I'm trying to copy a twiki data dir (ubuntu server) via a samba share to an XP box... all files copy except for .htpasswd and .changes. Any ideas why not? Is there some service that is protecting them?
I want to install twiki on ubuntu server , http://mysite.com/docs/bin/configure is returning the configure file itself .
I renamed the twiki folder to docs .
How can I configure twiki, and why the file is coming in browser?
Please help .
Thanks
I've installed Twiki and when I run the following command:
perl -I bin tools/mailnotify SomeWeb
I get the message stating that the notifications have been sent:
Processing SomeWeb
* [email protected] : *
Last notification was at ...
Change to SomeTopic at ... New revision is NN
Notified [email protected] of changes in SomeWeb
1 change notifications from SomeWeb
However, I'm not getting any e-mail with the notification.
It's seem to be some configuration problem, but I can't figure out what... I haven't found where to configure anything (the smpt server to use, the account on the smtp server to use).
We are setting up an installation of Foswiki (http://foswiki.org/).
A question to other Foswiki/TWiki users here: is there a way to disable e-mail auto-links in a selected page?
I have figured out that by using <noautolink> I can disable automatic wikilinks. It doesn't, however, work for mailto autolinks. So is there a corresponding command for disabling them or does anyone of you know some other workaround?
To be more specific, the problem is that I only need to disable e-mail autolinks, but not other wiki markup conversion. Here is a specific markup example:
* WikiPageName - [email protected] * WikiPageName2 - [email protected] * WikiPageName3 - [email protected]
If I put the whole markup, let's say inside verbatim block, it disables not only e-mail autolinks, but also all other wiki markup, like automatic wikipage linking and listing style.
Use of a plugin to solve this problem can be considered as well, but a pluginless solution is preferred.
Thanks!
How would I go about getting TWiki to transparently authenticate against Windows Active Directory with Single Sign-on?