Suppose 'home' and 'away' are the host names of two machines on an
intranet which has ad.min.com as its domain name and also suppose that
there is a Fossil repository and server installed and running on
home.ad.min.com <http://home.ad.min.com/> on port 8080. A browser
running on away can access the wiki at http://home.ad.min.com:8080/home,
assuming default Fossil configurations.
Using wiki markup, the home machine refers to another wiki page on the
home repository by specifying, for example,
[otherPage]
The html source viewed by the home site is
<a href-"http://localhost:8080/wiki?name=otherPage";>otherPage</a>
but viewed from the away machine's browser the source is
<a
href-"http://home.ad.min.com:8080/wiki?name=otherPage";>otherPage</a>
which is of course what you want. The home machine can also refer to a
page of embedded documentation using markup like
[http://localhost:8080/doc/tip/docDir/embeddedDocFile.wiki|otherEmbedded
Page]
and this is fine if you are at home, but if you are away the html source
viewed there is
<a
href-http://localhost:8080/doc/tip/docDir/embeddedDocFile.wiki>otherPage
</a>
but this is decidedly not fine. Replacing the text 'localhost:8080' in
the home markup by 'home.ad.min.com:8080' works as long as the
repository stays at home, but this breaks as soon as the home repository
is cloned.
Is there a reasonable solution to this and is it expressible in the wiki
markup language?
Paul Higham
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiac Rhythm Management Division
St. Jude Medical
709 East Evelyn Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 95086 USA
Tel +1 408 522 6225
phig...@sjm.com
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