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origin mirror. Assuming you can push to that git repository. If you can't,
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and you want a mirror, and not a branch, you should disable web edits on
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and you want a mirror, and not a branch, you should disable web edits on
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Would it work if the mirrored wiki was configured with cgiurl set to the cgiurl of the origin wiki - so that users were seamlessly redirected to the origin for edits? --[[Jamie]]
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Would it work if the mirrored wiki was configured with cgiurl set to the cgiurl of the origin wiki - so that users were seamlessly redirected to the origin for edits? --[[Jamie]]
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> Yes, if the origin wiki is set up to ping the mirrored wiki when
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> leave the user on a page on the origin wiki when they save the edit.)
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> I've put a mention of this option in the page.
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