I do not know about locking features, you may want to ask them in the
IRC / MoinMoinChat.
There is no locking. It is the same as when multiple people edit the
same page via the web interface: the one who saves last will get a
notice about a edit conflict and will have to solve it.
From: Thomas Waldmann tw-pub...@gmx.de
I do not know about locking features, you may want to ask them in the
IRC / MoinMoinChat.
There is no locking. It is the same as when multiple people edit the
same page via the web interface: the one who saves last will get a
notice about a edit conflict
Hmmm...
So, the flow in my utility should be:
1) Detect what the latest revision is, say, 23
1) Read that latest revsion, (say, 23)
2) Process it to generate desired revision, say, 24, in /tmp
3) Try to mv the entry from /tmp to the data pages directory
4) If that fails, then someone
Thomas Arthur Oehser schrieb:
From: Thomas Waldmann tw-pub...@gmx.de
I do not know about locking features, you may want to ask them in the
IRC / MoinMoinChat.
There is no locking. It is the same as when multiple people edit the
same page via the web interface: the one who saves last will
On Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 01:55:51PM +0100, R.Bauer wrote:
talking on irc is easier
Ummchkrkg, OK, well, for various reasons at the moment I must be
asynchronous, I guess I can 'apt install centerim or finch or
something and do it that way in the future...
XML-RPC, huh, well, I guess I have
There are two things I want to do on wiki pages that I can't see how to
do with either wiki markup or the richtext editor.
- i it possible to centre text?
- is it possible to align things - especially images - to the right?
Regards, K.
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Hello,
I try to set in the wiki a page about joe editor.
It needs many ^X. When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
is seen as a superscript
is there a way to stop this on this page only?
thanks
jdd
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http://www.dodin.net
http://valerie.dodin.org
Ok, I've reinstalled 4suite so that it is working without needing to set
the LD_LIBRARY_PATH. The GUI editor still gives the expat error and
render as docbook still fails on pages with includes. If I remove PyXML,
the GUI editor starts working BUT Render as DocBook stops working
altogether (even
It needs many ^X. When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
is seen as a superscript
Try this `^X` or that:
{{{
^X is ...
^Y is ...
}}}
Or use #format plain for the whole page (then it is just text, not wiki
markup).
Any ideas as to why Render as DocBook would give that error? Does it
really require PyXML (I thought 4suite replaces PyXML)? Is there a way
to make the GUI editor work with PyXML?
You are having quite a lot of trouble with this stuff - I guess this
trouble is at least partly a platform
Ok, using a newer python is possible (unfortunately switching platforms
would be harder...IT is making me move the wiki into their datacenter
because it's got so much valuable info in it...I'm taking the machine
they give me). Would the process be as follows, correct?
1. Install python 2.5.x
2.
Thomas Waldmann a écrit :
It needs many ^X. When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
is seen as a superscript
Try this `^X` or that:
{{{
^X is ...
^Y is ...
}}}
Or use #format plain for the whole page (then it is just text, not wiki
markup).
well... of course, but it's not
jdd schrieb:
Thomas Waldmann a écrit :
It needs many ^X. When there are two on arow, the contetn of ^ertyu^
is seen as a superscript
Try this `^X` or that:
{{{
^X is ...
^Y is ...
}}}
Or use #format plain for the whole page (then it is just text, not wiki
markup).
well... of course,
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 16:44 +0100, R.Bauer wrote:
{{{#!wiki center
text
}}}
[...]
{{attachment:image.jpg||align=right}}
Thank you - exactly what I needed (and thanks to Thomas Oehser for the
table formatting idea).
Is any of this documented anywhere? I did have a look through things
Well, when I switch to python 2.5.1 using the method described below, I
get a 500 Internal Server Error once I change /bin/python to point to
python 2.5.1.
Is there something else to do when switching to a new python version? Or
is there some documentation on watch involved in upgrading python
Btw., here's what I see in my apache error_log when I switch to python
2.5:
[Wed Jan 07 23:38:14 2009] [error] [client 135.115.133.210] File
/usr/local/share/moin/testwiki/cgi-bin/moin.cgi, line 29, in module
[Wed Jan 07 23:38:14 2009] [error] [client 135.115.133.210] from
On Tue, 2009-01-06 at 13:11 +1100, Karl Auer wrote:
How do we turn off the account creation feature? I've looked at the
authentication help and am not much the wiser :-(
And, once turned off, how do we create accounts?
Thanks to Reimar Bauer for these leads:
you can remove the newaccount
David Cramer schrieb:
Ok, using a newer python is possible (unfortunately switching platforms
would be harder...IT is making me move the wiki into their datacenter
because it's got so much valuable info in it...I'm taking the machine
they give me). Would the process be as follows, correct?
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