Re: Area level edit security

>1. We want the whole system to be world readable,
>
This is the default in wikis.

>but for the project pages to be editable only by members of the project.
>
If you really need that, you can make some ProjectXxxGroup pages and put 
ACLs on the project pages.

Be aware that it is more the wiki way to let it world writeable and just 
revert unwanted changes.

>2. We would like to archive each project's pages in our repository
>(allowing us to tag the wiki contents with build and release numbers
>corresponding to the code tags) at regular (e.g. nightly) and irregular
>(upon a build) intervals. I am trying to understand the relationship
>between the .../data/text/<filename> and the
>.../data/text/cache/pagelinks/<filename>. Are both necessary on restore?
>  
>
Everything in cache/ can (and will) be automatically rebuilt. So you 
only need to save text/ and pages/ (attachments) and maybe backup/ (old 
page versions). Also editlog and user/ if you want to reproduce who did 
what.

>For the record, we are a M$ <blech> house
>
Sincere condolences. X)
<http://dict.leo.org/?p=14/p..&search=Sincere>

>but are running our Moin server on Apache over Red Hat 9.
>
Hey, at least one stable machine, hehe ;)

SCNR.



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