[Trac] Re: Finer wiki permissions by using hierarchies?

[Sean Hussey]

Yeah, this is what we do.  Our wiki is open to the company, but  
editable only by authenticated users.  For more sensitive  
information, though, we make sure the pages are in a subwiki and add  
that string to the Location directive that makes sure you're logged in.

Sean

On Sep 29, 2005, at 9:43 AM, Lutz Frommberger wrote:

> Lutz Frommberger <Lutz.Frommberger at gmx.de> wrote:
>
>> Trac offers the possibility of creating hierarchical page names like
>> "confidential/ImportantInfo". I am curious if this can be used to
>> realize an access control on the basis of Apache. Any ideas?
>>
>
> Just for the archive: Yes, it works, in a quite usual way within a
> Location directive. I was just too stupid to set it up correctly.
>
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Sean Hussey
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Berklee College of Music
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