Package: usemod-wiki Version: 1.0-6 Yo!
Usemod-Wiki apparently has a strange problem when I try to use german
umlauts (and probably 70% of all the other unicode characters): Umlauts in
words starting in upper case are rendered somehow partly as wikiwords.
Looks as a latin1/utf8 problem to me, as the first byte of many unicode
sequences, rendered as latin1 characters, would be an uppercase letter like
A-with-tilde.
For example, the word 'Verschlüsselung' is rendered as 'Verschl�a
href="wiki.pl?action=edit&id=Verschl� class=wikipageedit>?</a>sselung' (and
I very much suspect that the characters not rendered as I write this mail
are illegal utf8 sequences or something like that.)
Environment: pretty default usemod-wiki configuration file; diff against
the file as shipped below. The whole is running under apache2 (2.0.54-4),
again, with pretty much unchanged configuration, on a freshly installed
sarge machine.
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Index: config
-$DataDir = "/var/lib/usemod-wiki"; # Main wiki directory
+$DataDir = "/data/wiki"; # Main wiki directory
-$LogoUrl = "/usemod-wiki/debian-logo.png"; # URL for site logo (""
+$LogoUrl = ""; # URL for site logo ("" for no logo)
-$RcDefault = 30; # Default number of RecentChanges days
[EMAIL PROTECTED] = qw(1 3 7 30 90); # Days for links on RecentChanges
-$KeepDays = 14; # Days to keep old revisions
+$RcDefault = 90; # Default number of RecentChanges days
[EMAIL PROTECTED] = qw(7 30 90); # Days for links on RecentChanges
+$KeepDays = 3650; # Days to keep old revisions
-$UseLookup = 1; # 1 = lookup host names, 0 = skip lookup (IP only)
+$UseLookup = 0; # 1 = lookup host names, 0 = skip lookup (IP only)
-$NumberDates = 0; # 1 = 2003-6-17 dates, 0 = June 17, 2003 dates
-$ParseParas = 0; # 1 = new paragraph markup, 0 = old markup
+$NumberDates = 1; # 1 = 2003-6-17 dates, 0 = June 17, 2003 dates
+$ParseParas = 1; # 1 = new paragraph markup, 0 = old markup
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cheers
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