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MoinMoin 1.5.6


MoinMoin project is an easy to use, advanced and extensible WikiEngine with a large community of users. Said in a few words, it is
Developer:   Jurgen Hermann
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MoinMoin project is an easy to use, advanced and extensible WikiEngine with a large community of users.

Said in a few words, it is about collaboration on easily editable web pages.

Here are some key features of "MoinMoin":
Markup

  • headings (level 1-5, with and without numbering)
  • bold, italic, typewriter, underlined, superscript, subscript, striked
  • links
  • internal: both CamelCase and free links
  • external: InterWiki links, simple URLs, image URLs, links with description
  • horizontal rules (different widths)
  • tables (with some table attributes)
  • preformatted text
  • plain
  • colorized Python code, with or without line numbers
  • lists
  • bullet
  • numbered (automatically in decimal, alpha, roman)
  • large number of smileys and icons (see HelpOnSmileys)

    Wiki base features

  • backups all page revisions.
  • Revision history shows only the last 100, all are accessible by editing the url.
  • page revision list
  • diffs between arbitrary page versions
  • RecentChanges
  • links to diffs, page info and the user home page of the editor
  • subpages (see HelpOnEditing/SubPages)
  • I18N support
  • Unicode support, standard encoding is utf-8
  • lots of help pages (see HelpContents)
  • RSS feed for RecentChanges
  • wiki page templates
  • configurable edit locking/warning to avoid editing conflicts
  • simple page storage (moin simply stores exactly what you see in the editor into a directory that is named like the page)
  • renaming of pages

    Navigation

  • indexing schemes
  • TitleIndex
  • WordIndex
  • WantedPages
  • OrphanedPages
  • AbandonedPages
  • Categories (see CategoryCategory)
  • back links by clicking on page title
  • enhanced search function: title or full text search, multiple search terms, boolean expressions (1.3)
  • search results may be included into wiki pages via macros

    Advanced Features

  • GUI (WYSIWYG) and text (markup) editor (1.5)
  • (!) large number of macros (see HelpOnMacros)
  • attachments (see HelpOnActions/AttachFile)
  • email notification, with diff included, user selectable trivial change notification
  • Caches bytecode-compiled versions of pages to speed up.
  • Theming (see HelpOnThemes)
  • underlay directory for storing read-only pages (system and help pages)
  • access control lists (see HelpOnAccessControlLists)
  • optional login with username and password
  • can reuse authentication done by web server
  • modular authentication makes it easy to support single-sign-on (1.5)
  • ReStructuredText support
  • Can be used to edit DocBook pages and generate DocBook from wiki markup. (1.3.5)
  • Some AntiSpamFeatures
  • Slideshows, see HelpOnSlideShows.
  • Twiki draw included, accessable by drawing:some_name. See OliverGraf/TWikiDrawPlugin.

    Extensibility

  • (!) easily extensible, without changing MoinMoin code (see MoinDev/PluginConcept)
  • (!) written in Python! This means that you can easily read and use the source, even if you don't know Python yet.
  • Plugins:
  • actions for top level control (see ActionMarket)
  • macros for embedding results into wikipages (see MacroMarket)
  • parsers for new formats (see ParserMarket, ProcessorMarket)
  • Used to highlight your source code.
  • formatters to produce something other than HTML (see FormatterMarket)
  • themes (sets of code, CSS and images, see ThemeMarket)
  • xmlrpc

    Environment

  • Written in Python, so it runs on:
  • Linux/UNIX
  • Windows
  • Mac OS X
  • OpenBSD
  • and maybe even other platforms supported by Python
  • simple to install
  • runs with:
  • standard CGI (Apache, IIS and others)
    runs very fast with:
  • twisted
  • Apache with mod_python
  • Apache or lighttpd with FastCGI
  • built-in standalone Python http server
    (!) no need for external stuff like:
  • diff
  • rcs, cvs or other
  • PHP
  • SQL or other database.

    What's New in This Release:
    Bugfixes:
  • Fix AttributeError traceback with Standalone server (if_modified_since)
  • Fix AttachFile "304 not modified" and redirect status code for Twisted
  • http auth: we now decode username and password to unicode (using config.charset == utf-8). Same for SSL client cert auth and CN.
  • Avoid infinite recursion in Page.parsePageLinks.
  • Fixed standalone server failing to shutdown if interface == "".
  • Now MoinMoin does not think anymore that every page links to various user homepages.
  • Made the irssi parser more tolerant (Thanks to "TheAnarcat").
  • Now multiple formatters can be used per request, the send_page code was not reentrant to this regard. Fixes "empty" search results.
  • Fixed problem with "=" in ImageLink macro links.
  • Not a moin bug, but a silly stdlib os.tempnam function made trouble to some people because it lets you override the path given in the code by setting the environment variable TMP(DIR). We now use a different function to avoid renaming trouble when TMP(DIR) points to a different file system.
  • Fixed antispam update on every save (Thanks to "TheAnarcat").
  • GUI converter: don't throw away rowclass for tables.
  • GUI editor formatter: allow height for table cells.
  • GUI editor formatter: comment texts are output using the formatter now.

    New features:
  • Mail notifications contain a link to the diff action so the user can see the coloured difference more easily. Thanks to Tobias Polzin.
  • FeatureRequests/MoveAttachments - you can move attachments from one page to another (and also rename the attachment at the same time). Thanks to Reimar Bauer.
  • Added support for linking to attachment: and inline: URLs with ImageLink.
  • Added UNIX socket support for FastCGI, just set the port to some (socket) filename. Details see: MoinMoin:FeatureRequests/FastCgiUnixSocket
  • [[Attachlist(pagename,mimetype)]] lists attachments of pagename (default: current page) with optional mimetype restriction (default: all). Thanks to Reimar Bauer.

    Other changes:
  • Minor performance improvements (might be noticeable if you have many custom navi_bar entries and high server load).
  • Avoid usage of no-cache because it breaks attachment download on IE6. This is a IE bug, not a moin bug.
  • Added XHTML to the unsafe list.
  • Changed the rst parser to be compatible to the new docutils interface for directives.
  • Updated EmbedObject macro.
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