Greetings all,
I've just discovered TiddlyWiki, what an amazing thing! It sure beats the
collection of text files I'd been using. Somehow I even managed to install
a wiki on my website by uploading the wiki file itself and store.php. Now
I can access my notes from work, hurrah!
I have some privacy concerns. Currently the wiki's only protection is its
"secret" URL; anyone who has the URL can edit the wiki. The username and
password are pre-populated in the control panel. It seems as though it
could be just a matter of time before some bot discovers the wiki and spams
it. (I had a bad experience once as the webmaster of a CMS-based website.)
Ideally I'd like visitors to be required to authenticate before even seeing
the wiki. I definitely need some sort of control so that not just anyone
can save it. Does anyone have any suggestions?
- Rob
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