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Crelis Rammelt | 1 Dec 2005 10:37
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Re: synchronising wikis

Thanks Roger!

If my colleague makes a new page, then Unison lets me see it in the  
revisions folder and synch it, perfect! However, if we both work off- 
line on the same wiki page and get together to synchronise our work,  
Unison will show a conflit. Then I found Submerge (http:// 
subcommander.tigris.org/), a GUI that compares the text itself inside  
the page, it shows the differences and lets you choose how to merge  
both versions.
Now I have to see how I could integrate both programmes (to make  
Unison pick out the conflicts and then use Submerge to show me the  
conflicts in the text itself). I am not a programmer, but its a  
challenge... Does anyone know about something that does this trick?

Could you tell me:
How do I delete old profiles in Unison?
I can not find the control file you mention. Any ideas where it could  
be in OS X?
What is times=true statement for?

Sorry for the basic questions. I'm new at all this.

Thanks again, Crelis

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Roger Haase | 1 Dec 2005 14:17
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Re: synchronising wikis


--- Crelis Rammelt <crelisr <at> gmail.com> wrote:

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> Could you tell me:
> How do I delete old profiles in Unison?
> I can not find the control file you mention. Any ideas where it could
>  
> be in OS X?
> What is times=true statement for?
> 

Unison specific questions are best asked and answered on the Unison
newsgroup.  On W/XP and Redhat Fedora there is a .unison directory in
the users home directory.  You just delete old unwanted files.

The times = true statement syncs the file time stamps as well as the
file contents. I mis-typed earlier, the timestamps do not effect the
diffs, I should have said the file timestamps affected RecentChanges. 
And actually, that was a problem I noted prior to Moin 1.3.  With the
directory structure change in Moin 1.3 it may not be a problem for the
Recent Changes function but it still helpful to keep the file
timestamps in sync for human comparisons.

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Crelis Rammelt | 1 Dec 2005 17:54
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Re: synchronising wikis

Thank you, I will check it out. It's been helpful.
Crelis

On Dec 1, 2005, at 2:17 PM, Roger Haase wrote:

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> --- Crelis Rammelt <crelisr <at> gmail.com> wrote:
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>
>>
>> Could you tell me:
>> How do I delete old profiles in Unison?
>> I can not find the control file you mention. Any ideas where it could
>>
>> be in OS X?
>> What is times=true statement for?
>>
>
> Unison specific questions are best asked and answered on the Unison
> newsgroup.  On W/XP and Redhat Fedora there is a .unison directory in
> the users home directory.  You just delete old unwanted files.
>
> The times = true statement syncs the file time stamps as well as the
> file contents. I mis-typed earlier, the timestamps do not effect the
> diffs, I should have said the file timestamps affected RecentChanges.
> And actually, that was a problem I noted prior to Moin 1.3.  With the
> directory structure change in Moin 1.3 it may not be a problem for the
> Recent Changes function but it still helpful to keep the file
> timestamps in sync for human comparisons.
>
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skip | 1 Dec 2005 23:42
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display &#2260;


I tried putting &#2260; in a table (not equal sign I believe):

|| '''Letter''' || '''Entity''' || '''Display''' ||
|| Greek Small Letter Alpha || {{{&#945;}}} || &#945; ||
|| Greek Small Letter Beta || {{{&#946;}}} || &#946; ||
|| Greek Capital Letter Delta || {{{&#916;}}} || &#916; ||
|| Greek Capital Letter Sigma || {{{&#931;}}} || &#931; ||
|| Not Equal || {{{&#2260;}}} || &#2260; ||

The other characters render, but the &#2260; renders as a ? in Firefox.  I
tried changing the encoding in Firefox as well as changing the coding: line
in the wikiconfig.py file.  Am I missing something or does perhaps Firefox
not have a font available to render that object?

Thx,

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Nir Soffer | 1 Dec 2005 23:57
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Re: display &#2260;


On 2 Dec, 2005, at 0:42, skip <at> pobox.com wrote:

> I tried putting &#2260; in a table (not equal sign I believe):
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> || '''Letter''' || '''Entity''' || '''Display''' ||
> || Greek Small Letter Alpha || {{{&#945;}}} || &#945; ||
> || Greek Small Letter Beta || {{{&#946;}}} || &#946; ||
> || Greek Capital Letter Delta || {{{&#916;}}} || &#916; ||
> || Greek Capital Letter Sigma || {{{&#931;}}} || &#931; ||
> || Not Equal || {{{&#2260;}}} || &#2260; ||
>
> The other characters render, but the &#2260; renders as a ? in 
> Firefox.  I
> tried changing the encoding in Firefox as well as changing the coding: 
> line
> in the wikiconfig.py file.  Am I missing something or does perhaps 
> Firefox
> not have a font available to render that object?

It does not work for Safari either, using Arial from ms core fonts 
package.

Best Regards,

Nir Soffer

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Ralf Moll | 1 Dec 2005 22:19
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Problems with ACL - Sorry, but this time I didn't get it...

Hi,

I just installed a new Wiki at

https://main.wiki-manie.de/StartSeite

I set this options:

# Security ----------------------------------------------------------

    # Security critical actions (disabled by default)
    # Uncomment to enable options you like.
    allowed_actions = ['DeletePage', 'AttachFile', 'RenamePage']

    # Enable acl (0 to disable)
    acl_enabled = 1

    # IMPORTANT: grant yourself admin rights! replace YourName with
    # your user name. See HelpOnAccessControlLists for more help.
    # All acl_rights_xxx options must use unicode [Unicode]
    #acl_rights_before = u"YourName:read,write,delete,revert,admin"

    acl_enabled = 1
    acl_rights_valid = ["read", "write", "delete", "revert", "admin"]
    acl_rights_before = u"MollRalf:read,write,delete,revert,admin"
    acl_rights_defaults = u"All:read"
#    acl_rights_after = u"All:"

    page_group_regex = '.*Group$'
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skip | 2 Dec 2005 01:43
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Re: display &#2260;


    >> The other characters render, but the &#2260; renders as a ? in
    >> Firefox.

    Nir> It does not work for Safari either, using Arial from ms core fonts
    Nir> package.

Thanks Nir.  Since you can't make it work, that pretty much rules out a
MoinMoin configuration issue.  <wink>

Skip

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Nir Soffer | 2 Dec 2005 09:05
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Re: display &#2260;


On 2 Dec, 2005, at 2:43, skip <at> pobox.com wrote:

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>>> The other characters render, but the &#2260; renders as a ? in
>>> Firefox.
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>     Nir> It does not work for Safari either, using Arial from ms core 
> fonts
>     Nir> package.
>
> Thanks Nir.  Since you can't make it work, that pretty much rules out a
> MoinMoin configuration issue.  <wink>

I did not try to make it work, just pasted in my test wiki and reported 
the result. Anyway, moin job here is only to render the sequence as 
"&#n;", if the page html contain this string, and it does not display 
as you expect, the problem is with the browser or font used.

Generally you should not expect stuff like this to work :-)

Best Regards,

Nir Soffer

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Nir Soffer | 2 Dec 2005 08:58
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Re: Problems with ACL - Sorry, but this time I didn't get it...


On 1 Dec, 2005, at 23:19, Ralf Moll wrote:

>     acl_enabled = 1
>     acl_rights_valid = ["read", "write", "delete", "revert", "admin"]
>     acl_rights_before = u"MollRalf:read,write,delete,revert,admin"
>     acl_rights_defaults = u"All:read"

try acl_rights_default

> #    acl_rights_after = u"All:"
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>     page_group_regex = '.*Group$'
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 
> -
>
> But everybody can edit pages.

And you should of course restart Apache after you change a  
configuration using mod python or fastcgi.

Best Regards,

Nir Soffer

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Ralf Moll | 2 Dec 2005 13:46
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Re: Problems with ACL - Sorry, but this time I didn't get it...

Hi,

thx Nir, that was the bug - a simple typo.

Ralf

>>     acl_rights_defaults = u"All:read"
> try acl_rights_default

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