Hello xwiki users,
I just installed xwiki on windows server. I unpacked the stand alone
version Stable: xwiki-enterprise-jetty-hsqldb-2.6.zip into a directory
called XWikiHome and setup MySQL data base, created a new user. When I am
in the server itself, I can login. But when I try to login from another
computer I cannot login and the xwiki creates a message:
WARN xwiki.MyPersistentLoginManager - Login cookie validation hash mismatch!
Cookies have been tampered with
I have seen a few other emails regarding the same issue. But I don't see a
solution. One suggestion was to change cookie version
to cookie.setVersion(1); but I am not sure where this change needs to be
made? My XWikiHome folder contains the following folders and files:
XWikiHome:
database (folder)
jetty (folder)
META-INF (folder)
webapps (folder)
start_xwiki
start_xwiki
start_xwiki_debug
start_xwiki_debug
stop_xwiki
stop_xwiki
xwiki
Within the folders, I don't see any configuration file or a file like a
"..LoginManager..". Did I not install this correctly? But I can actually
open the pages when I am in the server from internet explorer. But from
another computer, I get the login page but cannot login. As a side note, I
have tried version 2.5 last week and I did not have this problem. Then I
wanted to change the location of the xwiki, so I deleted that directory and
reinstalled the 2.6 version into another drive.
I appreciate your suggestions. Thanks, - Nevzat
Hi,
lately a user reported to me another issue regarding sections.
Scenario, there are two users and document like that:
== section 1 ==
sect content
== section 2 ==
sect content
== section 3 ==
sect content
1. UserA opens section 2 to edit
2. UserB opens whole document to edit ( no other way but with force editing )
3. UserB adds section 1.5 in the way it is:
== section 1 ==
sect content
== section 1.5 ==
sect content
== section 2 ==
sect content
== section 3 ==
sect content
4. UserB saves document.
5. UserA changes content of the section 2 and saves document.
The result is that userA saves overwrites section 'section 1.5' instead of 'section 2'.
I can see that you're indexing section with numbers and add this as a parameter to edit link and that is
probably the reason of shifting the section change but I've just checked the Media wiki sandbox and the same
scenario causes no errors - they are also adding the 'section' parameter but somehow an extra identification
is performed as well..
Is there any chance to get that working right ? maybe some configuration switch..
Thanks,
Piotr
Hey guys, just subscribed to this list.
I'm currently stuck between two softwares: XWiki and Foswiki.
What I'm looking for is:
Speed/Performance
Access control (Guests can only read and not modify, certain users can
modify)
Good theming/Easy theming.
An overall good wiki with user-friendly UI.
Foswiki is flatfile and xwiki is SQL based. I hear that SQL is generally
better, is that the case? Foswiki seems to be pretty fast even if it is
flatfile.
Thanks :)
- Eric
I have recently started to fill my wiki with lots of content. Currently
I have 4772 XWiki documents and 2260 XWiki objects. Not so much I think,
but it looks like I'm reaching a limit.
This is first time I have looked into SQL internals of XWiki.
Goddamn! There were no indices except primary ones! OK, I have lowered
load time from 15sec to 9sec having created indices (e. g. XWD_FULLNAME
in xwikidocs)
Still too much.
Maybe I could improve it any further, but some queries are maid the way
I don't know obvious way to make index for them. For instance, I can see
"where hidden <> 1 or hidden is null" in queries. It would be nice to
see "where hidden = 0" instead (and null being not allowed)
Xen:~ OCTAGRAM$ time GET http://blog.toom.su/
[...snip...]
</div></div></body>
</html>
real 0m8.395s
user 0m0.158s
sys 0m0.052s
Xen:~ OCTAGRAM$ time GET http://pascal.toom.su/Index
[...snip...]
</div></div></body>
</html>
real 0m5.537s
user 0m0.157s
sys 0m0.043s
Xen:~ OCTAGRAM$ time GET http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/News
[...snip...]
</div></div></body>
</html>
real 0m1.981s
user 0m0.152s
sys 0m0.034s
2 second is also too much, but how do you keep response time that low?
Is it just due to the fact you scatter documents across different
databases or may be there was a huge improvement from 2.4M1?
http://pascal.toom.su/Index is even not a dynamic page, it just has lots
of wiki links.
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If you want to get to the top, you have to start at the bottom
Hello XWiki Community,
Christmas is coming, and I have a gift for you. I hope you will enjoy it.
As you may know, recently, a Brazilia advertising agency produce fake
vintage ads for Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Skype. I thought these
posters are really amazing. You will find the story here
http://www.dailybloggr.com/2010/08/cool-vintage-ads-of-facebook-twitter-you…
More recently, I read the book "From Airline Reservations to Sonic the
Hedgehog: A History of the Software Industry" by Martin Campbell-Kelly
(2003). Each chapter is illustrated by an official old ad of a
software. And I was charmed by the poster of AUTOFLOW, showing the
face of a woman with beautiful eyes.
http://u1.ipernity.com/17/25/71/9552571.c1e1c1ef.jpg
This give me an idea : to make a fake XWiki ad, copying the Autoflow
one. Of course, XWiki is a so great wiki that it doesn't need
advertising to spread the world. Maybe it can help... It's the result
of this idea that I'm glad to give you today.
I paid attention to produce this work with public domain material so I
think I can publish this poster in the public domain (even if I'm far
from being a license specialist). So I encourage you to print it on
your t-shirt, on your mug, to modify it, to share it, to redistribute
it.
I've tried to preserve the message of the ad, just replacing some
words, or at least to retain the spirit of the original sentences. But
I'm sure you can find better arguments and it's easy to edit with
Gimp.
This page will show you the fake ad for XWiki in a small size but it's
easier to compare with the original work :
http://www.ipernity.com/doc/sinclair/9552524
The full work is available in a public google doc folder (you don't
need to have an account)
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B2p8AuezuBCcZDc2MWY0M2EtNjBiNC00MWRmLWEzZT…
- copyrights.txt describes the origins of the photo and fonts used
- XWikiForChristmas.xcf is the Gimp file of the poster
- XWikiForChristmas.jpg is the full resolution image (exported from Gimp)
For your information, Autoflow was a software development tool that
produces automatically the flowchart of a computer program. In 1965,
Autoflow was the first commercial software to be sold as an
independant product (not attached to a hardware device). It was a big
success for ADR, its editor, with more than 10000 units sold.
To conclude, I hope this encourage you, the XWiki community, to
develop smart features, to maintain a high level of quality and to
support kindly stupid users.
Long live XWiki and merry Christmas to you and your family.
Maxime Sinclair
Hi,
I'm testing XE 2.6 with XEM. My plugins/applications are
- xwiki-application-application-manager-1.16.xar
- xwiki-application-wiki-manager-1.22.xar
- xwiki-enterprise-manager-application-xem-2.6.xar
(corresponding .jar files are at WEB-INF\lib)
Our Environment is Jboss 4.2.1 web server and Oracle 10g database.
There is a problem with the Activity Stream at the homepages of the farm
members.
The "Activity Stream" keeps empty and there are some identical lines within
the jboss console log:
15:50:59,267 ERROR [DefaultVelocityEngine] Left side ($events.size()) of '>'
operation has null value at unknown namespace[line 648, column 21]
After disabling the "Right column" of the Dashboard page the error does not
appeare.
The error does not happen at the master wiki of the farm
(http://localhost/xwiki/bin/view/Main/Dashboard), only at all member wikis.
Do you have a hint where to look further?
Thanks,
Rudi
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I'll tried to upload a number of files with these results:
1 - file type .jpg, size 2 MB --> ok
2 - file type .mp3, size 11 MB --> ko (?)
2a - when I used the button "attach" (at the bottom of the page, in the
attachments folder) I received no info but no attachments had been loaded
2b - when I used the "Link" command in Edit mode I received an "error"
message but the file had been correctly attached (and is still there and
correctly downloadable)
3 - file type .mp3, size 70MB --> ko (+ crash?)
I tried to upload a extra-large file in Edit mode. Everything appear to be
all right but after 6 minutes (equivalent to 15-18MB of upload @ 0.5Mb/s)
sharply the traffic on LAN was stopped but the upload popup continue to be
active and "busy". No errors info at all. After 2 hours I closed the popup
and correctly continue to edit the page. I saved. No attachments found.
Questions.
There are limits on file size?
There are limits on total files amount?
It's possible to state the limits on the popup (just to remember limits)?
Many thanks
Giuseppe Fortini
Hello,
I've installed a wiki farm and observed a minor problem:
in the main wiki, when I click in the standard search textfield, the
text ("search...") vanishes. In my virtual wikis it doesn't.
This is the tag (absolutely identical):
<input class="globalsearchinput withTip" id="headerglobalsearchinput"
name="text" value="search..." size="15" type="text">
The text field from the panel is working fine (everywhere).
Best wishes
Werner
Dear all,
I have recently installed Xwiki Enterprise 2.6 on our server (Ubuntu 10), deployed in Tomcat6. For this server we use two domains: domain1.example.com and domain2.example.com. By default Tomcat (and the XWiki) can be accessed via http://domain1.example.com:8080/xwiki/, but for security and easy-access we need the xwiki to be accessed from http://domain2.example.com/xwiki.
This is why Tomcat is fronted by Apache2 using the AJP connector via a proxy pass which is configured in Apache sites-enabled:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin root(a)example.com
DocumentRoot /var/www
ServerName domain2.example.com
<Proxy *>
AddDefaultCharset Off
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Proxy>
ProxyPass /xwiki ajp://localhost:8009/xwiki/
ProxyPassReverse /xwiki ajp://localhost:8009/xwiki/
</VirtualHost>
This configuration works, the xwiki can be accessed from domain1 and domain2 however there are some problems. The first thing I noticed is that the same wiki has has a different skin on each domain (no xar loaded, no user logged in). Second whereas I can access the login page athttp://domain1.example.com:8080/xwiki/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin, trying to access the login page athttp://domain2.example.com/xwiki/bin/login/XWiki/XWikiLogin fails with an infinite http redirect (redirecting to the same login page, HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily).
My questions are: is this type of configuration supported? If so, why is xwiki generating a redirect on the login page to the login page on domain2 and not on domain1? Thank you for the help.
Best,
Mark