Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Not archiving in phpwiki 1.1.9

[Steve W. <sw...@wc...>]

Pages are archived only when the authors change; this is an algorithm
borrowed from the original Wiki. In fact the "author" is the IP address;
this is what's checked against.

You could hack the code to remove the check, so all edits cause the page
to go into the archive... but bear in mind only one copy ever exists in
the archive, so you can't get an audit trail like a lot of people wish
for. This is something I want to add to PhpWiki.

~swain

On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Barlas, Morgan wrote:

> Steve -
> 
> I have installed phpwiki 1.1.9 on a Linux 7.0 server.  Any new pages are not
> added to the archive when they are updated.
> 
> 1- Add a new page.
> 
> 2- Edit the page.
> 
> 3- Check for differences.
> 
> 4- The resulting message (between the "*"):
> **********
> Current page: version 5 last modified on January 12, 2001 by 199.207.255.50
> Archived page: None
> **********
> 
> Why is the page not being archived?  All other functions seem to work fine
> (i.e. edit, save, etc.).
> 
> Thank you, Morgan Barlas
> 
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