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Author: Dave HollandDave Holland
Date: Sep 17, 2008 08:52
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 05:46:33PM +0200, Erbs, Nicolai wrote:
> Unfortunately I'd like to convert a KWiki to a MediaWiki and searched
> for utilities, but unfortunately I didn't find any. I don't want to
> copy-and-paste every single site. Do you know any tools, which provide
> this possibility?
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Author: Nicolai ErbsNicolai Erbs
Date: Sep 17, 2008 08:46
Hi,
Unfortunately I'd like to convert a KWiki to a MediaWiki and searched
for utilities, but unfortunately I didn't find any. I don't want to
copy-and-paste every single site. Do you know any tools, which provide
this possibility?
Or is there any script available?
Cheers,
Nicolai
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Author: Whiteg WengWhiteg Weng
Date: Feb 15, 2008 08:08
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Hi,
There is going to be a Kwiki Hackathon about Kwiki 3.0 on #kwiki
( chat.freenode.net), join us if you are interested in the future of
kwiki.
Visit the following pages for what kwiki 3.0 is about:
http://blog.ingy.net/2008/02/year-of-wiki.html
http://pi.kwiki.org/
Hope to see you on #kwiki..:)
Cheers.
Whiteg
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Author: Isabelle CabreraIsabelle Cabrera
Date: Oct 3, 2007 05:38
Hi,
I have a problem with kwiki: when saving a page that I have edited. I get this error message:
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Can't open file 'database/PersonalPage' for output:
Permission denied at lib/Spoon/ContentObject.pm line 92
at lib/Spoon/Base.pm line 89
Spoon::Base::__ANON__('Can\'t open file \'database/PersonalPage\'...
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Author: Keith LofstromKeith Lofstrom
Date: Sep 30, 2007 08:58
I'm using Kwiki on a few sites. For a while, I had Typekey set
up, but the folks at Typekey will let anybody sign up, and don't
monitor for bot usage, so that just acted as an "attractive
nuisance" - worse than useless.
I now have scode captcha set up, and I get very little vandalism on
the sites by editing. Instead, the vandal-bots make html attachments;
AFAIKS there is no way to authenticate attachments or notify me when
attachments are made. The damage rate is low - a few a week - but
still annoying.
I have a cron script that informs me of new attachments every week,
and I use those to hunt down garbage, but I would prefer to apply
captcha and email notification to new attachments just like it is
applied to text edits. Is there any way to set that up?
Keith
--
Keith Lofstrom keithl@ keithl.com Voice (503)-520-1993
KLIC --- Keith Lofstrom Integrated Circuits --- "Your Ideas in Silicon"
Design Contracting in Bipolar and CMOS - Analog, Digital, and Scan ICs
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Author: hashashinhashashin
Date: Sep 22, 2007 12:26
Anybody got this too?
Software error:
Undefined subroutine &Scalar;::Util::weaken called at (eval 27) line 4.
at lib/Spoon/Base.pm line 89
Spoon::Base::__ANON__('Undefined subroutine &Scalar;::Util::weaken
called at (eval 27...') called at (eval 27) line 4
Spiffy::__ANON__('Kwiki::Hub=HASH(0x83c1e48)',
'Kwiki=HASH(0x8385f24)') called at lib/Spoon/Boot/Base.pm line 26
Spoon::Boot::Base::init('Kwiki::Boot::V1=HASH(0x833e1c0)') called at
lib/Spoon/Boot/Base.pm line 9
Spoon::Boot::Base::new('Kwiki::Boot::V1') called at lib/Kwiki/Boot.pm line 5
Kwiki::Boot::boot('Kwiki::Boot') called at /home/numexp/wiki/index.cgi line 10
For help, please send mail to the webmaster (ambsATdiDOTuminhoDOTpt),
giving this error message and the time and date of the error.
--
Alberto Simões
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Author: Dave BakerDave Baker
Date: May 3, 2007 07:40
The information is in the message headers, I have learned:
List-Post: perl.org>
List-Help: perl.org>
List-Unsubscribe: perl.org>
List-Subscribe: perl.org>
List-Id: <kwiki.perl.org>
Perhaps this information should be at the bottom of each email. I don't
routinely view detailed header information in email on Thunderbird; I
wonder how many people do? Not many, I bet.
Thanks very much for the assist and again please pardon this email,
Dave Baker
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Author: Dave BakerDave Baker
Date: May 3, 2007 07:20
I apologize; I know this is irritating.
Can someone please tell me how to unsubscribe from the kwiki mailing
list. I have forgotten how I subscribed. I can find no listing for the
list on perl.org or kwiki.org. I had no luck on Google.
Thank you very much,
Dave Baker
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Author: Ingy dot NetIngy dot Net
Date: May 2, 2007 09:21
On 02/05/07 11:25 -0400, Nahum Goldmann wrote:
> Brian, thanks.
>
> Too bad this small fact is not noted anywhere in Kwiki documentation,
> it would save much frustration and weeks of lost time for several
> people.
>
> Brian, I'm considered one of the pioneers of Linux use in the North
It's Ingy, fyi.
> America and my company started to use Perl under Linux, but than had
> to move to Windows, as 98%% of global users use it vs. ~2%% of
> Unix/Linux and ~0.2%% Apple. It's not that I'm a big Windows...
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