Hello Martin, I played around with the idea a little more and came up with an annoying problem. Actually I came to that conclusion month ago when tinkering with that homepage app I described in my previous reply. Couldn't find an easy solution for this, I fear you will face the same problem. Maybe you see an approach:
When publishing blog entries, a 'homepage' or business card, any information one wants to publish to the world, requests to such content usually comes from anonymous guests. So the content has to be presented without a previous authentication. That does not match the current ownCloud architecture. ownCloud is able to publish information world readable, but only through the 'public.php' services. This means long and very ugly urls, certainly nothing you want to publish to announce your public blog or homepage. It should be possible to work around this by introducing an alias or rewrite directive, the app could actually do this by using the .htaccess style rules and manipulating that file. However still the url will not be a very clean one. Not sure currently if it would be possible to replace ownClouds default behaviour to present the login form when no explicit page is requested. This would have to be done to get a 'clean' url as desired. To me this sounds like a detail where it might make sense to discuss the best approach. A general feature to make the 'default view' inside ownCloud configurable would be a good idea. I _think_ I remember this has been discussed before, since people asked if it would be possible to use another app than the files app as default app. Christian Reiner (arkascha) _______________________________________________ Owncloud mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/owncloud
