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@ -6,9 +6,17 @@ in ikiwiki.setup and put a custom ``page.tmpl`` in there, then called ``ikiwiki
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However, when I make a change via the CGI (which has been created by the last setup run), it applies the default ``page.tmpl`` file to all pages it updates.
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> Hmm, I tried to reproduce this, but failed, my modified template was used
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> both during the --setup and for cgi edits.
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> This issue can arise in at least two ways:
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> Are you 100% sure that your ikiwiki.cgi is right? Try:
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> strings ikiwiki.cgi |grep templatedir
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> --[[Joey]]
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> 1. A permissions problem with the templatedir that prevents ikiwiki from
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> accessing it. If it can't access it, it silently falls back to using
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> templates from the default directory.
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> 2. A templatedir that doesn't have an absolute path. In this case ikiwiki
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> will look relative to *somewhere*, which will sometimes work and
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> sometimes not. Clearly not a good idea.
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> So far that's the only ways that I can see that this could happen.
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> It would be possible to make ikiwiki try to detect these sorts of
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> problems; it could check if the templatedir exists, and check that it's
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> readable. This would add some extra system calls to every ikiwiki run,
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> and I'm not convinced it's worth it. --[[Joey]]
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