On 03.08.2010 08:41, Kai Jaeger wrote: > This is unbelievable! I tried this four or five times and never > succeeded in finding anything, and because I was under time pressure > then (I had a problem at hand!) I decided to write to the mailing list > instead which in 99% of the cases provided a solution to my problem. > > Why is that not improved? > > Anyway, thanks a lot Roger > Kai
me uses the news reader of thunderbird (news.gmane.org) cheers Reimar > > > On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 21:14, Roger Haase <crosseyedpeng...@yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> Assuming you are here: >> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=moin-user >> >> Well, you would think you could just enter a search term and click the big >> green button... But no, you must first mouse over the "Mailing Lists" thingy >> and click on Search in the dropdown. >> >> The form that comes up has its own problems -- it looks like you can select >> one of the two mailing lists to limit the search. But if you do you will >> get 0 hits. >> >> Roger Haase >> >> --- On Sun, 8/1/10, Thomas Scofield <scofi...@calvin.edu> wrote: >> >> From: Thomas Scofield <scofi...@calvin.edu> >> Subject: Re: [Moin-user] beginner questions >> To: moin-user@lists.sourceforge.net >> Date: Sunday, August 1, 2010, 10:33 AM >> >> >> Thanks. That got me where I wanted to go for initial setup. Depending on >> how adept I become with this, I may want to setup wikis for my college >> students, and in that instance I'll want to go the route of a multi-wiki >> setup. I don't yet know if I'll prefer developing my contribution to those >> pages locally on my machine and transferring them to a server, but probably >> not initially. When it comes to course pages, I think I'll have to set up a >> multi-wiki MoinMoin on a server without having root privileges. >> That brings me to my other as-yet unanswered question. I presume others >> have asked questions about such a setup that will be relevant to me. How >> does one search the moin-user archives using keywords? >> Thomas Scofield >> >> >> On Aug 1, 2010, at 10:55 AM, Roger Haase wrote: >> >> Yes, it is supposed to be simple. Part of the problem is you have to leave >> the page to complete the steps. >> >> >From the languageSetup page, click the Login link. From the Login page, >> >click the "you can create one now" link to create a new login ID. >> >> Once you have a login id, then you can use that ID in the superuser line. >> For a personal desktop edition wiki, you add the superuser line to the >> ./wikiconfig.py file (as you have already done). >> >> Restart the server and return to the LanguageSetup page. Login with your >> superuser ID and proceed with the language setup. >> >> I think the "desktop edition" is intended for a single wiki rather than a >> farm. Maybe someone else can correct me or provide additional help. >> >> Roger Haase >> >> >> >> --- On Sun, 8/1/10, Thomas Scofield <scofi...@calvin.edu> wrote: >> >> From: Thomas Scofield <scofi...@calvin.edu> >> Subject: Re: [Moin-user] beginner questions >> To: moin-user@lists.sourceforge.net >> Date: Sunday, August 1, 2010, 5:03 AM >> >> >> I guess we have a different perspective of "complex setup". It seemed to me >> that the route I was going was pretty simple, would provide me with the >> ability to do multiple wikis like I wanted, and was only a couple of tweaks >> away from being complete. >> What I had done following the "Quickstart" instructions was pretty simple as >> far as it went, but the Languagesetup page has me quite baffled. >> - Where do I put the superuser line? >> There's a line like this in wiki/config/wikiconfig.py, but it seems to >> be purposefully absent from ./wikiconfig.py. I added it there >> anyway, but don't see how to give a password. >> This is supposed to be simple, right? I can't get this done to find out >> what comes next (language setup). >> >> Thomas L. 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