Hi,
we use moinmoin-wiki Version 1.1 since many years and it worked fine.
Last week our (stoneold) server crashes and i install a Debian 6 64bit
Server with apache2. Also i install moinmoin1.1 as it described in
INSTALL.html/Unix and all went fine.
I restore my own wiki's from my (uncorrupted!) Backup and make the
relevant entries in httpd.conf. My own wikis starts up fine...
But the first time we want to edit a page, this message appears:
"Sorry, someone else saved the page while you edited it.
Please do the following: Use the back button of your browser, and cut&paste
your changes from there. Then go forward to here, and click EditText again.
Now re-add your changes to the current page contents.
Do not just replace
the content editbox with your version of the page, because that would
delete the changes of the other person, which is excessively rude!"
I try to delete the file editlog and last-edited, gave permissions to
everything and so on...nothing worked. Strange was, that this message
also appears on the wiki testsite under /usr/local/share/moin/mywiki
that i created like it was described in INSTALL.html...
I search for that string in the Python-Moin files and found in file
PageEditor.py
elif datestamp != '0' and datestamp !=
str(os.path.getmtime(self._text_filename())):
msg = self._("""<b>Sorry, someone else saved the page while
you edited it.
<p>Please do the following: Use the back button of your browser, and
cut&paste
your changes from there. Then go forward to here, and click EditText again.
Now re-add your changes to the current page contents.
<p><em>Do not just replace
the content editbox with your version of the page, because that would
delete the changes of the other person, which is excessively rude!</em></b>
""")
If i comment this snipet i could save the pages!
Now my question to the developers: is this a valid workaround? Are traps
there? Only 2-3 fellows in our company edit pages, so conflicts are not
probably...
What else could i do instaed of this hack?
Any idea?
Best Regards Fontis
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