I have to apologize about overlooking this:
http://www.jspwiki.org/wiki/TomcatAndUTF8
IMHO, the content of this page should be included in the JSPWiki
installation instructions.
For the other points (allowed punctuation in WikiName), I will go
through JIRA.
Have a nice evening!
Christophe
Janne Jalkanen a écrit :
This allows UTF-8 letters and digits but no UTF-8 punctuation. Reason
I allowed ch >= 0x80
in different places. Europeans knows that if you cut and paste
MS-Word text within a form textarea,
you have many special UTF-8 punctuation. And if it is a WikiName,
problems begin...
Yes, and for good reason. We won't allow UTF-8 punctuation. There
are also many control characters in the 0x80+ range, which may or may
open attack vectors into the system.
The other point is that PUNCTUATION_CHARS_ALLOWED is changing in
different JSPWiki modules.
Eh?
Finaly, multiple spaces within a "long" name should be removed. Same
thing for multiple dots.
Final dots are also generating names like "xxxx..txt" which Windows
do not like so much.
Windows is irrelevant. The provider which stores these things on
files should take care of them. Multiple dots are fine. Multiple
whitespace... I seem to recall that we already remove it.
I see from the different reactions that I have to go through JIRA...
I will do it as soon as possible.
Yes, JIRA and patches are the official way. Anything else is very
likely to be ignored.
/Janne
