things used to be in Woodhaven. A small stickball game even broke out and those who attended said it was a great time and look forward to doing it all over again next year.
The Woodhaven Residents' Block Association will be gathering again this weekend, Saturday morning, June 21, at the American Legion Hall at 89-02 91st Street to discuss neighborhood issues ranging from noise and sanitation to the recent road work, potential plans to make basement housing legal and much more.
Please note that this Saturday's meeting has a special start time of 10 a.m., which we're hoping allows people to come out and take part in the meeting and still have time to enjoy the rest of their weekend. Hope to see you there!


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Rob Vega of Lancaster was in raft with five others when it flipped Saturday
The body of a 22-year-old Lancaster man was recovered in the Youghiogheny River in Ohiopyle on Monday, police said.
Rob Vega, 22, was found near Bottle of Wine Rapid, where a search had been ongoing since Saturday. His family identified his remains.
Vega and six other people were rafting with a guide Saturday. Officials said the group made it past the dangerous Dimple Rock, where several other boaters have died over the years, and moved into the Swimmers Rapid section of the river, when their raft flipped.
"All the boaters were recovered, however this 22-year-old male was last seen just above Swimmers Rapid with his (personal floatation device) and helmet on. That was the last time they saw him," said Ohiopyle Park Operations Manager James Juran.
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text: To paraphrase Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's famous remarks about obscenity, the concept of the "gadget" is not easy to define—but we know a gadget when we see it. They capture our imaginations like little else. We become compulsively attached. The best gadgets fulfill basic needs we're hard-pressed to describe, and because of that possess a magical ability to conjure money. They become talismans for economic vitality, as the gadgets in this gallery show. While the "gadget" predates the invention of electronics, we stuck to devices that one way or another make use of electricity, in keeping with the 21st-century sense of the word. We also decided that for this list, a gadget was something a person had to be able to hold and more or less use with one hand, which ruled out laptops, for example. We picked gadgets that tipped toward the "gizmo" side of the continuum. The gadgets we chose weren't just popular. They didn't just make their inventors or manufacturers a lot of money. These diminutive devices cracked open the earth, shoving tectonic plates east and west to build new mountains of economic activity. They demonstrate the profound capacity of the most unassuming bits of metal, glass and plastic to transmute the basic elements of labor and commerce into new sources of gold. Above: Motorola DynaTAC You could be forgiven if in the early 1990s you didn't take investment advice from Zack Morris of Saved by the Bell. But his conspicuously incessant yapping into his Motorola DynaTAC-style mobile phone put Zack in the vanguard of a fundamental change in the way human beings interact—a change that minted a trillion-dollar industry. The DynaTAC went on sale in 1984 after the FCC approved the 2.5-pound device as the world's first consumer-grade cell phone. At a cost of nearly $4,000 for the handset alone, Zack's DynaTAC signified him as the preppy, privileged rich kid. But his ugly brick turned out to be simply the first domino in a technological cascade that has spread across the world with amazing speed. Just 20 years post-Zack, a new World Bank study finds that 75 percent of the world's population has access to mobile phones, including much of the developing world. Photo: mikek/FlickrRegency TR-1 Transistor Radio At $49.95, the Regency TR-1 effectively launched the category of the portable, consumer-grade electronic communications gadget when it hit the market in 1954. Six years earlier, researchers at Bell Labs had hailed their new invention, the transistor, for its potential to transform communications technology, which until then was weighed down by cumbersome vacuum tubes. Texas Instruments won the race to turn Bell Labs' invention into relatively affordable, assembly line-ready gadgets with the Regency TR-1. 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Synchronize User Account data between multiple Trac projects
Table of Contents
This plugin can be used to synchronize user account data between multiple projects within the same
TRAC_PARENT. Basically, it reads the account information from all the separate environments, merges them, and then updates all environments accordingly. As it currently still is in early beta state at best, a
dryrun mode is enabled by default - so no changes will be written to the database. Instead, the updates for the affected environments will be stored in
<tracenv>.sql files to investigate.
If you intend to use this plugin in its current state, you are strongly encouraged to...
- first test it in a non-productive environment, which best is a copy of the intended productive environment to be used on later
- first let it run in
drymode, and investigate the resulting
*.sqlfiles carefully
- only if everything seems to be fine, and still being in your test environment, and after making a copy of the databases, disable
drymodeand verify the results
- only if still everything seems to be OK, repeat these steps in your productive environment - at your own risk
I (the author) will take no responsibilities whatever, especially concerning possible damage and data loss. You have been warned!
If you are still encouraged to try it: Great - I love to receive your feedback!
Except this plugin being still in early beta state, there are more limitations to consider:
- it was not widely tested yet
- it is not yet "fool-proof" (if it ever will be). This especially means, not all possible exceptions may be handled yet
- it works only for environments, which...
- share the same
- use the AccountManagerPlugin
- store the user passwords in a
- share the same
.htpasswdpassword file
- share the same
There may be more limitations I'm not aware of at the moment...
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for TracUserSyncPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Download the zipped source from [download:tracusersyncplugin here].
You can check out TracUserSyncPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.
- 0.1: Basic synchronization
- current trunk: adds purge functionality
The easiest way to install this plugin is:
easy_install http://trac-hacks.org/svn/tracusersyncplugin/0.11/trunk
While you may want to replace "trunk" by one of the branches. "trunk" is usually the "code in development", while the branches should reflect something "stable".
You can also checkout the code from the repository, or download and unpack the zipped source (see above) - and then run either
easy_install or
python setup.py from where the
setup.py file resides.
For testing purposes, default settings should be fine. However, there are some settings you can use for "fine-tuning" - they are to be found (or inserted) in(to) your
trac.iniin the
[user_sync] section as shown below:
[user_sync] dryrun = true merge_conflicts = skip sql_file_path = sync_fields = email,name users_keep = exclude_envs =
The easiest way to modify these settings is using the IniAdminPlugin, where you always have some helpful information displayed next to the options. I will explain them here in short, though:
This enables the "test mode", in which no changes won't be done to your environments - especially the databases will not be written to. Instead, changes which would be written to the database will be stored in
*.sql files, one for each environment. This is a boolean setting - so the only valid values here are "true" and "false".
What should be done if records from two (or more) environments conflict. Possible values are "skip" (do not update this user anywhere) and "newer" (use the record from the environment the user was last active in - which must not necessarily be the one with the most recent data). Default is "skip", to be on the safe side.
What makes a conflict? Say user Tom registers in environment A, and sets his name to "Tom Sawyer" and his email to "tom@…". His password is stored to the shared
.htpasswd file, so he can immediately login to environment B without registering again. He does so - but edits his record here, using the name "Tommy". If the field
name is contained in the
sync_fields list (see below), this would cause a conflict since the two names don't match - which means, the email won't be synchronized either. The same applies the other way round: If a different email was specified in one environment, the entire record would be considered conflicting.
The path where the
*.sql files shall be stored into. If not set, they will be written into the
log sub directory of the environment the plugin was invoked from.
Which fields of the user records should be considered for synchronization. By default, this is set to
name,email - the two basic fields. If you use the UserManagerPlugin, you may want to add some more fields. Note that for now a single conflict on any of the fields will exclude a user record from being merged - though this may change in the future.
There are two more fields considered here, even if not mentioned (and you should never introduce them into that list): the information used by the email verification. This means, if you enabled email verification in the AccountManagerPlugin, we will try to take care for that as well. So if a user verified for one environment, we try to do this for the other environments as well.
This option only affects purging: here you can define users which shall always be excluded from purging. The plugin will take care for your permission groups (e.g. anonymous,authenticated) automatically, so you don't need to add those.
A comma separated list of environments to exclude from our actions by default. The only effect here is that the corresponding check boxes in the web_ui will not be checked then.
You will find the interface on the Admin page in the Accounts section as User Sync (see also below screenshot). After invoking this page, you can select the environments to synchronize. The list includes all Trac environments sharing the
TRAC_PARENT_DIR with the environment you are currently in - though it did not yet check what password store they are using or even whether they share the same password file (this may be added later). If your selection includes an environment with conflicting data, it will be excluded later. By default, currently all found environments are pre-selected - so you might want to uncheck one/some or leave it as is.
The second "field set" shows you the password file used by the current environment, and what users have been stored there. This is just for your information.
The third section lets you select the actions to perform. Synchronize is already pre-selected here, since this is the main task this plugin is for, and also is what you probably want to do. This action means: Make sure all included environments get the account data users have entered in one of the environments for fields contained in the
sync_fields setting. The second check box, labeled Purge, will cause the plugin to remove all users from all environments - except those contained in the password file or mentioned in the
users_keep setting. Of course, it would not touch your permission groups (anonymous,authenticated, and whatever you may have added) - these are evaluated automatically.
dryrun mode first and check the resulting
*.sql files carefully. Every Trac setup has its specifics, and I only tested the script in my own setup. So as long as there's no feedback from other users, I'd consider it not-yet-safe!
Now that you've made your selections, push the Perform actions button. When the page is reloaded, it will inform you about the results:
A green box on top (see below screenshot) will give you short information about successful operation. If you got a red box instead, the operation failed completely.
At the end of the page, a new "field set" called Log messages appears, giving you more detailed information about the process. This includes successful steps as well as "minor failures" (such as environments excluded for reasons like missing privileges or conflicting settings). Read this carefully to get an overview.
Next, you should also investigate the resulting
*.sql files. Some hints:
- Check the
NOT IN ()list of the
DELETEstatements to make sure it contains all the users of your password file (they should be in here) as well as all your permission groups (should be in as well - but the plugin may have failed to set them all up correctly - remember, it's not yet thoroughly tested) and
- Check the
INSERTstatements for each environment (e.g. by turning them into
SELECTstatements and run those against the database - they should return no data then)
- Check the
UPDATEstatements in the same way, if there are any - in this case, the corresponding
SELECTmust return a record, but not necessarily with the same data (hence the update)
Hot run
You may disable the
dryrun mode once you finished the checks above. Well, you may even disable it immediately - but that's currently not recommended :-) Once you are sure everything works fine, you can even disable the writing of the
*.sql files by setting the
sql_file_path = none in your
This is what it could look like after a successful synchronization:
There are some things I consider for the future:
- only list "compatible" environments (i.e. those sharing the same password file, and where the current user has the required privileges)
- make the plugin more "fool-proof" and reliable (I need your feedback for that)
- identify and remove "dummy users" (i.e. spammers whose spam you already removed: registered users with no ownership/authorship of any ticket, wiki article, component, whatsoever - and a last_visit xx days in the past)
- introduce some "Listeners" (to notice registrations/changes in environments and automatically propagate them to the other environments, so you only need to run the synchronization manually once - which is after installation).
I have to say here: This is not a promise. I wrote all this in my free time, and I will only continue it if my time permits me to. And believe me, I have some more projects and things I like to do, so don't get mad at me if I delay (or even stop). But hey, in those cases you've got the source, right?
Recent Changes
- 7733 by izzy on 2010-02-26 07:03:06
fixed a typo and added some more exception handling (usersync crashed under some strange conditions)
- 6987 by izzy on 2009-11-01 18:15:44
! wrong defaults for excludes
- 6986 by izzy on 2009-11-01 18:14:38
+ added option to exclude environments form sync by default
! selection of environments was ignored
- 6982 by izzy on 2009-11-01 13:32:49
+ implemented purge of non-existing users
Author: izzy
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From here, you can Import an existing file (2), or you can Create a New Tree (3). The post covers the Enter What You Know.
Most of us have heard, when starting to do Genealogy Research, Start with what you know, yourself, then work backwards. This screen does that. You should enter all Names as complete as possible. That is FULL First Names, any Middle Names, and the Surname(s). When this tree is created, this first name, You in this example, will become the HOME person, or focal person, in this tree. It CAN be changed later.
For the Family Tree Maker program, Upper and Lower Case name entry should be used. Later you will see that you can control how these names will be displayed in reports, charts or trees.
There are special instructions for entering names that can be found under Help, Index, and typing Name and selecting Enter.
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The Tab key will take you to the Birth Date and Birth Location for this individual. After completing these two field, the Tab key will take you to the Parents Names.
The next Tab key will take you to the Name of File field. By Default it will be the name of the Home person. However, it can be changed. The File Location, by Default will be in your My Documents folder and a New Folder will be created called Family Tree Maker. The defaults can be changed. A note as to what the Filename and Location should be noted, if you are new to the Family Tree Maker program. Like other fields, they can be changed.
The Continue button will complete creating this new Family File. If you were to close Family Tree Maker at this point, the next time you open the program, you will be automatically taken to this tree.
As you close the program, you will see that the File is Saved. A note, the file will be updated each time you leave a field.
Terms: A FILE is what was just created. It will contain RECORDS for each Individual, and Each record will have a series of FIELDS containing various bits of information on that individual
Link to Knowledge Base Article
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