Moinmoin version: 1.9.1
This problem doesn't exist when I run the same wiki as CGI (which is
very slow and I can't use it).
When I paste for example 4KB of a text into page edit form and press the
"save" button, my change isn't saved at all. No error message on screen
nor in any log.
When I p
> This problem doesn't exist when I run the same wiki as CGI (which is
> very slow and I can't use it).
Do you use mod_wsgi 2.3? That version is known to be broken.
If you use Debian Lenny, upgrade it, they fixed it already.
If you use Ubuntu, help waking up the maintainer (I filed a bug already
I recently fixed some notification related stuff, try 1.9.1.
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On 1/20/10 4:58 AM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
>> I'm trying to udpate to
>> 1.9.1, and for a couple of my wikis, there is some custom authentication
>> code which uses request.getPathinfo and request.getScriptname...
>
> Sometimes an easy way is to grep for the old way in the old moin source
> and t
So, to re-cap, you want:
external IP addresses: no view, unless logged in.
internal IP addresses: viewable automatically (but perhaps not editable
until logged in).
Editing: Possible once logged in.
I'm guessing this might be a tall order, but one of the devs would be the
final authority. Per
> The goal is to allow a greater degree of access to people connecting to
> the wiki from one of our internal networks. Specifically, we want
> people connecting from the Internet at large to have to log in before
> viewing or editing pages, while people connecting from our own office
> should be
