Hi!
I am planning to set up a simple wiki for personal use (noting my tasks, thoughts, etc.) and maybe more. I decided to use SmallWiki, as it seems to work really fine in practice (www.squeak.org is very nice). At first I tried Pier, but it was a bit complicated for me, as I am not familiar with Seaside and I really don't want to develop web applications. So I downloaded the SmallWiki prepared image from http://homepage.mac.com/jborden23/FileSharing3.html. Loading from SqueakMap to 3.9 did not really work out (getting a dependency message and after ignoring it getting another error on a non-existing method in Monticello?). The prepared image is a Squeak 3.7 one and works just fine but I did run into troubles when trying to configure SmallWiki. So here are some questions, maybe you can help me:
1.) I don't really understand the difference between roles and users. If I enter the wiki, I have automatically anonymous role? Why can't I edit any page then?
2.) I tried to protect a page, that should not be viewable by other users then admin. I executed the script I found in the SmallWiki FAQ:
(server root at: 'Secret') roles: (OrderedCollection with: (BasicRole name: 'anonymous')) " this role has no permissions "
but I could still access the page when I normally entered it without any login. Am I doing something wrong?
3.) How can I remove actions (RSS for example) from the upper right corner?
I think that's pretty much it. I would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance,
Elod
El 1/26/07 9:54 AM, "Elod Kironsky" kironsky@grisoft.cz escribió:
Hi!
I am planning to set up a simple wiki for personal use (noting my tasks, thoughts, etc.) and maybe more.
You could use AniAniWeb See what a personal notes looks at http://201.212.99.13:8888/ani
Edgar
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If you'd like something simple, why not just download and run Swiki?
You can get it here: http://wiki.squeak.org/swiki/
I just started doing just that myself, moving all of my work notes and the million OS X sticky notes into the Swiki. It starts up at bootup on my Mac and runs in the background.
Regards, Aaron
On Jan 26, 2007, at 6:54 AM, Elod Kironsky wrote:
Hi!
I am planning to set up a simple wiki for personal use (noting my tasks, thoughts, etc.) and maybe more. I decided to use SmallWiki, as it seems to work really fine in practice (www.squeak.org is very nice). At first I tried Pier, but it was a bit complicated for me, as I am not familiar with Seaside and I really don't want to develop web applications. So I downloaded the SmallWiki prepared image from http:// homepage.mac.com/jborden23/FileSharing3.html. Loading from SqueakMap to 3.9 did not really work out (getting a dependency message and after ignoring it getting another error on a non-existing method in Monticello?). The prepared image is a Squeak 3.7 one and works just fine but I did run into troubles when trying to configure SmallWiki. So here are some questions, maybe you can help me:
1.) I don't really understand the difference between roles and users. If I enter the wiki, I have automatically anonymous role? Why can't I edit any page then?
2.) I tried to protect a page, that should not be viewable by other users then admin. I executed the script I found in the SmallWiki FAQ:
(server root at: 'Secret') roles: (OrderedCollection with: (BasicRole name: 'anonymous')) " this role has no permissions "
but I could still access the page when I normally entered it without any login. Am I doing something wrong?
3.) How can I remove actions (RSS for example) from the upper right corner?
I think that's pretty much it. I would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance,
Elod
Yes, I know Swiki and I have basically only one problem with it, namely content management :-) If I upload a file to swiki, I cannot remove it again. This can be really annoying sometimes, that is why I tried to set up a Smallwiki wiki.
Elod
If you'd like something simple, why not just download and run Swiki?
You can get it here: http://wiki.squeak.org/swiki/
I just started doing just that myself, moving all of my work notes and the million OS X sticky notes into the Swiki. It starts up at bootup on my Mac and runs in the background.
Regards, Aaron
On Jan 26, 2007, at 6:54 AM, Elod Kironsky wrote:
Hi!
I am planning to set up a simple wiki for personal use (noting my tasks, thoughts, etc.) and maybe more. I decided to use SmallWiki, as it seems to work really fine in practice (www.squeak.org is very nice). At first I tried Pier, but it was a bit complicated for me, as I am not familiar with Seaside and I really don't want to develop web applications. So I downloaded the SmallWiki prepared image from http://homepage.mac.com/jborden23/FileSharing3.html. Loading from SqueakMap to 3.9 did not really work out (getting a dependency message and after ignoring it getting another error on a non-existing method in Monticello?). The prepared image is a Squeak 3.7 one and works just fine but I did run into troubles when trying to configure SmallWiki. So here are some questions, maybe you can help me:
1.) I don't really understand the difference between roles and users. If I enter the wiki, I have automatically anonymous role? Why can't I edit any page then?
2.) I tried to protect a page, that should not be viewable by other users then admin. I executed the script I found in the SmallWiki FAQ:
(server root at: 'Secret') roles: (OrderedCollection with: (BasicRole name: 'anonymous')) " this role has no permissions "
but I could still access the page when I normally entered it without any login. Am I doing something wrong?
3.) How can I remove actions (RSS for example) from the upper right corner?
I think that's pretty much it. I would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance,
Elod
Elod Kironsky wrote:
Yes, I know Swiki and I have basically only one problem with it, namely content management :-) If I upload a file to swiki, I cannot remove it again. This can be really annoying sometimes, that is why I tried to set up a Smallwiki wiki.
Elod
Swiki-1.5 includes AniAniWeb, a system which provides much improved Swiki functionality. If you sign in as the owner of an AniAniWeb, you have the option to move or delete uploaded files. It has many other improvements as well--it is quite nice!
I am using the provided image from http://wiki.squeak.org/swiki which works fine but is based on 3.7. I've started trying to port it to 3.8 and 3.9 but have found that it serves up corrupted graphics images in those releases, probably due to the Stream/String changes in those releases.
-Mark
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