Because the data structure of a wiki is the most apropriate for our needs.
I'm somewhat experienced with WordPress and could use some tweaks to use it
as CMS, but that's not what we need.
We will produce content by multiuser, lots of chapters, many texts about the
same topic, and wiki has all that. We also need revision management and
users handling, all that is done automatically with wiki.
We just want to control access to it.
I removed the ['*']['createaccount'] = false (it was a code somebody gave
me, I forgot about it :P ) but nothing changed. Guest can still enter pages
and view them :(
Do you have any idea what may be wrong? Could it be that I did something
without noticing when I was doing first configs? I will try to reinstall it
and edit only the config file and these configs to see it changes, then I
reinstall a few plugins.
Shieldfire wrote:
Just a bit curious, why are you using a wiki if
With it, I wanted to implement the following:
1) guests can only have access to main page to create account
2) new accounts also can only access main page
3) accounts added to 'membros' group can read any page, but not edit or
create pages
4) accounts added to 'autores' can read, edit and create pages
To me this is a standard CMS.
As for you question, you've got both createaccount and !createaccount for
the group * effectively giving it no rights at all. Perhaps that would do
something weird?
Regards,
Martin S
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