Re: [Phpwiki-talk] help?

[Marjorie R. <mro...@ma...>]

In version 1.2 the zip utility is _not_ part of the admin function. 

Doesn't seem like anybody here is using 1.2. Is everybody using hacks or are people generally using one of the more recent versions? 

I sort of wanted to use the stable one, but if there's one I should upgrade to (or if an upgrade is imminent) let me know...

I don't see more recent versions, actually, at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpwiki/

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Steve Wainstead <sw...@pa...>
Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2001 14:53:12 -0400 (EDT)

>
>Hi Marjorie. I'm very sorry about the trouble you had recently. :-(
>
>You are right that version 1.2 is lacking in documentation, esp. wrt
>administration. Here's how to get a zip copy of the wiki pages:
>
>First, go to the directory where PhpWiki is installed and edit admin.php.
>There is a spot in there to set the login and password for the
>administrator:
>
><?php // $Id: admin.php,v 1.5 2000/11/13 10:59:27 ahollosi Exp $
>
>   function rcs_id($id) {}   // otherwise this gets in the way
>
>   define('WIKI_ADMIN', true);	// has to be before includes
>
>   include("lib/config.php");
>   include("lib/stdlib.php");
>
>   // set these to your preferences. For heaven's sake
>   // pick a good password!
>   $wikiadmin   = "";
>   $adminpasswd = "";
>
>Set these to whatever you want, like "admin" and "itsasecret".
>
>Now you want to go to your Wiki in your browser, but to admin.php:
>
>http://yourhost.yourdomain/path-to-wiki/admin.php
>
>You should be prompted for the login/password you just set. Once that's
>done, go to FindPage, type "admin" into the title search and that should
>pull up PhpWikiAdministration for you.
>
>Here you can get two kinds of zip dumps of the Wiki pages: the latest
>versions and a dump with all archived versions as well. Just click the
>link and your browser should ask you where to save the zip file.
>
>Let me know it that works for you. Also, did you post your problems with
>mysql here? Most of the people on the list are Mysql wizzards and should
>be able to pinpoint the problem.
>
>~swain
>
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>
>