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Last edited on 2016-05-20 07:38:47 by KoG [Replaces old-style internal links with new pipe-split links.]Additions:
Oddly enough... looking through the referrers I found out that this page has been spidered. I noticed that pretty far up on the search was [[http://www.okjsp.pe.kr/docs/samples/wiki-sample.html | a site talking about using Forrest+Wiki notation]]. Most curious...
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Oddly enough... looking through the referrers I found out that this page has been spidered. I noticed that pretty far up on the search was [[http://www.okjsp.pe.kr/docs/samples/wiki-sample.html a site talking about using Forrest+Wiki notation]]. Most curious...
Fix: add Options +""FollowSymLinks"" in your .htaccess file (like below).
Options +FollowSymLinks
Fix: add Options +""FollowSymLinks"" in your .htaccess file (like below).
Options +FollowSymLinks
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Fix: add Options ""FollowSymLinks"" in your .htaccess file (like below).
Options FollowSymLinks
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Oddly enough... looking through the referrers I found out that this page has been spidered. I noticed that pretty far up on the search was [[http://www.okjsp.pe.kr/docs/samples/wiki-sample.html a site talking about using Forrest Wiki notation]]. Most curious...
Fix: add Options ""FollowSymLinks"" in your .htaccess file (like below).
Options FollowSymLinks
Fix: add Options ""FollowSymLinks"" in your .htaccess file (like below).
Options FollowSymLinks
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Fix: add Options +""FollowSymLinks"" in your .htaccess file (like below).
Options +FollowSymLinks
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I run WikkaWiki for documenting software I've written and projects I've done/hope to do. I've found it tremendously helpful in terms of set up, the symantic linking is awesome too.
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Oddly enough... looking through the referrers I found out that this page has been spidered. I noticed that pretty far up on the search was [[http://www.okjsp.pe.kr/docs/samples/wiki-sample.html a site talking about using Forrest+Wiki notation]]. Most curious...
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I run WikkaWiki on [[http://www.epiphanic.org]] (the link is [[http://wiki.epiphanic.org]]) for documenting software I've written and projects I've done/hope to do. I've found it tremendously helpful in terms of set up, the symantic linking is awesome too.
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=== Catchy title goes here ===
=== HTTPS on Wikka ===
Someone asked in #wikka, so I figured I'd put something up. If you want Wikka to work with https, just edit your configuration file, changing your base_url to https. The fellow ended up reinstalling it, which is probably unecessary... but hey, do what you gotta right?
Alternatively you can edit all kinds of mod_rewrite rules: my roommate does this for some of the apps on his webserver. While I wouldn't do this, you *could* theoretically do it. And it *might* theoretically work.
I did notice,however, that very few of the links on the Wikka sites page were HTTPS, only one when I checked. If nothing else, then please, out of novelty put up some HTTPS sites on the wikka links. I do understand that some people will be running encrypted links for privacy purposes, and I'm not asking them to.
=== HTTPS on Wikka ===
Someone asked in #wikka, so I figured I'd put something up. If you want Wikka to work with https, just edit your configuration file, changing your base_url to https. The fellow ended up reinstalling it, which is probably unecessary... but hey, do what you gotta right?
Alternatively you can edit all kinds of mod_rewrite rules: my roommate does this for some of the apps on his webserver. While I wouldn't do this, you *could* theoretically do it. And it *might* theoretically work.
I did notice,however, that very few of the links on the Wikka sites page were HTTPS, only one when I checked. If nothing else, then please, out of novelty put up some HTTPS sites on the wikka links. I do understand that some people will be running encrypted links for privacy purposes, and I'm not asking them to.
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Fix: add Options +""FollowSymLinks"" in your .htaccess file (like below).
%%(apache)
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=== ""TeX"" ===
I'd love to integrate ""(La)TeX"" into Wikka. Any ideas?
%%(apache)
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=== ""TeX"" ===
I'd love to integrate ""(La)TeX"" into Wikka. Any ideas?
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=== TeX ===
I'd love to integrate (La)TeX into Wikka. Any ideas?
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Error 403 with .htaccess file: Originally I moved the file and set my ACL to register-to-post. I went back and troubleshot and figured out that you can do the following:
Fix: add Options +FollowSymLinks in your .htaccess file (like below).
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^(.*/[^\./]*[^/])$ $1/
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ wikka.php?wakka=$1 [QSA,L]
</IfModule>
Then
"rewrite_mode" => "1",
"base_url" => "wherever",
in your wikka.conf.php
Fix: add Options +FollowSymLinks in your .htaccess file (like below).
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^(.*/[^\./]*[^/])$ $1/
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ wikka.php?wakka=$1 [QSA,L]
</IfModule>
Then
"rewrite_mode" => "1",
"base_url" => "wherever",
in your wikka.conf.php
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At the behest of JavaWoman I'm working on looking into the issue so I can tell the dev crew.
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At first I wasn't sure Wiki were going to be useful, but I realize that unless I wanted to write my own project, or use what I had been using (Apache Forrest) I was probably going to have to use a Wiki. I was familiar with sites like Portland Pattern Repository, PInvoke.net and several other (diverse) wiki applications. I did some quick research, late at night and obviously not paying attention, and thought MediaWiki was the greatest thing since sliced bread.
=== Why Apache Forrest was wrong ===
Now, in their defense Forrest is a new project and it's really, really cool. I suggest people take a look at the apache projects. Still Wikka was light enough and does the job admirably.
=== Why Apache Forrest was wrong ===
Now, in their defense Forrest is a new project and it's really, really cool. I suggest people take a look at the apache projects. Still Wikka was light enough and does the job admirably.
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=== Why Apache Forest was wrong ===
Now, in their defense Forest is a new project and it's really, really cool. I suggest people take a look at the apache projects. Still Wikka was light enough and does the job admirably.
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=== Wikka issues found ===
I had issues with the .htaccess file and possibly mod_rewrite. I know it's set on the server, but I don't have root. I initially got an error 403, so I renamed it. If you set your default ACL to register-to-post you shouldn't need it anyway...
At the behest of JavaWoman I'm working on looking into the issue so I can tell the dev crew.
=== TeX ===
I'd love to integrate (La)TeX into Wikka. Any ideas?
I had issues with the .htaccess file and possibly mod_rewrite. I know it's set on the server, but I don't have root. I initially got an error 403, so I renamed it. If you set your default ACL to register-to-post you shouldn't need it anyway...
At the behest of JavaWoman I'm working on looking into the issue so I can tell the dev crew.
=== TeX ===
I'd love to integrate (La)TeX into Wikka. Any ideas?
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=== Why Apache Forest was wrong ===
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I was sitting on Freenode and I ran into JavaWoman - a very nice person, and also most persuasive. I like the way Wikka looks, the way it works and the fact that the dev team are all nice and passionate people. In their defense I'm sure the mediawiki folks are, but they seem more intimidating in the fact that they're the great Wikipedia yadda yadda yadda... It's been awesome and I'm hoping to hang around for quite some time.