Hi Tiggr,
Thanks for being willing to help. Could you maybe explain to me what you did exactly?
Did you do anything different from what the documentation here says:
http://lussumo.com/docs/doku.php?id=vanilla:integration:dokuwiki
I'd really like to get this working as soon as possible.
Thanks in advance
JB
$conf['defaultgroup']= 'user'; //Default groups new Users are added to
$conf['superuser'] = '!!not set!!'; //The admin can be user or @group
$conf['manager'] = '@Moderatoren'; //The manager can be user or @group
/* Vanilla */
/* Mandatory */
define('NOSESSION', true);
$conf['authtype'] = 'vanilla';
/* Optional */
define('VANILLA_ROOT', '/home/orgaohnenamen_de/www/forum/'); /* This is the default */
$conf['acl'] = 1; /* You probably have this set already */
$conf['disableactions'] = 'login,logout,profile,register,resendpwd'; /* Now handled by Vanilla */
$conf['passcrypt'] = 'md5'; /* Not really necessary, set automatically by the authentication backend */
And this is new inside the .htaccess, it's very rude, but I did it:
php_flag magic_quotes_gpc Off
php_flag display_errors 0
It is not necessary to make any changes to conf/dokuwiki.php. That file contains all the default settings for a dokuwiki setup, anything you place in conf/local.php will override what is in the dokuwiki.php.
All default values are stored in a file called conf/dokuwiki.php. If you want to modify a setting you should do this in a file called conf/local.php – this makes sure your special configs are not overwritten by a later upgrade. The config manager will use this file as well. -- taken from http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:config
Thanks Tiggr and sirlancelot for your help! I'm going to try again tonight, and hopefully I can get it working. If so, I'll try and document the process in detail for others.
Thanks again, and if anyone else has any tips for this I'd appreciate it.
Hmm, it seems as though it's not working anymore. Damn. I'm going to look into this and see if I can get it working again, as it's locked me out of my wiki :P
just installed and integrated DokuWiki and so far it seems to be succesfully integrated. Used documentation from Vanilla comunity wiki and it works fine.
I just wanted to mention that If you have spaces in role names you can use %20 as space in acl.auth.php For example if you have Role name e.g. "Allowed enough", you can use: * @Allowed%20enough 8 Also utf-8 characters in role names work, you just need utf-8 capable editor to add such role into acl.auth.php
I had to comment check for magic_quotes_gpc, because there is no way for me how to disable it by .htaccess (causes 500 ISE, I have to contact my provider). But anyway so far it works fine. Does anybody know what can happen if I have magic_quotes_gpc turned on?
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I took three tries, doing in my opinion always the same, but only the third try worked. :-(
But I don't know, what the difference made!
Tiggr
And I've added two lines to local.php
$conf['superuser'] = '@Administrator'; $conf['disableactions'] = 'register,resendpwd,profile,login,logout';And this is changed/new in conf/dokuwiki.php:
$conf['defaultgroup']= 'user'; //Default groups new Users are added to $conf['superuser'] = '!!not set!!'; //The admin can be user or @group $conf['manager'] = '@Moderatoren'; //The manager can be user or @group /* Vanilla */ /* Mandatory */ define('NOSESSION', true); $conf['authtype'] = 'vanilla'; /* Optional */ define('VANILLA_ROOT', '/home/orgaohnenamen_de/www/forum/'); /* This is the default */ $conf['acl'] = 1; /* You probably have this set already */ $conf['disableactions'] = 'login,logout,profile,register,resendpwd'; /* Now handled by Vanilla */ $conf['passcrypt'] = 'md5'; /* Not really necessary, set automatically by the authentication backend */And this is new inside the .htaccess, it's very rude, but I did it:
php_flag magic_quotes_gpc Off php_flag display_errors 0That's all I remember.
Thanks Tiggr!
conf/dokuwiki.php. That file contains all the default settings for a dokuwiki setup, anything you place inconf/local.phpwill override what is in the dokuwiki.php.I just wanted to mention that If you have spaces in role names you can use %20 as space in acl.auth.php
For example if you have Role name e.g. "Allowed enough", you can use:
* @Allowed%20enough 8Also utf-8 characters in role names work, you just need utf-8 capable editor to add such role into acl.auth.php
I had to comment check for magic_quotes_gpc, because there is no way for me how to disable it by .htaccess (causes 500 ISE, I have to contact my provider).
But anyway so far it works fine. Does anybody know what can happen if I have magic_quotes_gpc turned on?