Rubies:
After “releasing” early MRW releases, I’m curious if it has seen
regular use, and if anyone has added any interesting mods.
Its project account is here:
http://rubyforge.org/projects/minirubywiki/
Its old home-page is down, but this page covers it:
http://www.xpsd.org/cgi-bin/wiki?TestFirstUserInterfaces
That page also contains a clicker for its latest source, but nobody
should use that because it’s very radical. Resist the temptation to
see what has become of it!
–
Phlip
I would have used it, but my ISP does not offer Ruby. Don’t worry, I’m
plugging for it…
I ended up using a wiki written in AWK
http://www.awk-scripting.de/cgi/wiki.cgi/yawk/00-WikiIndex
I also read somewheres that MiniRubyWiki had some security concerns do
to use of evals in the source code, but didn’t dig into it that much.
-d-
phlip_cpp@yahoo.com (Phlip) wrote in message news:63604d2.0401271042.114d89ff@posting.google.com…
Rubies:
After “releasing” early MRW releases, I’m curious if it has seen
regular use, and if anyone has added any interesting mods.
A nice tool! Thanks for providing it. I use it on memory-constrained
devices like my Zaurus. So it is easy to have my personal
wiki/notebook always with me, and I can sync it with my PC.
In this case it is an advantage that MRW doesn’t have many
dependencies and provides its own server.
Rainer
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Don Dwoske wrote:
I would have used it, but my ISP does not offer Ruby. Don’t worry, I’m
plugging for it…
The big problem is MRW couples to its own little server.
I ended up using a wiki written in AWK
Everybody stop writing new Wikis!! Except me!!
I also read somewheres that MiniRubyWiki had some security concerns do
to use of evals in the source code, but didn’t dig into it that much.
That was me - it’s simply because I disregarded security, while adding
features that let users author Ruby code inside MRW pages. However, someone
once told me they turned on Ruby’s built-in taint checking, and it locked
down that loophole.
–
Phlip
— Phlip phlip_cpp@yahoo.com wrote:
Don Dwoske wrote:
I would have used it, but my ISP does not offer Ruby. Don’t worry,
I’m
plugging for it…The big problem is MRW couples to its own little server.
I ended up using a wiki written in AWK
Everybody stop writing new Wikis!! Except me!!
I’m jumping into this thread mid-topic, but:
‘aswiki’ and ‘hiki’ are two things you might want to look into.
– Thomas Adam
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