[Moin-user] Migration from 1.2.1 to 1.5.9

[Rick Vanderveer]

The purpose of the login is so you can see *who* made the edits.  I would
think even for an intranet-only wiki that would still be a valuable
feature!  Otherwise, there would be zero accountability if anyone did a
disastrous change.

In our organization, I'm using Windows domain authentication. So, you're
forced to login regardless (you don't have to remember to log in, for
example).  Another advantage of this is that it can be accessed from
anywhere, not just internally.  Our moin wiki has become a real success
story-- replacing our old traditional html pages (which were consequently
rarely updated) and a bunch of other servers as our primary internal home
page. We use it for everything from project tracking, instructions,
documentation, processes, to even smaller but important things like our
phone list (thanks to the nifty <<SortBy()>> macro which even alphabetizes
the list for us.

-Rick


On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 4:57 PM, Suresh Krishna <suresh.madhuvarsu at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Thanks for all the suggestions. I was able to successfully able to migrate
> the 1.2.1 data to 1.6.3 wiki and also able to run the wiki.
> Of course right now its under the testing server.
> Is there anyway to turn off the "Login" mechanism. I mean, i am hosting it
> in the intranet. So anyone should be able to edit the pages and there is no
> need to have special user login for Wiki. Is there any setting or attribute
> that i need to set ?
>
> Thanks,
> Krishna
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 4:07 AM, Thomas Waldmann <tw-public at gmx.de> wrote:
>
>> > Just to test i ran till migration script 9.
>> > Following are the errors for each migration.
>> > Any kind of help is appreciated.
>>
>> > Migraiton Script 5
>> > Error: can't copy 'data.pre-mig5\plugin' to 'data\plugin'
>>
>> There should be a data/plugin directory in your src data.
>> If there is, find out why it can't be copied.
>>
>> > Error: can't copy 'data.pre-mig5\user' to 'data\user'
>>
>> Same thing for data/user - this is where moin stores your user profiles.
>>
>> > can't copy 'data.pre-mig5\intermap.txt' to 'data\intermap.txt'
>>
>> Same thing for data/intermap.txt (if you really don't have one, creating
>> a 0 byte dummy file will make a simple converter script happy).
>>
>> > Migraiton Script 7
>>
>> BTW, as long as previous mig scripts throw serious errors, you don't
>> need to run subsequent mig scripts. Maybe some of the errors you posted
>> are caused by errors that happenend when running the previous mig
>> scripts.
>>
>>
>>
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