Philippe Debar wrote:
Chris Smith a écrit :I misunderstood the reason you couldn't edit the files, I now understand what you're after. Your wiki does have write permissions to conf folder - it must if you can use config plugin. You are right that there currently is no provided editor for smileys.conf, interwiki.conf, entities.conf, etc. You shouldn't update these files though ... let me explain.Philippe Debar wrote:I was disappointed of not being able to configure Dokuwiki without ftpIs there a reason you can't modify the config folder permissions so that its writable?
access. Of course, there is the config plugin, which works quite well,
but it can't modify any of the configuration files. So I moved the configuration files to data/pages and changed them to *.txt files to allow in-wiki configuration edition.
If you can update text files in your data folder there "shouldn't" be any reason why you can't allow dokuwiki to modify its own config files.
I am not sure I understand you correctly, but I realize I was not very clear myself. When I wrote:
> Of course, there is the config plugin, which works quite well,
> but it can't modify any of the configuration files.
I meant "configuration files other than local.php". For this file, it works perfectly.
I don't understand how changing directory permission (ftp chmod) would allow me to edit the conf/* files through the wiki. Could you further explain your simpler solution?
acronyms.conf (default), acronyms.local.conf (local) mime.conf (default), mime.local.conf etc
Final note, wordblock.conf doesn't allow a local version. Should it.
Cheers,
Chris
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