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Re: Private tasks, notes, etc: msg#00137emacs.wiki.general
On Tue, 2004-11-23 at 18:50, Sacha Chua wrote: > So what do people do to separate their private stuff from their public > stuff? =) I have four projects - two open to anyone, one open to a select few, and one only for me. I want those restrictions to act on the local source files, and on the web view. Sources for all, and publish directories are all kept in subdirectories within my apache-readable ~/public_html directory. I use unix permissions to control access of people who use the same machine I do. So my open-to-all wiki is, in unix terms, open to all. The more restricted directories are rwxr-x---, owned by me, grouped to apache. That does mean that from a source point of view the open-to-a-select-few directories are overly-restricted, but I put up with that. Web permissions are via .htaccess files in each of the two restricted projects; each file pointing to a different password file in my unix homedir. One passwd file closes off my private wiki to everyone except me; the other contains name:passwd pairs for anyone I want to allow access. Wouldn't scale to large numbers of users, but it works for me. tc |
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