[ubuntu-us-in] higher education

[Jason Corfman]

Ah, thanks for that information. I hadn't tried DokuWiki before. I 
should have known better than to make a blanket statement like that. 
Sorry about that.

Still, the Ubuntu wikis do use MoinMoin, and I am pretty sure (but not 
absolutely positive) that MoinMoin does not have password protected areas.

Corfy

Miles Z Sterrett wrote:
> Ladies and Gentlemen -
>
> "Wikis usually aren't designed to have portions that are password
> protected. ..."
>
> I am not sure about MoinMoin (powers the Ubuntu wiki), but I know that
> DokuWiki (http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:dokuwiki) actually does
> allow you to close it down.  (I just thought someone might be
> interested in that information for personal use. :)
>
> By the way, hello.  I've been lurking for a very long time.  I'm
> sorry.  I'll try to be a bit more involved!
>
> MilesZS
>
> On Fri, Jan 25, 2008 at 10:40 AM, Jason Corfman
> <computers at corfyscorner.com> wrote:
>   
>> Wikis usually aren't designed to have portions that are password
>>  protected. Occasionally, you will see a site that will make you log in
>>  before you can see any part of the wiki, and many sites require you to
>>  log in order to edit the wiki, but you usually can't password protect
>>  certain areas of a wiki.
>>
>>  Jason "Corfy" Corfman
>>
>>
>>  Daniel Dunn wrote:
>>  > We already have a members section on the wiki -
>>  > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IndianaTeam -
>>  > Why can't we just modify this section?
>>  > Can we create a password protected members only section on the wiki?
>>  >
>>  > Just some ideas...
>>  >
>>  > -Danny
>>  >
>>  > On Jan 25, 2008 7:02 AM, Scott Howard <scottdhoward at gmail.com
>>
>>     
>>> <mailto:scottdhoward at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>>       
>>  >
>>  >     I am curious if there is anyone else that works for a higher
>>  >     education institution and which institution? I would also be
>>  >     interested to know what role you have? For instance: I am a
>>  >     supervisor of computer operations at Trinity College and
>>  >     Theological Seminary in Newburgh, Indiana.
>>  >
>>  >     I would like to spend a little more time talking with others that
>>  >     are in the same industry as I am in order to keep a good grip on
>>  >     whats going on outside of just my place of employment. Magazines
>>  >     and blogs can be beneficial but I believe that it can be helpful
>>  >     to talk back and forth one on one as well.
>>  >
>>  >     I wonder if we would even want to put together a list of members
>>  >     and what there profession is as well as there place of employment
>>  >     and email address.
>>  >     Is there anyone else that would even be interested in that or not?
>>  >     It would kinda be neat to see what the statistics are of Ubuntu
>>  >     members on where they work, what they do, and what region they live?
>>  >
>>  >     --
>>  >     Thanks,
>>  >     Scott Howard
>>  >     812-573-9116
>>  >
>>  >
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