> So suddenly none of my websites can post external links (with > the string > "http://"; anywhere in the page), and hundreds if not > thousands of pages > that have this protocol embedded are suddenly uneditable.
Obviously this is a hosting problem and they should fix it, but a workaround is possible if the (http:)//www.example.com syntax works. This WikiSh script would replace all occurrences of http:// with (http:)// in all pages in the group Test. sed -i 's/http:\/\//(http:)\/\//' (grep -l 'http:\/\/' Test.*) (This would be put directly into the control panel) Presumably you could do the same with *.*, but you may want to test it out a bit at a time. You can do a single file or 2 or 3 like this: sed -i 's/http:\/\//(http:)\/\//' (grep -l 'http:\/\/' Test.Page1 Test.Page2) If you want to do several groups at a time you could do this: sed -i 's/http:\/\//(http:)\/\//' (grep -l 'http:\/\/' GroupA.* GroupB.*) If you want to see which files are going to be changed ahead of time you could do this: grep -l 'http:\/\/' Test.Page1 Test.Page2 Hopefully that gives enough examples to get things started in the right direction. Obviously a search/replace on potentially every page in the entire site is a *big* deal and whether that's the right move for you is your decision. I'm just giving you a way to do it if it works for you... (As usual the most recent version of WikiSh.php is necessary -- I discovered some inconsistencies in the way I was handling escaped slashes with search/replace and so that is fixed only in version 2008-03-23.) -Peter _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
