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Kevin Cole | 3 Jun 2002 18:40
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Renaming files...


Hi,

Suppose I've chosen a less-than-satisfactory name for a page.  Can I fix 
it simply by renaming the file and then making sure any links I've 
created have the new name of the file?  (That *SEEMS* logical and 
straightforward, but I figured I'd ask first, in case there was 
something subtle that would mess up.)

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Juergen Hermann | 3 Jun 2002 20:23
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Re: Renaming files...

On Mon, 3 Jun 2002 12:40:52 -0400 (EDT), Kevin Cole wrote:

>Suppose I've chosen a less-than-satisfactory name for a page.  Can I fix 
>it simply by renaming the file and then making sure any links I've 
>created have the new name of the file? 

Actually, you should have it the other way 'round. First use the backlinks 
feature (click on title) to find&fix any links, then rename the file. 

The only thing you have to remember is that you lose any attachments and the 
backup versions if you don't rename those, too.

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Charles Medcoff | 5 Jun 2002 16:18
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Re: External file links

What about paths with spaces in them?  For example

"file:\\somemachine\some department name\Development\J2EE Development Study
Group"

Doens't work.

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> On Thu, 2002-04-11 at 16:07, Charles Medcoff wrote:
> > How does one created  a link to a file on an external file system such
as a file on a shared network drive.  I couldn'd find anything in the help
and my experiementation found no success.
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> Just like in a browser. :-)
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> file://path/to/file.txt
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Jeff Kunce | 5 Jun 2002 16:44

Re: External file links


>What about paths with spaces in them? For example
>"file:\\somemachine\some department name\Development\J2EE Development Study
>Group"

"file:\\somemachine\some%20department%20name\Development\J2EE%20Development%20Study%20Group"

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Kevin Cole | 5 Jun 2002 17:38
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Q: Protecting Help* and other pages


Hi,

This is probably covered somewhere, but I didn't see it somewhere 
obvious.  I have a closed wiki (intranet?) that is being used for an 
internal project.  The folks using it are VERY new to the idea and I'm 
worried that they'll mess up stuff that I really don't want to rewind 
from the backups.  I want them to edit anything else, and am 
encouraging them to play around.

So, I'm wondering if there's a way to make the Help* files (and any
other critical ones) immutable.

One ugly way that I can do it is with "chattr +i", but then the Python 
code needs to be kinder when responding to such a situation.  Is there a 
better way?

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Juergen Hermann | 5 Jun 2002 20:32
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Re: Q: Protecting Help* and other pages

>So, I'm wondering if there's a way to make the Help* files (and any
>other critical ones) immutable.

I see no immediate solution, but will make a TODO entry regarding this. 
Do you run the CVS version?

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Juergen Hermann | 5 Jun 2002 20:43
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Re: Q: Protecting Help* and other pages

On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 11:38:08 -0400 (EDT), Kevin Cole wrote:

>So, I'm wondering if there's a way to make the Help* files (and any
>other critical ones) immutable.

Get the CVS version, and chmod a-w them.

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Kevin Cole | 5 Jun 2002 20:18
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Re: Q: Protecting Help* and other pages


> >So, I'm wondering if there's a way to make the Help* files (and any
> >other critical ones) immutable.
> 
> I see no immediate solution, but will make a TODO entry regarding this. 
> Do you run the CVS version?

Nope.  I'm using whatever's considered stable.  (I don't use CVS enough
to be fluent.  I think the only time I've ever retrieved anything was
when I grabbed Boa Constructor.)

From my point of view, the simplest fix would be to screw with how
it handles the exception resulting from trying to change a "chattr'd" 
file, but that wouldn't be a very cross-platform solution.  

No hurry.  I can warn people that it'll blow up if they try to change 
things that I don't let them change.  Or they can figure it out the hard 
way. ;-)

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Juergen Hermann | 5 Jun 2002 22:13
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Re: Q: Protecting Help* and other pages

On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 14:18:45 -0400 (EDT), Kevin Cole wrote:

>Nope.  I'm using whatever's considered stable.  (I don't use CVS enough
>to be fluent.  I think the only time I've ever retrieved anything was
>when I grabbed Boa Constructor.)

For moin, CVS is considered more stable than releases, most of the time. ;)

All my public wikis run on CVS, as is the company's.

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Charles Medcoff | 6 Jun 2002 15:37
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Fw: External file links

Well that creates the right link but for some reason this doesn't work on
windows.  Any clues?

>>What about paths with spaces in them? For example
>>"file:\somemachine\some department name\Development\J2EE Development Study
>>Group"
>"file:\somemachine\some%20department%20name\Development\J2EE%20Development%
20Study%20Group"

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