If you manually delete files from the data/user folder, your server will not
implode.
Every once in a rare while, I've had to do this for one reason or another.
Here's the impact of deleting a user file, as far as I can determine--
* Assuming a majority of those users have done nothing but
Hey Benedikt,
The page you want to read is this one:
http://moinmo.in/HelpOnAccessControlLists
That will explain how to protect your pages, including your homepage if you
want.
-Rick
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 6:45 AM, Benedikt Ziebarth <
benedikt.zieba...@kit.edu> wrote:
> Hi there,
> in the w
Hey Kai,
I also run Moin on Windows, and tested this on my wiki (running 1.9.4) and
have not been able to duplicate your bug either. Something wacky is going
on with your installation (how's that for helpful?)... :-)
-Rick
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 10:37 AM, Kai Jaeger wrote:
> Hello Reimar
ware of it.
>
> I am on 1.9.3 which is not exactly old! Was this really fixed in 1.9.4?
>
>
> Kai
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 4:16 PM, Rick Vanderveer
> wrote:
> > Hey Kai,
> >
> > First step:
> > I seem to recall that this was a bug in an
Hey Kai,
First step:
I seem to recall that this was a bug in an old version of Moin, that a
folder structure would begin to be created before the user authenticated.
All of us got hit with that bug, but it was quickly fixed as I recall. So,
your first step should be to upgrade your Moin!
Second s
Hey Ted,
I think the best way to do this is to probably set permissions to something
like (wikiconfig.py):
acl_rights_before = u'known:read,write,delete,revert All:'
See http://moinmo.in/HelpOnAccessControlLists for more info. Also, this may
help http://moinmo.in/HowTo/ManagingAccountCreation,
You can go into the data directory on your computer, delete the folder that
matches the offending page. This physically removes any trace of the page
itself.
Then open the 'edit-log' file (make a back up, just in case) and carefully
delete the line(s) that corresponds to that page.
Restart the s
Richard,
Try single-quotes instead of double-quotes.
acl_rights_default = u'All:read'
-Rick
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 9:20 PM, Richard Jones wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 2:16 PM, Justin Barber
> wrote:
> > A registered user is considered known. So either remove registration
> > or
I have a few pages I have to stage occasionally.
However, I don't do anything as fancy as a stage server, and I might suggest
that's completely overkill. All I do is simply draft the page on a new
separate page on my personal wiki page (with read/write rights set to none
for all but me). Then, w
1. Template pages are set up by merely creating a new page ending in
Template, and then calling it from some macro or whatever. If you look
under my theme, you'll see that I've trivially customized our wiki so that
new pages have a much simpler landing page, and clicking the "create new
page" act
Good idea, George. I've updated the page to reflect that.
-Rick
On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 5:49 PM, George Georgalis wrote:
> On Sun 06 Jun 2010 at 11:05:26 AM -0500, Rick Vanderveer wrote:
> >This is a true Frequently Asked Question on this list :-) , therefore I've
> >
This is a true Frequently Asked Question on this list :-) , therefore I've
written a quick HowTo on Managing Account Creation. It might be a bit rough
right now (still in-progress) but it should certainly get you started and up
to speed.
http://moinmo.in/HowTo/ManagingAccountCreation
Let me know
Hey Jeffrey,
For starters, while you successfully added your name to the
acl_rights_before, you still have it commented out! (That's the hashmark
(#) at the beginning of the line). Uncomment that, and you're halfway
there!
-Rick
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Jeffrey Scott wrote:
>
> I hav
On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:49 PM, Chris G wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 at 04:40:59PM -0600, Rick Vanderveer wrote:
> >Your example:
> >
> ((attachment:/home/abcde/xyx/image.jpg|caption|width=1234|align="left"}}
> >
> >would be:
> >
> {{a
Your example:
((attachment:/home/abcde/xyx/image.jpg|caption|width=1234|align="left"}}
would be:
{{attachment:/home/abcde/xyx/image.jpg|caption|width=1234,align="left"}}
-Rick
On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 4:25 PM, Chris G wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 at 09:24:09PM +, Chris G wrote:
> > I'm beg
Well, Chris, keep in mind that no blogging/wiki tool is going to just
magically scale 6~12Mb photos to some arbitrary size that fits your needs.
You'll have to either make or scale your own photos.
With a simple test, I've confirmed that you can combine multiple variables.
So, for example, you sho
Hey Chris,
What you want to do is leverage a couple Moin features:
1. First is cosmetic - in your farmconfig.py file, switch your theme to one
of the available *_cms themes. The point is so that non-logged users are
not seeing all the edit tools on the wiki. Included in Moin is the
modernized_cm
In one word: Yes. Just make sure to restart your wiki process (mod_wsgi or
apache) when finished to clear the process cache. Otherwise it will appear
that the page still exists and things really get wonky (nothing harmful,
just weird behavior until the process is restarted, due to caching).
Depe
So, to re-cap, you want:
external IP addresses: no view, unless logged in.
internal IP addresses: viewable automatically (but perhaps not editable
until logged in).
Editing: Possible once logged in.
I'm guessing this might be a tall order, but one of the devs would be the
final authority. Per
Mark,
I have my wiki farm configured identically to how you are describing
yours.
http://wiki.example.com/project1
http://wiki.example.com/project2
Etc.
I can give you my farmconfig example, etc., but I won't be able to get
that to you until Monday (I'm out of town for the holidays), if you
While I have Moin 1.9 tested and running on my backup test server (and
update instructions here for anyone else who may benefit
http://moinmo.in/RickVanderveer/UpgradingFromMoin18ToMoin19), I cannot yet
roll it out to our live production server because of one measly incompatible
plugin: PageComment
Thanks for the reply, Thomas. As my grandfather would say; "well, crap." :-)
That forces me to re-think how clients and internal users login. As
a stop-gap, I've set it to the default authenticator (from
MoinMoin.auth import MoinAuth). Which brings me to my next question:
Is there an easy wa
I'm trying to get a wiki configured that will allow multiple
authentication methods. According to HelpOnAuthentication, this
should be possible by combining multiple auths.
background:
I want a wiki that is shared between internal users (authenticating
off of LDAP), and clients (which I would ha
Please ignore. It turns out I am indeed missing something fundamental here.
Somehow I missed the line on HelpOnAuthentication that I need
python-ldap installed. Huh.
Apologies for the interruption.
-Rick
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Rick
Vanderveer wrote:
> This is what I hope i
This is what I hope is a silly one.
I'm trying to change authentication on my wiki to be based on LDAP.
I've configured and pasted in the snippet into my farmconfig.py file.
When I try to go to the site, it immediately displays "No module named
ldap". Am I missing something fundamental here?
-Ri
Opps, one minor correction: your performance will remain the same. I
mis-read your python version. :-)
-Rick
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Rick
Vanderveer wrote:
> Hey Waqas,
> This is a known problem with early versions of mod_wsgi. Many of us
> faced this, and it was fixed
Hey Waqas,
This is a known problem with early versions of mod_wsgi. Many of us
faced this, and it was fixed by simply upgrading to the latest
version.
mod_wsgi is compiled against/dependent on a specific version of
Python, so you will have to upgrade that as well. Go to the mod_wsgi
page, and cl
>> Is that a problem with the update/migration process or did we flub it
>> somehow?
>
> Yes, it looks like something with your update/migration process did not work.
>
> I upgraded my 1.5.x wiki to 1.8.x and underlay pages were updated (they look
> identical to those on http://moinmo.in/).
>
No
Skip,
My bet is that you forgot to replace the Underlay directory with the
new help files that correspond to your new version. ;-)
-Rick
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 3:24 PM, wrote:
>
> Samat> Ah, I missed that you were using the old wiki syntax. MoinMoin
> Samat> changed it's wiki syntax in
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 8:18 AM, Trevor wrote:
> My questions are:
>
> 1. We will want to segregate the clients from each other (ie. they won't be
> aware of each other), but our development team would need one-login access to
> all content, across clients. ie. if a developer logs in, they would
You won't loose any content; just make a backup, go carefully, and
follow all the instructions. ;-)
There are several upgrade guides on the Moin website. Follow them, and
the CHANGES doc that comes with the moin download.
- Rick
On Jul 5, 2009, at 11:15 AM, Rakotomandimby Mihamina wrote:
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 8:38 PM, wrote:
>
> Rick> Have you tried <>? It sounds like EXACTLY
> Rick> what you're looking for.
>
> No, we are still running 1.5.x. No FullSearchCached macro there as far as I
> can tell. I'll have to rattle the cage about an upgrade at work...
Well, upgradi
Hey Skip,
Have you tried <>? It sounds like EXACTLY what
you're looking for.
We use it here for similar applications, and it works great. When new
content is added, you may have to refresh the cache data. You can
stick this link somewhere on the bottom of that page, if you want
anyone to be ab
Hey Neal,
What you describe is a function of your browser, not Moin. Make sure
your PDF viewer plugin isn't disabled.
-Rick
On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 6:59 PM, Neal Becker wrote:
> I've been away from moin for a while, and now I'm trying 1.8.3. I see that
> when I attach a pdf, and then view the r
Hey Gnarlie,
>From what I gather, the EventCalendar never quite survived the
transition from 1.5 to 1.6. There were a series of small
hack-updates, which you can find on MacroMarket, but in my experience
is that it never worked reliably the same since. Often when you hit a
page with EventCalendar
Thanks all for your replies. I'm enabled plugin_dir in my farmconfig,
which has allowed me to clean up some of the individual wiki's, which
is excellent!
Thanks again!
-Rick
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Frank Lin PIAT wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-05-26 at 15:46 -0500, Rick Van
The plugin_dir variable piques my interest. How is this used exactly?
Is it primarily for my collection of third-party macros? Or do I need
to move all macros (including moinmoin's built-in ones) into this?
I assume this is to keep the built-in ones cleanly separated from
third party ones.
Also
Gnarlie,
It sounds like to upgrading from 1.5 to . Basically,
you need to read the CHANGES file backwards from the point you're
upgrading from to current. Yes, there are indeed scripts that will
help you convert all those tags and more.
In addition, I've written a series of upgrade help files th
Waqas,
The page you want is: http://moinmo.in/HelpOnLinking
Specifically, [[SomePage|some Page description|target="_blank"]]
-Rick
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 3:30 AM, R.Bauer wrote:
> waqas ahmad schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am using moinmoin 182. How can open new window by clicking on a link?.
>>
>>
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 9:27 AM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
> No, it was clearly a mod_wsgi problem. :)
> If you run moin with the standalone wikiserver.py it does not happen.
>
>> It turned out it is indeed a bug in mod_wsgi:
>>
>> http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/issues/detail?id=132
>>
>> Upg
his easy to implement?
>>
>> to make a long story short, I guess I'm looking for some kind of
>> tips&tricks to get going in a structured way.
>> I'm browsing through a lot of fora (on whatever wiki-brand) to get ideas
>> from people that already di
Hey Dirk,
Moin basically has one single dependency; Python. Python is a simple "click
next" install for Windows. If you want to start entering content
immediately, I'll parrot what Marcel said and suggest starting with the
desktop edition. That's all that's needed, Python and MoinMoin. No Apach
Hello Bernd,
The changes are documented. Moin documents slightly differently than
other projects-- all the changes and upgrade hints are in the
\docs\CHANGES file. In upgrading, you have to work from your current
version up to the current, following all the hints along the way.
However, since it
One additional tidbit to Marcel's excellent write-up:
For point 1, creating new pages:
What we do on our wiki is use the NewPage macro with a custom button
label and template like Marcel suggests, but also tie it into using
the FullSearchCached macro or the excellent third-party NaviTree macro
(it
On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 5:04 PM, R.Bauer wrote:
> Ernesto Adorio schrieb:
>> Hi,
>> I can access my wiki at wiki.mydomainname/mywiki but the static files
>> (moin.png logo) are not shown? and the page looks a little plain
>> 'ugly' maybe it cannot find the static directory for .js, .png files.
>>
On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 12:26 AM, David M. Besonen wrote:
> On 2/19/2009 9:26 AM, Christopher MacMinn wrote:
>
>> You want to hide just the "settings" link, meaning the one
>> that sits between the username link and the "Logout" link?
>> This is an anchor () with id="userprefs", so try adding
>> a
You're very confusing, Waqas. :-) First, you start out using sspi,
then switch to LDAP for some unknown reason even though sspi is
working fine, and now you're back to sspi? huh.
sspi shouldn't have anything to do with SSL, it's merely an
authentication mechanism. If it's prompting for usernam
Hey David,
I would suggest editing the CSS for your theme and use the
'visibility' or 'display' style (depending on which works best for
you) to remove it. I've used that to successfully remove all kinds of
elements I didn't want visible.
-Rick
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 10:41 AM, David M. Besone
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 2:10 AM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
>
>> [Wed Feb 18 13:47:35 2009] [error] [client 172.25.60.90] sock =
>> socket.fromfd(FCGI_LISTENSOCK_FILENO, socket.AF_INET,\r
>> [Wed Feb 18 13:47:35 2009] [error] [client 172.25.60.90]
>> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribut
On Feb 18, 2009, at 4:52 PM, "m...@heavy.ch" wrote:
> Rick Vanderveer schrieb:
>> I decided to toy around with the new beta that was posted the other
>> day
>> on my Moin test server. I've already switched to Apache & mod_wsgi
>> for
>> m
Just for fun, I tried switching to plain ol' CGI, to see if I get a
different result. Still get a 500 error, although the error.log is
different. Maybe this will help find a possible fundamental error:
Please let me know if you need/want anything else tested, or config
settings, etc...
[Wed F
Here's your info:
The downloaded archive:
moin-1.9.0beta1\MoinMoin\build\lib\action\__init__.py11/16/2008 2:05pm
moin-1.9.0beta1\MoinMoin\action\__init__.py11/16/2008 2:05pm
The install:
d:\python25\Lib\site-packages\MoinMoin\action\__init__.py 1/6/2009 6:26pm
d:\python25\
I decided to toy around with the new beta that was posted the other day on
my Moin test server. I've already switched to Apache & mod_wsgi for moin
1.8. I replaced the moin.wsgi from 1.8 with the new one from 1.9beta.
However, when I try to hit the main page, I get a "500 Internal Server
Error".
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 2:30 AM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
> as the recent system and help pages explicitely have "#format wiki"
> on
> them, so they'll still use the normal camelcase-enabled "wiki" parser
> (they need it, because they use camelcase linking).
>
I think the long term solution here
I would like to second this.
A case for turning off CamelCase--
I work with a LOT of wiki-novices (we work with contractors who come in for
a few weeks at a time, and they're expected to add to the wiki for
project-tracking). Surprisingly, none of them are confused by the concept
of making link
ed, Feb 11, 2009 at 12:09 PM, Michael Matthews wrote:
> How do I do that? Wasn't aware of any processes associated with Moin. am
> using cgi. I though I did install/upgrade as prescribed and have been
> running for a couple of months so I cannot roll back.
>
> thanks for respo
Hey Michael,
It sounds like you didn't copy over the new 'underlay' directory (assuming
you are upgrading from 1.5 or earlier).
Do that, restart the service/process, and you should be in good shape!
-Rick
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 11:24 AM, Michael Matthews wrote:
> Upgraded to Moin 1.8. Now can
Hey Waqas,
It sounds like something is wrong with your apache configuration, because it
should prompt for login authentication before *anything* else happens. For
example, even if your moin installation was completely screwed up and
throwing errors, Apache would *still* prompt for your login befor
Waqas,
Please make sure your wiki configuration is using a python 'accelerator'.
The easiest and best to set up is mod_wsgi. See:
http://moinmo.in/HowTo/ApacheWithModWSGI
If you're not using it on your Windows installation, it *will* make a
dramatic difference in speed. Plain ol' CGI, especially
Wow, this is a really cool macro!
And thanks for the excellent examples on your site, it really demonstrates
the potential of SeeSaw.
-Rick
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 6:27 AM, Jim Wight wrote:
> Jim Wight wrote:
> > Reinhard Mayr aka Czerwinski wrote:
> >> I wondered if there was a way to collaps
Yes.
Look here:
http://moinmo.in/HelpOnAccessControlLists
-Rick
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:22 PM, Bernard Rankin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can I configure, MoinMoin to require a valid username/password for any sort
> of wiki access?
>
> That is, when a user loads the moin site he first presented wi
Hey John,
The new HowTo section is the result of a offline conversation Thomas and I
had. I noticed that the docs on master19 were shrinking, not growing. I
wanted more of a Cookbook-style instructions, but Thomas had some really
valid & good reasons why this is a bad idea for the official docs--
Hey Waqas,
Actually, displaying greek text within your browser is a function of having
the correct font (unicode-compliant?) installed on your system, not moinmoin
per se. Moin is perfectly happy to display any font you type into it. As a
test, go to this page and view the table about half-way do
Hey Karl,
"working" means the directory that's the active one, the one that would be
hit when someone visits your moin wiki. The one that if you edited a page,
would have your most recent page.
Just a suggestion:
You should try experimenting with upgrading on a virtual machine. Rebuild
your wiki
Hey Waqas,Try looking in:
/python/site-packages/moinmoin/themes/__init__.py
Then comment out the row that has that smiley and comment it out.
-Rick
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 9:13 AM, waqas ahmad wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> how can i block some smileys. For example, whenever i write "B)" in my
> docu
Hey Arash,
My bet is that someone is downloading a very large file from your
wiki. I faced this problem also when I ran moin 1.5.x.
The fix: upgrade to 1.8.1.
- Rick
< sent via iPhone >
On Jan 18, 2009, at 6:09 PM, "Arash Ferdowsi" wrote:
hi there,
I'm a recent user of moinmoin (htt
Good news!
Being bored one afternoon last week, I set about testing upgrading FastCGI
on my Moin Windows server. Then for kicks, I decided instead to try
mod-wsgi (since it is the recommended accelerator by the Moin developers).
Much to my surprise, installing mod_wsgi is actually much easier th
Jan,
Reimar is right, upgrade to 1.8.1 first.
Then, like Eric's suggestion, you need to run the update script. The script
will automatically comb thru your pages and correct the links for you.
For Windows:
>From the commandline (Start > Run... > type: cmd) and paste in something
similar to this (
Actually, tables will follow *most* css rules, when placed in them. Before
the built-in HTML parser that allows you to escape out and paste in some of
your own style text (see my page for an example:
http://moinmo.in/RickVanderveer), using a table with invisible border was a
fairly common way of d
I know, I know, I'm a bit late to the game and your question already
answered... :-)
But, just wanted to mention that I've uploaded a "Working With Images" page
that I originally created on my own wiki. Hopefully it will be helpful to
someone...
http://moinmo.in/RickVanderveer/WorkingWithImages
Hey Kai,You need to also modify some Python files. I have an upgrade guide
that will help you here (also linked from the moin download page). Pay
attention to the FastCGI section:
http://moinmo.in/RickVanderveer/UpgradingFromMoin17ToMoin18
-Rick
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 4:20 AM, k...@aplteam.
Also, there are upgrade scripts you can run that will automatically fix the
BR macros for you.
Look in \\(your python
directory)\Lib\site-packages\MoinMoin\script\migration\
-Rick
On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 12:49 PM, Reinhard Mayr aka Czerwinski <
czerwinski1...@gmx.net> wrote:
> use <> -- the sy
John,
I applaud your efforts, and agree with everything you say! As a
non-programmer, it's difficult at best to try and merge in diffs by hand. I
agree that if a theme (or macro, or whatever) is going to be compatible with
the latest version, to upload a new complete version, not a diff.
Thanks
Hey David,I think the steps you outlined sounds reasonable. The only
concern (which I'm sure you have covered) is to make sure that no one edits
the wiki on machine 1 (so your pages get out of sync).
No, you don't need to worry about upgrading from 1.5.7 to 1.5.9 first.
-Rick
On Sun, Dec 14,
Gnarlie,
Not to point out the extremely obvious, but you are doing reply-all,
right?! :-)
This is no different than any other list behavior. Blame email-- hehe!
-Rick
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 10:53 AM, Gnarlodious
wrote:
> It's extremely irritating that replies to this list are only sent to
>
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:12 AM, Pierre Coupard wrote:
> Wow, way to mess up an analogy. Apple's MacOS is indeed notoriously bad
> at maintaining backward compatibility, because Apple wants to get rid of
> the old cruft. Microsoft however has an operating system that, however
> bad, still runs DO
Hey Peirre,
Well, you have to understand that part of upgrading the code is doing away
with the flawed design decisions that had become a royal headache to work
around. For example, the code that handled spaces in links/URL's was a
nightmare, and was seriously hampering development. At some point
Pierre,
In addition to everything Thomas and Reimer said, I'd like to add that I
personally keep up with the current releases, and try to document the major
changes and upgrade steps which many find useful. It's also linked directly
from the MoinMoinDownload page, so it's easy to find. :-)
http
Jeremiah,
I think we weren't clear on what you wanted to do.
ACL's are Access Control Lists, they're the permissions level. It sounds
like what you're describing, you want user-authentication. The relation
between the two is, imagine a file server, where anyone in the company can
log onto the se
Hey Waqas,How this works is that, before Apache even begins to process any
python (Moin) requests, it first must pass the authentication rule. Once
the user enters his domain\username & password, Apache then passes that to
the SSPI module, which knows how to talk to a Windows Domain Controller.
T
Linda,
I think you're on the wrong email list. This list is for users running
MoinMoin wiki, not MediaWiki. Similar in concept, but completely different
software. So sorry, we won't be able to help you here...
-Rick
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 12:59 PM, Linda Rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
Hey Don,
Re: Google Desktop--
Thinking this thru, having Google Desktop index your wiki pages would
actually be a lousy idea. First of all, moin wiki has searching built-in,
and it works quite well. For a personal wiki, text searching is quite fast.
Even on our corporate wiki, where we have thou
Oh, I definitely like the direction of the new documentation! I really like
that specific stuff (like platform-specific help) are nicely organized as
subpages, and I like the conciseness, and the flow.
I'll try to round out the Mac and Windows blank links over the next few
days.
-Rick
On Sat, N
Wow, I think this is a really exciting direction! I'm probably a little bit
biased, but I happen to think that Moin is superior to most other wiki's
I've evaluated. :-) However, (as pointed out the other day) the Moin
install documentation can be a little thin at times. When I look at other
pro
Hey Thomas,Just curious, what features are planned for Moin 1.9?
-Rick
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 4:13 PM, Thomas Waldmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> See http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinDownload for the release archive and the
> change log.
>
> This is just a final maintenance release with all change
I noticed a new variable for the editor section called edit_ticketing (see
http://moinmo.in/HelpOnConfiguration#editor). Any hint what this does
exactly? Or how it's used? The description is blank, but it
sounds intriguing (and searching doesn't really turn up any results).
-Rick
---
There are two ways to do this: 1. For the individual user, they can set
this as a preference within their account settings.
2. Globally, you can set the preferred editor within the wikiconfig.py file
('text' or 'gui'). So, you essentially set the GUI editor as the default
editor for anyone that
Hey Waqas,
After struggling for a long time, we were never able to get the EmbedObject
macro to work reliably or predictably. We finally gave up and just escape
to raw html. You need to download a 'raw' parser, as the built-in html
parser doesn't allow full media control. This is fine for interna
You may need to specify the underlay directory in your wikiconfig.py file:
data_underlay_dir = r'path to directory'
-Rick
On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 5:54 PM, Matthew W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all--
>
> I recently updated from 1.6.1 to 1.8.0. Everything seems fine except that
> now the l
Hey Kai,
You actually need to restart FastCGI when you make a wikiconfig.py
change, not apache.
- Rick
< sent via iPhone >
On Oct 29, 2008, at 2:57 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since I have moved from IIS to Apache something has changed:
>
> When I change my wikic
Hey JT,
What you want to do is definitely possible and fairly straightforward. Like
you, I didn't want to have to configure DNS each time I added a new project
wiki. I think I know where you got hung up, because the example in the
farmconfig-py file does seem to be configured in a virtual hosts si
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> Rick Vanderveer schrieb:
> > Just to clarify exactly what's happening:
> > The user is able to log in and see the wiki. However, no user file is
> > created in the 'user' directory, and the users' na
Just to clarify exactly what's happening:
The user is able to log in and see the wiki. However, no user file is
created in the 'user' directory, and the users' name and 'settings' link are
missing.
-Rick
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 12:11 AM, Rick Vanderveer <[EMAIL
I've read the CHANGES doc and noted that the autocreate has changed.
However, it doesn't seem to work for me at all anymore. I tried changing it
to:
autocreate = true
autocreate = 1
user_autocreate = true
user_autocreate = 1
...and none of them worked. Here's my farmconfig.py snippet:
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On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 9:00 PM, Gnarlodious <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> On 10/8/08, Sebastian Haase wrote:
> > http://wiki.wxpython.org
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> You need a link to the main site. Open wikiconfig.py and find variable
> navi_bar. Add a link to your main site like this:
>
>u'http://wxpython.org/',
Another related customizing navi-bar question:
We use our navi_bar links to point to other various internal servers
(webmail, project server, expense report server, etc). It would be kind of
nifty if we could badge those links with an icon. For example, the webmail
link will have a nice like mail
Really, all I want is a sane method of making files easily
downloadable. :-) (actually, I just want my users to leave me alone
about it, but we need to fix the first part before the second part
will happen. :-) That's why I suggested in my earlier email if I
could just change the "&do=view" par
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but I think accessing the wiki via
either https or plain old http is a separate issue from actually
logging in. Switching to https is merely switching the protocol, but
not providing a login method. You still need to "log in" somehow.
Assuming since this is a secure
Yes, it's the old "downloading attachments" topic again. :-(
I know that the developers are reluctant to reverti to the old
behavior of linking to a document and have it download by default.
The new method requires a "|&do=get" statement. But that *still*
baffles a vast majority of my users, and
JDD,
It sounds to me like you are looking for Admonitions, a new feature
added in 1.7. See here:
http://moinmo.in/HelpOnAdmonitions
Hope this helps... :-)
Wiki-maintainers,
Just a comment-- it took me forever to actually find the above link
because I couldn't for the life of me remember what th
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