Hello everyone,
I've activated the statistics on my virtual xwikis, but when I access
the page XWiki/Stats I see the code, but not statistics, as this:
<% period = request.get("period") Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
cal.setTime(new Date()); if (period==null) { period =
cal.get(Calendar.YEAR) * 100 + (cal.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1) }
jour = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR) * 10000 + (cal.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1) *
100 + (cal.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH)+1)
type = request.get("type") if (type==null) type = "view"
%>
In the xwiki.cfg, this is the section related to statistics:
xwiki.stats=1
xwiki.stats.default=1
xwiki.stats.class=com.xpn.xwiki.stats.impl.XWikiStatsServiceImpl
Any help?
Thanks!
Vito
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COSS - The Finnish Centre for Open Source Solutions
@ Technology Centre Hermia Ltd.
Hermiankatu 1, FIN-33720 Tampere, FINLAND
Hello all,
I'm working with the last version of XE and i get the LDAP authentication on
my Active Directory Domain.
My problem is when i move a user to a different OU in the Active Directory,
the user can't login in Xwiki anymore...(Error : Wrong password).
Is there a way to configure the xwiki.cfg in order the authentication could
"browse" the all Active Directory to find the user and allow him to login ?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi guys,
I just finished repackaging the realtime collaborative editor which was developed as part of wiki/3.0.
It is now installable as an extension. It's still a bit rough around the edges but it's pretty safe to
play with so everyone is invited to give it a try.
* Multiple users can edit the same document at the same time and their changes are merged in real time.
* The "RealTime Wiki" editor is an option along side WYSIWYG and Wiki so it won't break existing editors.
* Easy installation by copying a .jar file and importing a .xar file, removal is simply deleting 2 XDocuments.
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/RealTime+Wiki+Editor
Please feel free to share your experiences in the mailing list, on the extension wiki page and on the
github bug tracker.
Thanks,
Caleb
To all,
If someone edits a page on our wiki, they are always creating a new
revision. Our users (including myself) do not mark an edit as "minor" (small
checkbox in the lower right when you edit a page "Is minor edit".
I would like to change this behaviour. I would like that every edit is a
minor edit (thus the checkbox should be checked by standard) and that a user
has to uncheck that if he's making a "major" edit.
Does anybody know if this is possible?
Now that I think of it, can't XWiki just ask me if I want to make a new
revision if I change/add for example 10% of a page? That should be a nice
feature :-)
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Hi all,
I like to remove some of the menu items based on the user logged in, for
example for one type of users, I need to remove the Add menu, or change
Wiki, Space or Page menus to my own menus, I checked the users rights, it
has View, Comment, Edit, Delete, Register, Program, they seem not designed
for that, any suggestions? I checked menuview.vm, that is where to control
the menus, it seems I need to change this file.
Thanks for your suggestions in advance.
David
Hello,
No issues here just needing some insights on filesystem storage ...
I just moved to it (on 4.3-milestone-1), and ran script to migrate my
attachments from db to filesystem.
Though attachments seem to open perfectly well, I'm surprised by the
difference in size: file "xwikiattachment_content.MYD" (I'm using
MySql as you guess) is about 1,3GB, while my whole folder
${xwiki.data.dir}/storage is only about 600MB.
What could explain such a big difference ? (apart from some
attachments that may not have been migrated)
Considering: "It is prudent to leave the attachments in the database
since in most situations the attachment data is not bothersome just
sitting in the database (The only risk of attachments left in the
database is that they will bloat the size of the database files)" [1]
Ok with that, but supposing that I checked my attachments are ok and
I'm satisfied with fs storage (or I'm just using a test xwiki that I
can blow away without risk), removing attachments from db means
cleaning table xwikiattachment_content, is it right ? Can I remove
other xwikiattachment* tables, or are they still used to reference the
attachments ? (I guess they do but...)
Thanks,
Jeremie
[1] - http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Filesystem+Attachment+…
To all,
In our organisation we are using a lot of MS Excel Spreadsheets which holds
all kinds of data. These Excel Spreadsheets are stored on our servers, but
they are "scattered" across our network. We want to organise there files
better. We DONT want to upload these files to XWiki, because we want those
file to be easily accessable from our network as well (and we have trouble
with large attachments (71Mb) which refuse to be removed from XWiki).
We have created multiple spaces in our XWiki, lets say they are called A, B
and C. Each space has been "locked down" and only users with the right
permissions can access those spaces.
I am thinking about creating a new file-structure on our server. One main
folder called "XWiki" I want to create sub-folders "A", "B" and "C". Our IT
department will apply the correct rights to each sub-folder.
In our XWiki, we can then create UNC-links to the files on our server (which
I create by hand, because I am the only one with the knowledge to create
these links :-).
What do you think about this setup? I am interrested in all opinions,
experiences, etc.
P.s. With "MS Excel Spreadsheets" I mean all kinds of files :-)
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Hi,
I'd like to build a wiki to catalog my watch collection and experiment with XWiki.
User Name: ronaks
Server Name: watches.myxwiki.org
Thanks,
Ronak
Hi all, I log in to wiki with my admin credentials. Now navigate to
administer wiki but i do not see the wiki default images
like configuration.png,lf.png,usersgroups.png etc
When i go to firebug and inspect that image , i see the path as
/mywiki/bin/download/XWiki/AdminSheet/configuration.png
but there is no folder like this under mywiki (looks like they are stored
in db and returned thru servlet.Just a guess)
Just for information, i am running my wiki instance in disk mode so that
all my attachments are stored in file system instead of db.
Below is the change i did for that:-
xwiki.store.attachment.versioning=0
# disable document recycling
storage.attachment.recyclebin=0
xwiki.store.attachment.hint = file
xwiki.store.attachment.versioning.hint = file
xwiki.store.attachment.recyclebin.hint = file
*I am not sure what i am missing here? Is running wiki under disk mode the
cause for it ?, If yes what is the right way to proceed?*