Hi Danielo

I recently set up my server to accept saves of TW5. It is working like a
> charm, but I have some related questions:
>

Glad you got it working smoothly.

>
>    - If the connection to my server is over https, then should I suposse
>    that my wiki is sending encripted? Only during transmission, of course.
>
> That is correct: HTTPS gives you encryption, and assurance that the server
you're talking to is not an imposter

>
>    - It is working from the browser. How is this possible? I supposed the
>    JS limitations for cross-domain would avoid saving to my server.
>
> When run under Node.js, TiddlyWiki is running in two places: the browser,
and the server, with individual tiddlers being synchronised between them.
They talk to each other over HTTP, which is why they can be on different
machines. Cross domain restrictions don't kick in because the original HTML
document is being served from the same server that is handling the
synchronsiation of individual tiddlers.

The TiddlyWiki HTML file is coming from the same server as is being used
for synchronising tiddlers.

>
>    - Can I save a standalone wiki to a node JS one? When I try to load
>    the wiki from my mobile it takes a lot of time, and wastes a lot of data
>    since it is 2MB. Maybe with the Node implementation I can fix this.
>
> You can do it in several ways:

* In the browser, you can export a standalone HTML file on the ''server"
tab of the control panel
* Also in the browser, you can drag in a TiddlyWiki HTML file to import the
tiddlers within it
* On the command line you can use the --load command to import a TiddlyWiki
HTML file

If offline mobile usage is important to you, you might want to consider
using TWEdit or AndTidWiki with Dropbox.

Best wishes

Jeremy





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