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joey 2006-12-19 17:14:31 +00:00
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@ -14,8 +14,16 @@ compiled and visible. However I have a few issues/problems:-
these are HTML::Template and HTML::Scrubber (at least I think it was these two, it's a bit messy
to go back and find out).
> You're right, HTML::Template is required. HTML::Scrubber is only required
> in the default configuration, and is optional if the htmlscrubber plugin
> is disabled. --[[Joey]]
* I don't seem to have got an ikiwiki man page created.
> It should be installed in /usr/share/man, or a similar directory
> depending on how your perl is set up and how you did the install.
> --[[Joey]]
* Running "ikiwiki --setup ikiwiki.setup" doesn't do anything. I have edited ikiwiki.setup to
my local settings. There are no errors but neither does anything get compiled. An ikiwiki
command to explicitly do the compile works fine. Am I misunderstanding something here?
@ -25,6 +33,13 @@ command to explicitly do the compile works fine. Am I misunderstanding somethin
either though it was the command line I originally used to compile. After a long interval I 'touch'ed
the files and then it *did* compile but 'touch'ing the files after a few minutes only doesn't seem to force a recompile. I'm even more confused!
> ikiwiki only compiles files whose modification times have changed. It
> should see any change made as close as a second after the last compile.
> When run with --setup, ikiwiki always rebuilds every file in the wiki. If
> --setup is not working, you must have it pointed at the wrong path or
> something; you can pass -v to see what it's doing. I don't know why it
> would not see recently changed files; you could try stracing it.
> --[[Joey]]
* I wish there was a mailing list, much easier for this sort of stuff than this, apart from
anything else I get to use a decent editor.
@ -43,6 +58,10 @@ I'm currently using TWiki and have a fair number of pages in that format, does
anyone have any bright ideas for translating? I can knock up awk scripts fairly
easily, perl is possible (but I'm not strong in perl).
> Let us know if you come up with something to transition from the other
> format. Another option would be writing a ikiwiki plugin to support the
> TWiki format. --[[Joey]]
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@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ most unix-like systems.
Ikiwiki is a perl program, and needs a recent version of perl such as
5.8.8. (5.8.0 has been reported not to work).
Ikiwiki requires the [[cpan Text::Markdown]], [[cpan URI]] and
[[cpan HTML::Parser]] perl modules be installed, and also uses the
following perl modules if available:
Ikiwiki requires the [[cpan Text::Markdown]], [[cpan URI]],
[[cpan HTML::Parser]], and [[cpan HTML::Template]] perl modules be
installed, and also uses the following perl modules if available:
[[cpan CGI::Session]], [[cpan CGI::FormBuilder]] (version 3.02.02 or newer),
[[cpan HTML::Template]], [[cpan Mail::Sendmail]], [[cpan Time::Duration]]
[[cpan TimeDate]], [[cpan HTML::Scrubber]], [[cpan RPC::XML]],
[[cpan XML::Simple]], [[cpan XML::Feed]], [[cpan File::MimeInfo]].
[[cpan Mail::Sendmail]], [[cpan Time::Duration]], [[cpan TimeDate]],
[[cpan HTML::Scrubber]], [[cpan RPC::XML]], [[cpan XML::Simple]],
[[cpan XML::Feed]], [[cpan File::MimeInfo]].
The [[tla]] support also needs the [[cpan MailTools]] perl module.