From: Reini U. <ru...@x-...> - 2004-11-03 10:58:46
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Jim Cheetham schrieb: > One of the wikis I have set up is for a restricted set of admins - it's > under https, requires a client ssl certificate, and also requires users > to log in before viewing. Reasonably secure ... > > As a consequence, I'm considering allowing our service passwords to be > stored in there. My backend is MySQL, but the db isn't available to any > external IP, so I can put up with that. However, page change > notifications are emailed out with the complete page source. Plain email > isn't secure enough :-( > > Can I have a page edit notification mailout that *doesn't* send the page > content? Preferably for a subset of pages marked "sensitive" but > possibly for all? > > Perhaps the answer is to not use email notifications, and to rely on RSS > instead ... but that means I need another application somewhere :-( just comment out the diff section in sendPageChangeNotification() if (mail($emails,"[".WIKI_NAME."] ".$subject, $subject."\n". $editedby."\n". $difflink."\n\n". /*$content*/)) -- Reini Urban http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/home/rurban/ |