Hello Charles,
For (1) I would not allow uploads of HTML through MediaWiki -- this is
much too big of a security hole. I would build a custom script that
uploads files but scans through for any illegal HTML tags (do it by
whitelist, not by blacklist) -- the script can also integrate the
uploaded files into MediaWiki *after* it has passed the security
inspection.
For (2) It seems to me that you do not have "diff3" installed on your
machine. Type in "which diff3" and see whether or not you have it
installed. You might need to change it to a different diff engine, or
install the proper one.
For (3), most of the information that you need is available at
http://www.mediawiki.org/ Look through the manual there, and ask
specific questions here.
I hope that this helps,
Kasimir
On 1/12/07, Charles Martin <Charles.Martin(a)sun.com> wrote:
Folks, a couple of questions, and I'm a complete
n00b, so be kind:
(1) I need to let users upload HTML documents (HTML output from Microsoft Project,
actually) and link to it so we can see the project files in our project wiki. Does it
suffice to add '.html' to the uploadable types? Then (it would appear) you'd
just treat the html file as a Media link.
(2) This is probably some fool Apache issue, but I still hope someone might have an idea.
On our diff pages, when you try to look at the difference between two versions, instead
of seeing the difference, you're presented with a file download asking if you want to
download index.php.
This is obviously undesirable. Anyone got any ideas?
(3) Is there such a thing anywhere as a "cookbook" for doing administrative
tasks for mediawiki? Some of the faqs seem to have some of this, but I often don't
seem to find what I need.
Charles R Martin | Sr Staff Engineer | Sun Microsystems, Inc
charles.martin(a)sun.com
303 661 6532
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