[moin-user] How to rename pages and subpages?

Volker Wysk post at volker-wysk.de
Tue Aug 1 09:28:28 EDT 2017


Hello Christian!

Am Dienstag, 1. August 2017, 12:54:51 CEST schrieb Molecki, Christian (STL):
> > I don't quite get what you're saying in the last sentence. The pages are
> > all>
> >in the moin/data/pages directory, aren't they?
> 
> That's correct.
> 
> >They aren't ordered
> >hierarchically in the filesystem. The path separator "/" is mapped to
> >"(2f)".
> That's also correct.
> If you want to rename the subpages by renaming the motherpage, they should
> be ordered hierarchically (but they aren't).

Off list, I've asked you, if links referring to a page are updated when the 
page is renamed. You wrote No, they aren't. They will point to a non-existent 
page.

I assume that this also applies to the RenamePage command of the package 
installer.

The way I want to use MoinMoin, I expect that I want to rename pages 
frequently. My enthusiasm of MoinMoin is fading...

I wonder if I could write a program for renaming pages, which directly 
manipulated the MoinMoin (file system) database. Would this be safe, if you 
stopped Apache before, and restarted it afterwards? What about Xapian? 
Anything else?

Bye
V.W.



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