Luis Casillas wrote: While it's possible to hack in some more access control, the wiki is designed to assume that all pages are always *readable*. The existing read whitelist is an unsupported hack and I guarantee there are holes in it. If someone wants to use our software for something where there may be legal liability in allowing unauthorized people to access material on the wiki, they do so at their sole risk and are responsible for finding and plugging any holes in their system. The best way is to put the restricted material _somewhere else_ and reference it, or to use HTTP authentication to restrict access to the entire wiki. -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)

On Aug 14, 2004, at 3:04 PM, Ashar Voultoiz wrote: Well, for better or worse, I realized that I can get away very well without one. What I really need is a mechanism to export static HTML pages from a site. I expect I'll have to write one that suits my needs, though it won't happen until a few weeks from now at the earliest. -- Luis Casillas <casillas(a)mercedsystems.com>