[pmwiki-users] Re: pmwiki-users Digest, Vol 3, Issue 2
Rene Visco
rvisco at csdr-cde.ca.gov
Thu Sep 1 16:37:49 CDT 2005
I tried to focus on Windows clients for now. I copied the full server
location such as
\\csdrsrv03\Distributions\Public\Instruction
Then I added it to localmap.txt and the problem is that pmwiki
considered it as a
(I put the plain txt file, testwiki.txt in folder, "Instruction")
[file]:\\csdrsrv03\Distributions\Public\Instruction\testwiki.txt
Strangely, the link,
\\csdrsrv03\Distributions\Public\Instruction\testwiki.txt does work in
Outlook email.
Any ideas?
Rene V.
On Sep 1, 2005, at 12:19 PM, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 12:03:48PM -0700, Rene Visco wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the quick responses...just upgraded to PMWiki 2.0 with
>> EASE!
>> NO problem. PM, a big pat on your back!
>
> I'm very glad to hear it!
>
>> Intranet servers are run by Microsoft IIS server. For example, we
>> (the
>> staff and teachers only, not students for now), can access to servers
>> set up in our LANs. I have Mac myself. In order to access the
>> folders, I have to use the command "Connect to Server" with this
>> address: afp://csdrsrv03 then, give my login id and password to
>> access
>> the folder, "Distributions".
>>
>> For Windows users, it's more simple, for instance,
>> J:\Distributions\2005ESY\filename.doc
>>
>> I hope I explain the scenario clear? Can the wiki enable links to
>> intranet servers, not http://, ftp://, or gopher://?
>
> Yes, the wiki can do this with InterMap links, but since you're in
> a mixed Mac and Windows environment it'll be a little trickier.
> We'll want to configure PmWiki to detect the browser type and
> change the InterMap mapping to match.
>
> But first, let's figure out exactly what urls you need, especially
> from the Mac (as I don't have a lot of experience with Macs and afp:
> addresses).
>
> First, add an entry to local/localmap.txt like the following:
>
> Distributions: afp://csdrsrv03/
>
> and then create a PmWiki page that has the text
> "Distributions:2005ESY/filename.doc" (or some other filename that
> exists on the server) and see if you can access the file from the
> link that results. If so, then we're well on our way; if not,
> let me know what you get back and we'll work from there.
>
> Pm
>
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