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+After installing IkiWiki 2.16 on Mac OS X 10.4 server I attempted to use "/Library/Application\ Support/IkiWiki/Working\ Copies" as the parent of my $SRCPATH and get "skipping bad filename" errors for any .mdwn file in that directory:
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+    skipping bad filename /Library/Application Support/IkiWiki/Working Copies/ikiwikinewt/index.mdwn
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+Tthe .ikiwiki directory is correctly created in that directory. I switched to using a path with no spaces and it works correctly.
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+In another blog, I could tag a post with arbitrary words and not have to do anything else for the software to recognize it as a tag.  In Ikiwiki if you want to tag something \[[tag foo]] you also have to go to tags/ and create foo.mkdn (even if it's zero-length), because "tags are links", and links don't actually *link* if they have no destination.  This allows for customization of how you present different tag feeds, but this (to me) is too much work and more like a category than a tag.  It'd be nice if you could tell the tag plugin "if the tag target doesn't exist in tags/*, pretend it does exist and is zero-length". -- [[users/Larry_Clapp]]
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+Never mind, I think I found the answer (or at least a pointer) [[here|plugins/tag/discussion/]].  Feel free to delete both these comments  :). -- [[users/Larry_Clapp]]