[Pws] upgrading squeak/swiki

2011-08-13 Thread Paul Wittenbraker
I've been using a swiki now for nearly 10 years. It is a great system for quick 
intro to hypertext context for teaching my college art courses. I've tried 
other systems, but none offer the design flexibility (html functions) and the 
ease of use. 

I am currently running Squeak 3.6.1Beta5, which seems to be the latest version 
I could find packaged for wiki use. Http://wiki.squeak.org/swiki/16. 

I also found download for Squeak VM version 4.2, but not with the swiki 
package. 

I basically would like to upgrade to prevent occasional errors I get and to 
possibly implement the aniani function. While I'm at it I want to use the 
latest versions. Are there other newer packages out there? Can I reconfigure 
the parts (image, swiki files) with the 4.2 version of Squeak VM? Is there 
something problematic about using Aniani? I recall possible security issues.

Paul Wittenbraker
Grand Valley State University
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Re: [Pws] upgrading squeak/swiki

2011-08-13 Thread David T. Lewis
On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 02:00:47PM -0400, Paul Wittenbraker wrote:
 I've been using a swiki now for nearly 10 years. It is a great system for 
 quick intro to hypertext context for teaching my college art courses. I've 
 tried other systems, but none offer the design flexibility (html functions) 
 and the ease of use. 
 
 I am currently running Squeak 3.6.1Beta5, which seems to be the latest 
 version I could find packaged for wiki use. Http://wiki.squeak.org/swiki/16. 
 
 I also found download for Squeak VM version 4.2, but not with the swiki 
 package. 
 
 I basically would like to upgrade to prevent occasional errors I get and to 
 possibly implement the aniani function. While I'm at it I want to use the 
 latest versions. Are there other newer packages out there? Can I reconfigure 
 the parts (image, swiki files) with the 4.2 version of Squeak VM? Is there 
 something problematic about using Aniani? I recall possible security issues.
 
 Paul Wittenbraker
 Grand Valley State University
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Hi Paul,

I am forwarding your question to the squeak-dev list in case anyone
there may be able to help. If you are not on that list, the information
is here:

  http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/squeak-dev

Dave

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Re: [Pws] upgrading squeak/swiki

2011-08-13 Thread Guzdial, Mark
We haven't tried Swiki with later versions of the Squeak VM, but it might work 
as-is.  To integrate the Swiki or AniAni code with later versions of the Squeak 
code would probably take more effort.

The security bug we dealt with was a cross-site scripting problem. If a Swiki 
isn't found, the basename was returned without quoting.  If it was JavaScript, 
the JavaScript would then be executed, as if coming from the Swiki server.  I 
made a one word change to one script to quote the return value.  I think the 
code is somewhere in the PWS list archives.

Cheers,
 Mark

From: pws-boun...@cc.gatech.edu [pws-boun...@cc.gatech.edu] on behalf of Paul 
Wittenbraker [witte...@gvsu.edu]
Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2011 2:00 PM
To: pws@cc.gatech.edu
Subject: [Pws] upgrading squeak/swiki

I've been using a swiki now for nearly 10 years. It is a great system for quick 
intro to hypertext context for teaching my college art courses. I've tried 
other systems, but none offer the design flexibility (html functions) and the 
ease of use.

I am currently running Squeak 3.6.1Beta5, which seems to be the latest version 
I could find packaged for wiki use. Http://wiki.squeak.org/swiki/16.

I also found download for Squeak VM version 4.2, but not with the swiki package.

I basically would like to upgrade to prevent occasional errors I get and to 
possibly implement the aniani function. While I'm at it I want to use the 
latest versions. Are there other newer packages out there? Can I reconfigure 
the parts (image, swiki files) with the 4.2 version of Squeak VM? Is there 
something problematic about using Aniani? I recall possible security issues.

Paul Wittenbraker
Grand Valley State University
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Re: [Pws] upgrading squeak/swiki

2011-08-13 Thread Paul Wittenbraker
Thanks everyone!!
Sounds like my best option is to upgrade to OneOfTheseDays.

I put up a test site to try out Aniani a bit and ran into a problem. For some 
reason the registration system is not working. Maybe it doesn't like my smtp 
info. Any tips on getting this part to work?

Here is what I'm using to no avial:
smpt.gvsu.edu:myuse...@gvsu.edu

I also tried my gmail account. 

I thought maybe my university account needs a password with it. I hope not 
because then it will be another thing to change when the passwords change.

Paul



On Aug 13, 2011, at 3:29 PM, Guzdial, Mark wrote:

 We haven't tried Swiki with later versions of the Squeak VM, but it might 
 work as-is.  To integrate the Swiki or AniAni code with later versions of the 
 Squeak code would probably take more effort.
 
 The security bug we dealt with was a cross-site scripting problem. If a Swiki 
 isn't found, the basename was returned without quoting.  If it was 
 JavaScript, the JavaScript would then be executed, as if coming from the 
 Swiki server.  I made a one word change to one script to quote the return 
 value.  I think the code is somewhere in the PWS list archives.
 
 Cheers,
 Mark
 
 From: pws-boun...@cc.gatech.edu [pws-boun...@cc.gatech.edu] on behalf of Paul 
 Wittenbraker [witte...@gvsu.edu]
 Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2011 2:00 PM
 To: pws@cc.gatech.edu
 Subject: [Pws] upgrading squeak/swiki
 
 I've been using a swiki now for nearly 10 years. It is a great system for 
 quick intro to hypertext context for teaching my college art courses. I've 
 tried other systems, but none offer the design flexibility (html functions) 
 and the ease of use.
 
 I am currently running Squeak 3.6.1Beta5, which seems to be the latest 
 version I could find packaged for wiki use. Http://wiki.squeak.org/swiki/16.
 
 I also found download for Squeak VM version 4.2, but not with the swiki 
 package.
 
 I basically would like to upgrade to prevent occasional errors I get and to 
 possibly implement the aniani function. While I'm at it I want to use the 
 latest versions. Are there other newer packages out there? Can I reconfigure 
 the parts (image, swiki files) with the 4.2 version of Squeak VM? Is there 
 something problematic about using Aniani? I recall possible security issues.
 
 Paul Wittenbraker
 Grand Valley State University
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