What, you haven't found it yet? Thats pretty basic physics you know, every programmer needs to learn it. ;DSolar wrote:When I find a loophole in the time-space-continuum, I'll hack the other theme to display links correctly.
Working on the OS FAQ [Mega-Tokyo Wiki]
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My holiday planning would like to know where that loophole is, too.
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bluecode
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May I ask why editing in the faq is disabled? I found new information about global/static object con-/destruction for g++ and I would like to share that information with you 
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Kemp
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A lot of pages are locked (to defeat spam bots that don't know to unlock them?) but any user can unlock them by clicking the appropriate link at the bottom of the page.
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bluecode
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I tried it and I get "Insufficient permissions." error message.
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Even when logged in as "admin", i get "Unlocking pages is disallowed on this wiki" error message... weirdo.bluecode wrote: I tried it and I get "Insufficient permissions." error message.
Do you know any reason for this, Solar ?
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See the discussion on / around June 20th... it appeared that the Wiki allowed anyone to lock/unlock pages, not only admins, so I disabled locking/unlocking for everyone, thinking that the "lock status" of most pages would be OK as it is.
It seems it isn't.
I'll enable the lock/unlock feature when I get home tonight, and leave it like that over the weekend. Would that be OK?
I'm going on a weekend vacation that requires some preparation, so I cannot hack around in the user authentication right now (and don't really feel like it since I couldn't get it working last time already). This is the one big, big, BIG nuisance with PhpWiki - they implemented Apache auth, basic auth, DB based auth, page-metadata auth, but none of them actually works out-of-the-box. ::)
(And please, don't cry "MediaWiki" again.
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It seems it isn't.
I'll enable the lock/unlock feature when I get home tonight, and leave it like that over the weekend. Would that be OK?
I'm going on a weekend vacation that requires some preparation, so I cannot hack around in the user authentication right now (and don't really feel like it since I couldn't get it working last time already). This is the one big, big, BIG nuisance with PhpWiki - they implemented Apache auth, basic auth, DB based auth, page-metadata auth, but none of them actually works out-of-the-box. ::)
(And please, don't cry "MediaWiki" again.
)Every good solution is obvious once you've found it.
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Unlocking pages should now be possible.
Every good solution is obvious once you've found it.
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Seeing how the AddComment plugin was abused for inserting spam into the OS-FAQ Wiki (and for nothing else), I disabled that plugin. If that is not OK with some of you, please drop me a note.
Every good solution is obvious once you've found it.
