How do I define a SCRIPT_NAME in config.ini that has a leading tilde ("~harryerw/phpwiki/index.php" for example)? The reason is that on a Macintosh, if you're running a personal web server, that is what you have to do...
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If you place your pages in /Library/WebServer/Documents you can access it at the machine name.
Be aware, if you do a full point upgrade on the OS, it will wipe this directory out. (It won't for minor software updates, as in the freebies Apple sends out.)
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Actually, I've tried your recommended solution and it doesn't work. It's an existing wiki that we don't want to move. We upgraded to PHP 5 to allow another user to set up a MediaWiki.
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How do I define a SCRIPT_NAME in config.ini that has a leading tilde ("~harryerw/phpwiki/index.php" for example)? The reason is that on a Macintosh, if you're running a personal web server, that is what you have to do...
Fixed the second problem by editing Response.php. It turns out this was an incompatibility introduced by php 5.
You could try \~harryerw...
But you don't have to.
If you place your pages in /Library/WebServer/Documents you can access it at the machine name.
Be aware, if you do a full point upgrade on the OS, it will wipe this directory out. (It won't for minor software updates, as in the freebies Apple sends out.)
Actually, I've tried your recommended solution and it doesn't work. It's an existing wiki that we don't want to move. We upgraded to PHP 5 to allow another user to set up a MediaWiki.
We solved the problem by using \7E instead of ~
Now we're trying to figure out how to get ?pagename=XXX to work.