> This is rather pointless. They must have chosen deliberately to have > six URLs for the same content, but I cannot see any good reason
.... fledgelings fiddlin' and tanglin' ? > > A related question is, can i consolidate (merge) the content of the > > different http subtrees (with a little shell command or script) > > easily, once the alias setting works ? > > You can use the wwwoffle-mv command in the same way as the Alias > section. But unfortunately for you it works exactly the same way as > the Alias section so you won't be able to do what you want with it. There is some content now in the new 'wiki' cache tree too, since i dissolved the alias setting some time before.... even the same URLs as in the old kwiki tree. Can i still wwwoffle-mv the old (kwiki) tree into the now already existing new (wiki) tree ? When i aliased wiki to be replaced by kwiki, how were pages cached, did all 'wiki' pages went to the 'kwiki' direcrtory then ? Another incident with the actual setting (aliasing abolished): In http://woody:8080/index/http/wiki.ffii.org?sort=alpha i can see, for example, /EuDemocracyEn, but when i click it i get a WWWOFFLE Confirm Request. I tried several reloads, but wwwoffle meant this seriously. In comparison, an URL of the old kwiki format like http://kwiki.ffii.org/?EuDemocracyEn and indexed as /?EuDemocracyEn, is working well. Another example for already indexed (cached?) pages: http://wiki.ffii.org/index.cgi?CodecisionVotingEn still created the Confirmation request, where the analog kwiki again works ok, so id doesn't seem to be caused by the ? action but rather a difference in wiki / kwiki caching. The only difference i can think of is that all these the 'strange' pages were edited by me at some point in the past. And btw, editing: I notice wwwoffle seems to store some D-Files for wiki with password in the form http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path (I guess that's my edit actions) - is this sufficiently secured ?
