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109.123.99.35 — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 04:48:03 GMT

hiya: new section

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	Anyone need anchor text links to your web page? can provide you a ton of of anchor text links. e-mail: webmaster@spreadrumers.com. Dueces!		Anyone need anchor text links to your web page? can provide you a ton of of anchor text links. e-mail: webmaster@spreadrumers.com. Dueces!
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		+	== hiya ==
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		+	hello
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		+	just registered and put on my todo list
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		+	hopefully this is just what im looking for, looks like i have a lot to read Im trying to find a way to build an e-mail list.

Talk:Resource

173.203.79.98 — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 12:30:36 GMT

Who needs anchor text links to your site? We Think you do.: new section

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	pretty cool stuff here thank you!!!!!!!		pretty cool stuff here thank you!!!!!!!
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		+	== Who needs anchor text links to your site? We Think you do. ==
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		+	Anyone need anchor text links to your web page? can provide you a ton of of anchor text links. e-mail: webmaster@spreadrumers.com. Dueces!

Talk:Main Page

109.123.99.37 — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:19:32 GMT

hi everybody: new section

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	Very Interesting Post! Thank You For Thi Blog!		Very Interesting Post! Thank You For Thi Blog!
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		+	== hi everybody ==
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		+	whats up everyone
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		+	just registered and put on my todo list
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		+	hopefully this is just what im looking for, looks like i have a lot to read Im trying to find a way to build an e-mail list.

Main Page

158.39.65.119 — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:47:19 GMT

Removed link to http://www.customessaywritinghelp.com

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	The current version of OpenCms is '''7.5.3'''. Read the [http://www.opencms.org/en/news/100818_v753_releasenotes.html release notes] for more details.		The current version of OpenCms is '''7.5.3'''. Read the [http://www.opencms.org/en/news/100818_v753_releasenotes.html release notes] for more details.

-	'''If you are ~~a [http://www.customessaywritinghelp.com/ custom essay writing provider] newbie or~~ new to this wiki you should take a look at the [[FAQ\|FAQ page]].'''	+	'''If you are new to this wiki you should take a look at the [[FAQ\|FAQ page]].'''

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MultiSite configuration instructions (apache mod jk)

158.39.65.119 — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:43:25 GMT

Changed the manually entered list to a real list.

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-	If you are running ~~OpenCMS~~ (6.0 or greater) in Tomcat using an Apache front end (WITH MOD_JK, NOT MOD_PROXY), there are three basic steps to configuring a new site in your implementation:	+	If you are running OpenCms (6.0 or greater) in Tomcat using an Apache front end (WITH MOD_JK, NOT MOD_PROXY), there are three basic steps to configuring a new site in your implementation:

-	== Create the containing folder for the site in the ~~OpenCMS~~ Explorer ==	+	== Create the containing folder for the site in the OpenCms Explorer ==
-	In the ~~OpenCMS~~ Explorer view, change to the '/' site, go into the 'sites' folder, and create a new folder. The folder name is case-sensitive, so keep track of exactly what you entered. For the examples that follow, we'll assume the creation of a /sites/MyNewSite folder.	+	In the OpenCms Explorer view, change to the '/' site, go into the 'sites' folder, and create a new folder. The folder name is case-sensitive, so keep track of exactly what you entered. For the examples that follow, we'll assume the creation of a /sites/MyNewSite folder.

-	== Add site information to ~~OpenCMS~~'s configuration ==	+	== Add site information to OpenCms's configuration ==
-	In order to make your new site available within ~~OpenCMS~~, we need to modify the opencms-system.xml configuration file, located in <opencmsroot>/WEB-INF/config/.	+	In order to make your new site available within OpenCms, we need to modify the opencms-system.xml configuration file, located in <opencmsroot>/WEB-INF/config/.

	Find the section of opencms-system.xml that looks like:		Find the section of opencms-system.xml that looks like:
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	<site server="www.mynewsite.com" uri="/sites/MyNewSite/"/>		<site server="www.mynewsite.com" uri="/sites/MyNewSite/"/>

-	This tells ~~OpenCMS~~ that when it receives a request for www.mynewsite.com, it should serve that request out of the MyNewSite container. I believe you have to restart tomcat or reload opencms for this config file to be reread.	+	This tells OpenCms that when it receives a request for www.mynewsite.com, it should serve that request out of the MyNewSite container. I believe you have to restart tomcat or reload opencms for this config file to be reread.

	== Add site information to Apache's configuration ==		== Add site information to Apache's configuration ==
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	Earlier we created a new site called “/sites/MyNewSite/”. In order to allow the content editors for MyNewSite only edit their own content and not the content under the default site it is possible to create an editor group for MyNewSite and then allow members of this group only access MyNewSite. The steps required to achieve this are listed below:-		Earlier we created a new site called “/sites/MyNewSite/”. In order to allow the content editors for MyNewSite only edit their own content and not the content under the default site it is possible to create an editor group for MyNewSite and then allow members of this group only access MyNewSite. The steps required to achieve this are listed below:-

-	1) Go to OpenCms account management and create two new groups (e.g. MyNewSiteEditors and MyNewSitePublishers). The editors group must inherit "Users" and publishers group must inherit "None". Leave Group as Role, Project Manager Group and Project Co-Worker unticked for the access group and tick them for the editors group.	+	#Go to OpenCms account management and create two new groups (e.g. MyNewSiteEditors and MyNewSitePublishers). The editors group must inherit "Users" and publishers group must inherit "None". Leave Group as Role, Project Manager Group and Project Co-Worker unticked for the access group and tick them for the editors group.
-		+	#Make sure that you have overwritten permissions for "Users" group for /sites/ to allow nothing.
-	2) Make sure that you have overwritten permissions for "Users" group for /sites/ to allow nothing.	+	#Edit permissions for folder “/sites/MyNewSite/” and allow all actions (including inheritance) for groups MyNewSiteEditors and MyNewSitePublishers.
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-	3) Edit permissions for folder “/sites/MyNewSite/” and allow all actions (including inheritance) for groups MyNewSiteEditors and MyNewSitePublishers.	+

	Now it is possible to create new users for MyNewSite, just by adding the new user to MyNewSiteEditors group (and also to MyNewSitePublishers if they are allowed to publish).		Now it is possible to create new users for MyNewSite, just by adding the new user to MyNewSiteEditors group (and also to MyNewSitePublishers if they are allowed to publish).

MultiSite configuration instructions (apache + mod jk)

158.39.65.119 — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:36:47 GMT

Corrected several occurences of "OpenCMS" to "OpenCms".

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-	If you are running ~~OpenCMS~~ (6.0 or greater) in Tomcat using an Apache front end (WITH MOD_JK, NOT MOD_PROXY), there are three basic steps to configuring a new site in your implementation:	+	If you are running OpenCms (6.0 or greater) in Tomcat using an Apache front end (WITH MOD_JK, NOT MOD_PROXY), there are three basic steps to configuring a new site in your implementation:

-	== Create the containing folder for the site in the ~~OpenCMS~~ Explorer ==	+	== Create the containing folder for the site in the OpenCms Explorer ==
-	In the ~~OpenCMS~~ Explorer view, change to the '/' site, go into the 'sites' folder, and create a new folder. The folder name is case-sensitive, so keep track of exactly what you entered. For the examples that follow, we'll assume the creation of a /sites/MyNewSite folder.	+	In the OpenCms Explorer view, change to the '/' site, go into the 'sites' folder, and create a new folder. The folder name is case-sensitive, so keep track of exactly what you entered. For the examples that follow, we'll assume the creation of a /sites/MyNewSite folder.

-	== Add site information to ~~OpenCMS~~'s configuration ==	+	== Add site information to OpenCms's configuration ==
-	In order to make your new site available within ~~OpenCMS~~, we need to modify the opencms-system.xml configuration file, located in <opencmsroot>/WEB-INF/config/.	+	In order to make your new site available within OpenCms, we need to modify the opencms-system.xml configuration file, located in <opencmsroot>/WEB-INF/config/.

	Find the section of opencms-system.xml that looks like:		Find the section of opencms-system.xml that looks like:
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	<site server="www.mynewsite.com" uri="/sites/MyNewSite/"/>		<site server="www.mynewsite.com" uri="/sites/MyNewSite/"/>

-	This tells ~~OpenCMS~~ that when it receives a request for www.mynewsite.com, it should serve that request out of the MyNewSite container. I believe you have to restart tomcat or reload opencms for this config file to be reread.	+	This tells OpenCms that when it receives a request for www.mynewsite.com, it should serve that request out of the MyNewSite container. I believe you have to restart tomcat or reload opencms for this config file to be reread.

	== Adjust OpenCms automatic link generation (static export, module-resources) ==		== Adjust OpenCms automatic link generation (static export, module-resources) ==