[pmwiki-users] OpenOffice.org file uploads

[Jiri]

There should be something like
$UploadMaxSize = 100000;

in the local config.
The values are in kB
I am not sure if there is a restriction to upload .gif, .png and .jpg 
only. So if you wish to upload other filetypes
with different limits per filetype then add

$UploadExtSize['odt'] = 200000;
$UploadExtSize['ods'] = 200000;
$UploadExtSize['odp'] = 200000;

Probably the extension names are case sensitive - try it.

Hope this helps,

Jiri

Algis Kabaila napsal(a):
> Dear Patrick and Friends,
> 
> I am (still) running a pmwiki-2.0.2 for the PCUG (PC Users Group) of Canberra.
> 
> Our SIG (Special Interest Group) of "Linux-learners" are promoting Open Source 
> software use, particularly for Windows users, viz. OpenOffice from 
> OpenOffice.org, Firefox, Abiword and so on.  Unfortunately, we can not upload 
> to our wiki any of the OpenOffice documents with the extensions odt, ods and 
> odp.
> 
> I know that the pmwiki is infinitely configurable, very flexible and run by a 
> very kind person - thank you, Patrick.
> 
> How can I enable our wiki to accept the OpenOffice files for uploads? After 
> all. they are safer than the well known alternatives!
> 
> The second question - should I update the wiki? I am afraid that an update may 
> bring incompatibilities with the skin that is a look alike of wikipedia.
> 
> I have an ftp access to the .../local folder and the configuration files, 
> which I can download to my PC and re-configure as required.
> 
> Here is the pertinent part of the config.php file in the "local" directory:
> 
> **************************************************
> ## $PageLogoUrl is the URL for a logo image -- you can change this
> ## to your own logo if you wish.
> $PageLogoUrl = "$PubDirUrl/skins/monobook/PCUGLogo.gif";
> 
> ## If you want to have a custom skin, then set $Skin to the name
> ## of the directory (in pub/skins/) that contains your skin files.
> ## See PmWiki.LayoutBasics and Cookbook.Skins.
> # $Skin = 'pmwiki';
> $Skin='monobook';
> **************************************************
> 
> As always, I would be most grateful for any and all answers and advice.
> 
> OldAl.