In setting up our wiki farm, we'd like to do this:
http://www.oursite.com/xwiki = the XEM manager
http://wiki.oursite.com/xwiki = internal wiki
http://client1.oursite.com/xwiki = Client 1's wiki
http://client2.oursite.com/xwiki = Client 2's wiki
How do we go about doing this? I've got the wikis themselves set up and responding properly using my HOSTS file (mapping each of those to the same IP), but how is it done in a "production" environment (for both internal and external clients)?
We don't have our own DNS server, we rely on the ISP. Are these subdomains? Or different hosts of the "oursite.com" domain?
Yes, I've searched for answers and have read about DNS and subdomains, etc. but it's just not sinking in. Anyone have a good link for reference?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Trevor
I've been trying to get XWiki installed as the ROOT webapp so I can access it with localhost:8080 instead of localhost:8080/xwiki (referencing http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ShortURLs).
I had XWiki working properly first, following the original instructions (expanding the WAR to /usr/share/tomcat5.5/webapps/xwiki).
Then I renamed xwiki to ROOT
I created a ROOT.xml file in /usr/share/tomcat5.5//conf/Catalina/localhost as follows:
<Context path="/" docBase="/usr/share/tomcat5.5/webapps/ROOT"
debug="0" privileged="false" allowLinking="true">
</Context>
and restarted Tomcat.
Now when I go to localhost:8080 I get
"Connection Interrupted
The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading."
and get redirected to http://127.0.0.1:9080/xwiki/bin/Main/ThisWikiDoesNotExist
Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Trevor
Hello friends,
Is there a modification we could make to the most active contributor so that
Admin is excluded from the results. The Admin does make a lot of changes &
creates quite a few pages which are XWiki internal pages/test pages. These
pages are never seen by the general user. Also, we would like to recognize
those general users who contribute the most to Wiki. However, Admin & other
power users show up at the top of the most active contributors list. The
number of pages attributed to Admin are way too high (since XWiki default
xar file that we install during fresh installation has almost all the pages
attributed to Admin). This kind of gives skewed results.
I looked through the api so that I could find a method call which would help
me do this. I am unable to find anything that came close to these
requirements.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I'm a newbie.
I searched the web for using this query:
xwiki "user type" advanced simple
and it didn't turn up anything to help me understand what those user types
are.
Could someone please clue me in and maybe tell me whether a different search
would've turned up anything?
Thanks!
I needed to set up an email address. I was really dismayed that it wasn't
just a "change my account settings" type task.
Are there any plans, or is there a way, to make specifying an email address
a more end-user friendly task?
Thanks!
Hi,
I would like to understand which places are best suited to customize
the registration workflow.
We would like to see the following;
1) Visitor clicks on "register"
2) Next to xwiki default we would like the visitor to fill in what
country, what language
3) When submit we would like the system to send confirmationlink with
translated text
4a) when confirmation link is submitted by user a welcome message in
translated text
5) We would like to see newly registered users in a dynamic table
where we can accept users manually by clicking line by line
6) after accepting the user should receive information about
Gerritjan
I have looked at the following applications (http://code.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Applications/) and the "download" link doesn't work in Firefox 3.0.11, but does work in IE 7.0.5730:
CalendarApplication
EventCalendar Application (the download link leads to an empty page, there is nothing to download)
ExtendedTodo Application
DatePicker Application
(I haven't checked all the apps, so this list may not be complete.)
Trevor
Hello
I am trying to promote xwiki use in the healthcare organization I work at.
The biggest hurdle is the IT department, sometimes I feel like they want to
sabotage all my efforts just for fun. After months and months of waiting,
they finally provided me with a server, accessible from outside the
hospital, the problem is that logging in is borked. My browser (latest
firefox) shows "Loading..." as the tab header and the dot's circle forever.
The status bar shows "Connected to my.organization.org..", but the Log-in
screen stays on.
The local version works fine, but I absolutely want it accessible globally.
My xwiki version is "XWiki Enterprise 2.0-milestone-2.22241", the data store
is MS SQL Server
Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 1.6.0_14-b08
Now the IT guys say they have no clue as to what the problem is, and I have
to fix it myself, which I can't do. Any suggestions are GREATLY appreciated.
Thank you
y
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