[Moin-user] Solved, in a way anyway, secure edit and unseure public access.

[Henryk Gerlach]

Hi,

Why don't you just use wiki 2 configs that point to the same directory:

/etc/moin/farmconfig.py:
#...
wikis = [
    ("readonly",    r"^www.xxx.de/public/.*$"),
    ("readwrite",    r"^www.xxx.de/private/.*$"),
]
#...

note that www.xxx.de:80 and ssl.xxx.de:443 can be served by two different webservers.
So you can make sure that /private/ is a legal script-alias only for the ssl protected one (you still may tweak with rewrites).

/etc/moin/readonly.py:
#...
class Config(FarmConfig)
    #...
    acl_rights_before= u""
    acl_rights_default= u"All:read"
    #
#...

/etc/moin/readwrite.py:
import readonly
class Config(readonly.Config):
    auth = [http]
    acl_rights_before= u"AdminGroup:read,write,revert"
    acl_rights_default= u"TrustedGroup:read,write"


This way your read/write wiki inherits the config from the readonly wiki. I don't see, why you have to copy files...

(didn't test the code, but it should work)
Cheers,
  Henryk
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