Jim Hu wrote:
We discovered this when we had a split wiki with
private and public
parts. And then we ran a Nutch search engine against our own wiki
and saw all these hits that weren't supposed to be there.
The watermark idea sounds like it might be interesting. You wouldn't
have to map the IPs...so what if the public users see the fact that
it's a public wiki?
Or, maybe you could just set up your private users to use a different
skin that displays the warning.
No need to use a different skin (though doable), simply use an external
item, like an image. E.g if you display '/image/editNS0.png',
private.domain.com/image/editNS0.png will be a horrible warning, while
public.domain.com/image/editNS0.png a smily face saying, "you're welcome
to edit".
