Duplicating an existing wiki

Is there a way to create a new wiki that contains the content from a current one?
I have a faculty member who wants to create a new wiki for a course, but wants it to include all the material they have already uploaded to an existing wiki.

Viewing the "My Forms" tab where your list of all of your forms is, select the form you want to duplicate and either use right click to bring up the context menu and select "Duplicate" or click on the "Duplicate" button on the toolbar:
Thanks,
Josh

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Joaquim

@842704 - Yes, you can change. Go to the Advanced Tab of the report, in the Request XML find and replace the name of your old SA name with the new name. Once done hit the Set XML button to apply your changes and save your report. We had done this for few reports and observed that mainly there are two instances found in the XML where the name of SA appears.
<saw:criteria subjectArea="SAName">
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@Deepak - Had a query regarding changing the name of Subject Area with the option you provided. When we had tried to use that option (which is simpler than what I mentioned above), we observed that it used to work fine. However, in the request XML we found that for saw:criteria tag the value was updated but not for saw:filter (it still used to hold the name of old SA). Although the report worked fine. Any thoughts regarding this behaviour?
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Duplicating an existing form

How do I duplicate an existing form? We want to keep the current form but just recreate it and make some changes to it.

Viewing the "My Forms" tab where your list of all of your forms is, select the form you want to duplicate and either use right click to bring up the context menu and select "Duplicate" or click on the "Duplicate" button on the toolbar:
Thanks,
Josh

Duplicating the existing sourcesystem assignments to a new source-system

Hi all
We have another new sourcesystem (logical system) in our BI system.
This is a copy of the productive erp-sytsem, upgraded to EHP4.
Now we want to test the connectivities and data load procedures.
Is there a possibility to "copy" all the existing datasources/transformations of an existing system
to this new system without using transports?
We already tried using report 'RBDLSMAP' but it seems to overwrite the existing assignments.
Any idea??
Thanks
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Hello Thomas,
You have to use a transport , to transport the source system dependent objects normally the following procedure is used:
RSA1
Transport Connection
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Press 'Source system assignment' button (it's the one left of the
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Select the source systems you want to save the transfer rules for
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Button 'Grouping' set to 'Save for system copy'
At the left border click on 'Object Types'
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Press collecting button ('gather dependent objects')
this may take a while
Right click on the root of the tree and select
Transport all below
Expand the whole tree and check if there isn't an object which is locked
by an other open transport request !!
(the column 'Transport request' has to be empty (BEFORE deleting the corresponding source system
connection!)
Kind Regards,
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Duplicating an existing Aperture Library on another machine: problem unsolved

I'm trying to duplicate one existing A3 library onto another machine. It's not working: the folder structure is different there. My aim is to be able to work with a duplicate library on the other machine in another location. Images are referenced, not managed.
I copied the Aperture library and the image folders. But the projects in A3 are not showing up as they do on the original machine. I assumed these are embedded in the Ap. library. Are they stored in another setting? I haven't tried copying over the Aperture folder in the Application Support folder, which contains Metadata sets and other things that look promising (esp: FileFolderPresets). Would that be the key? Nor have I copied over preferences.
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If by reconnected the masters you mean "Relocate Masters": no. First, what's different is that the Project structure is missing/not showing. Or rather (oddly) only up through April (Dec-April); I had A3 going on the 2nd machine a while ago and seemed to have the projects intact (same as on machine 1), good thru April. Now I need to update through June. None of the later months are showing.
Relocating Masters would not, I think, reproducing the Projects hierarchy, which is also what I need (and I don't think—I need to check—that my images are unreferenced, but they may be).
I read somewhere that you need to export Projects (https://discussions.apple.com/message/1837335#1837335, Ian Wood's contribution). But I don't know if you can export sets of Projects, and whether that's even the right way to go when dealing with several months (I organize months as Projects, and occasionally have interspersed events labeled as Projects, like Graduation).

Duplicating an existing font

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I'm trying to replicate these two fonts in a video I'm making. Can someone tell me the font/color they are using?

Okay thanks, can someone tell me how to do the title effect at the very opening of this in Premiere Pro? How to make the title small and enlarge?

What category for this wiki data?

INTRODUCTION:
Flash-based systems are appearing at a fast pace. This wiki presents one way to employ flash drives in
an arch-based "LIVE" arrangement.
It is important to note that the system must operate from "IDE" in order that the flash drives utilized
are recognized as "TRUE IDE" devices thus permitting full "UDMA" operability. In addition, an
adapter having "UDMA READY" must be used to interface the Compact Flash (CF) to the IDE 80-
wire interface cable. The CF card(s) must also be "UDMA" rated.
The system herein described has no HDD's and can be described as "DISCLESS".
Two CF/IDE interfaces are utilized. When employing CF/IDE adapters, only one such device is usable
on a given IDE 80-wire cable at a time. A "slave" device can be provided on the adapter but it cannot
be connected simultaneously with a "master" CF card on the same cable.
The present 2.6 kernels include provisions which eliminate the application of 80-wire cable parameters
to IDE busses such that normal boots using standard kernels prevent "TRUE IDE" operation of the CF
card(s).....thus, the operations are limited to UDMA 2 mode even if the UDMA RATING is much
higher.
Therefore, the requirement for "IDE" operation of the system is imperative and applies to the
remainder of this "DISCLESS SYSTEM"description.
SYSTEM DETAILS:
Both the the primary and secondary IDE busses are utilized. The primary buss IDE cable has the
"boot" CF card and the secondary buss IDE cable has a cachedir CF card, each having an adapter and
connected via normal 80-wire cable. The operation of these adapters is powered by the 4-pin power
connector of the type provided to power the floppy disk peripheral device.
Some of the detailed results of performance outlined in this wiki apply to my system and its capabilities
with respect to speed and veratility. (1600mhz cpu and 3GB ram).
The system being described is arch-linux based, with larch "Live" system elements and Faunos
elements added. It utilizes pacman and aufs for its basic operational utility.
SYSTEM PHILOSOPHY:
Operate as much as possible in ram.
The primary CF card contains the boot Faunos system. It is squashfs compressed and has ~600 arch-
linux packages, includes pacman, aufs and PacTrac capability. It executes in ram as a r/o source.
The secondary CF card is used as a local cachedir to archive any and all upgrades to the operating
system. As such it enables storage of downloaded packages for use at users discretion. When loaded
into the system via pacman/aufs, the packages are decompressed into ram and operate therein, entirely
in ram.
Downloading packages into the cachedir permits the storage of several versions of a given
package...the original package is NOT OVERWRITTEN, thus flash device life is unaffected. Also,
the user can revert back to a previous version and it will be INSTALLED INTO RAM.!
SYSTEM CONSEQUENCES:
The need to "SAVE SESSION" via the Faunos system is reduced or eliminated at the users discretion
thus providing fastest reboot time.
"REBOOT" of the system without "SAVE SESSION" removes any and all packages added via the
use of the cachedir archive.
Adding packages in this manner allows checkout of new package impact on the system without
interfering with the basic boot system.
Power savings are obvious!
Downloading via mirrors (many throttled) takes much time! The power required to download
into HDD is nearly fully eliminated with no increase in delays (actual speed of CF is 40+MB/sec
for UDMA 4/5).
INSTALL from cachedir is at 40+MB/sec with UDMA 4,5.
System cache in /var/cache/pacman/pkg is not utilized.
PacTrac in Faunos provides a complete log of installed programs (including those installed to
ram by cachedir) and the last installed version as well as a listing of installable programs via
pacman. This program is inherent in Faunos boot flash device.
Additional elements of video, graphics and text can be include in the cachedir . For example, a
1GB .avi. This video file can be entered in ram via tmpfs and the player via pacman into
ram...then execution and data are all in ram. The tmpfs video file can be deleted and another
video file inserted...ad infinitum! All is readonly for the flash drives after initial install of the
video file(s) to cachedir. A text file to provide a paste of pacman install commands for cachedir
package groups is also an aid to users if incorporated in the cachedir.
Larch systems would provide a similar capability except for the PacTrac that Faunos provides.
The cachedir appears in the system as a media diak.
All USB functions are available and a USB/HDD adapter permits access to external HDD data
and storage. Also, external CD/DVD devices are similarly available although DVD play is not
clean. Best is to put .vob in files of the cachedir.
Moore's law applies to flash devices!!!!!!!!!
INSTALLATION:
This wiki is based on demonstrating the "LIVE" flash drive capabilities introduced by UDMA capable
flash devices with archlinux based operational capabilities. Therefore, an arch-based installation is
required. In this wiki, that is Faunos which is flash-installed, based on archlinux packages and Larch-
derived install parameters. A 2GB compact flash drive is recommended with adapter, either for HDD
use or a USB adapter, preferably a 2.0 unit.
Faunos is soon to be released in "STABLE" version. It is maintained by RAYMANO at
faunos.com.
The download of faunos is installed via...."dd if=(faunos downnload.img) of=/dev/sdx".......
The....of=/dev/sdx....is important.....do not use ...of=/dev/sda1 for example......
If you download the usb.img. Do not change the name of the download to ....faunos.img... because
the download has that file within it and will only address that file.
When the flash drive is first ready to be booted, do not boot on it until you have re-sized the linux
partition from 1GB to ~1500MB . Do so with gparted as root. Provide linux swap at this time if
you desire.
When ready to boot, install in primary HDD slot with adapter and set bios to recognize the flash
drive. Some flash units do not have a label, they appear as brackets [ ] but are fully functional
as boot devices.
After reaching the Desktop, the internet parameters are established in WICD.
Editing of /etc files is then accomplished as desired. Reboot and save session.
The system can then be shut down to allow install of the CF/IDE in the secondary IDE cable.
CONFIGURATION CHANGES FOR UDMA CF/IDE:
At this point, a change is necessary in the boot CF/IDE device in the primary IDE slot to enable IDE
MODE OF SYSTEM OPERATION.
1. Boot into Faunos.
2. Select "log out"
3. Select "end session"
4. "log-in" as root with root password.
5. With "archlinux" desktop displayed, select kwrite editor.
6. Go to /lib/initcpio/hooks/larch/
7. change: ....................line (96):
....for d in /dev-sd[a-z][0-9]* ; do
to................for d in/dev [hs]d[a-z][0-9]*; do
1. Edit /usr/share/larch/initcpio/mkinitcpio.conf...... as follows;
2. hooks="base udev fbsplash ide scsi usb larch1 larch2 larch3_aufs splashy"
3. Select "STORAGE DEVICES" and open the "livesys/livecd" device,
4. Delete file "faunos.img" to trash bin.
5. Perform the following to generate a new "faunos.img"
in terminal as root: .....mkinitcpio -c mkinitcpio.conf -g faunos.img.....
Install the faunos.img thus generated into "livesys/livecd" in the place of the original
faunos.img.
6. Reboot and "SAVE SESSION".
TROUBLESHOOTING:
The performance of the CF/IDE devices can be verified by use of hdparm.
All devices in "STORAGE DEVICES" are identified as "media".
See FaunOS forums for advice on boot problems or system related issues.
CACHEDIR PARAMETERS;
Loading of the cachedir via pacman is accomplished with the following command in terminal:
.....pacman –cachedir /media/disk -Sw (package name) ,,,,,,,
This places the named -i686.pkg.tar.gz in the cachedir. The locale of the downloaded package may be
a previously established folder, in which case the /media/disk/folderID is used in the command.
Other files of interest may also be loaded from HDD via a primary IDE install or a flash drive via USB
or an install via USB/HDD source. Additionally, pacman Syuw is usable:
............pacman –cachedir /media/disk/upgrade -Syuw.........
This assumes the generated "upgrade" folder.
Subsequent installs to cachedir do not overwrite existing packages, but make new entries.
Installing the package(s) is done with the following pacman command:
........pacman -Ud /media/disk/upgrade/*-i686.pkg.tar.gz...
This example assumes the -Syuw case of installing all packages. They can be individually installed as
desired.
Packages installed via pacman/aufs are in ram by default. w00t!!
MORE RESOURCES:
Full disclosures of problems and solutions is provided in the FaunOS forums which has over a
hundred registered users. This forum also includes a Larch forum hosted by Gradgrind.
I have practiced in SANDBOX but am unaware of whether that material is reproduced in any category.
How does a user generate several pages of data in a published wiki? It does not seem apparent...much ado about editing existing wikis but no data on how to make a new one...correct me if I am wrong, please.

On third thought, it certainly adds a dimension providing power savings as well as utilizing an alternate archlinux install method which eliminates the hassle in getting a DE and loads much without causing an uproar with already installed operating systems.
Basically, it is FaunOS with Larch elements and both are archlinux based. The best way to introduce archlinux is with such a LIVE install. Raymano has demonstrated to many users the easy install of the program.
It does require adjustment of the install partition at this writing. Items needing attention are the wicd , rc.conf and rc.local as well as setting up alsa. These are required in all arch installs and the install of any discless items is not required.
To utilize the methods I have incorporated requires more skills...most linux users could maneuver through that should they want to utilize discless operation. I would imagine that many could use existing CF cards even if not UDMA rated to produce a usable discless system but at a slower operating speed. Power is minimized.
Summary statement: A Live install of FaunOS is a [u good alternative /u] starting point for new users and it opens the door to discless operation in desktop systems. (Laptops are a different breed and may have some advantages if dual CF adapters allow both CF units to perform simultaneously).
Just a thought.......or two.....
EDIT: The final release of Faunos is in the works..at present in test phase and posts regarding it are in testing mode rc4. The next two weeks or so should provide the stable release of the latest FaunOS Live download as reported on the Forum.
EDIT: Installed an Adata 266x 8GB CF in the cachedir slot today. It runs 45+ mb/s in hdparm. I have 1.3GB of packages installed in it, r/o in the system when installed to ram via pacman/aufs.
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Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hello All -
I am wondering if I have an existing wiki server if I can have it replicate to another mac server for load balancing and redundancy. Has anyone performed this, and if so do you have documentation? Both servers would be a member of the golden triangle so the permissions from users would need to follow to both servers.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

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2 - When I click the link, I don't see the comment, but I see the page (My Home -> Portal -> ep). Ok, there's no content on the page, but I can't see the fact that there is a comment. Can the Comments tab have a counter after it, so I think to look there?
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Keith wrote: "How do we create worksets?" probably would have a better chance in a forum, wouldn't it?
I would certainly agree. Also, I believe this page is an orphan in a matter of speaking and should indeed be deleted as it has no content.
Best method would be to advise both the creator of the page and point him/her to the existing wiki "Main" page under Portal <a href="https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EP/Main">My Home > Portal > Main</a> (I've done that). Also perhaps the moderator should do the deleting.
I'm also pinging the author of the question to suggest his/her question is moved to forum.
thanks.

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clone it...
or cimply create a new guest thru oracle vm manager and from serevr copy the system.cfg and vm.cfg files into the newly created folder of a new guest in running pool.
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as suggested, im starting this poll to try and convince who ever is responsible for the wiki page to upgrade it's layout to look more like http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/demo/monobook or at least something more user friendly than our current layout.

rasat wrote:
There is one practical problem or let say it requires lot of work manually to copy all documents to a new wiki system if a satisfied layout cannot be found within phpWiki itself. I did a test copying one document to mediaWiki but phpWiki's codes are not accepted.... requires lot of editing.
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I am planning to create my own version of the Installation Wiki page. The current one is good, but I prefer a version that adds a few of the steps right in there and gives a few warnings. I can understand why the current maintainers like it the way it is.
Should I just grab the current wiki html source and post a revised version on my own web server (for others), too?
Or, would the arch wiki prefer to have (a few other users') alternative versions of the (Installation) page in some other obscure location on the arch wiki site, presumably under a user hierarchy, itself? in this case, I can presumably register a user account on the arch wiki and copy the existing wiki (though the wiki cannot fork pages, I believe). I was looking on the ArchWiki:Contributing page about whether arch endorses user hierarchies. (I don't want to contaminate the main wiki-address space.)
obviously, I am fine with whatever the preference is.
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There is no animosity. There is no competition. It is about choice; we don't care what people choose or why they choose it. Proprietary, Free, Mostly Free, Friendly warm communities, rolling release, long term stability, easy to set up, infinitely customizable, whatever. Yes, we have better relationships with some of the distributions, and there are strained relationships with others. iaw4, I am sorry you felt "admonished". I really wish Jeff and everyone else over at Evo/lution the very best, it is just that it is a different distribution and they are the authority on their distribution, not us.

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I am hoping I can describe this behavior properly. I add a new group using an administrator's account logged into the web interface. I go to that groups settings page and delegate group admins and read/write and read only users. I add a bunch of calendaring appointments into the calendar and all is good. One of the users logs in and adds her own calendaring information as well and modifies the wiki pages. Fast forward a week or so and now she is only read, she cannot edit wiki pages and cannot interact with the calendar.
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2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
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blahblah
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
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blahblah :
<OpenDirectoryRecord[users@058167af-ace8-519a-ac3d-e166498db024(/Search->/LDAPv3 /127.0.0.1)]
C1EF4B6C-178A-4937-A8D3-AF535400FC3F(blahblah) 'blahblah'>
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
[calendarserver.provision.root#debug] Wiki-authenticated principal
C1EF4B6C-178A-4937-A8D3-AF535400FC3F being assigned to authnUser
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
[calendarserver.provision.root#debug] Wiki principal servicedepartment
being assigned to authzUser
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki.WikiDirectoryService#info] Returning
existing wiki record with UID wiki-servicedepartment
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki.WikiDirectoryService#info] Returning
existing wiki record with UID wiki-servicedepartment
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki.WikiDirectoryService#info] Returning
existing wiki record with UID wiki-servicedepartment
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
[twistedcaldav.extensions#info] REPORT
/calendars/_uids_/wiki-servicedepartment/calendar/ HTTP/1.1
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [-]
[calendarserver.provision.root#debug] Wiki principal servicedepartment
being assigned to authzUser
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [-]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki.WikiDirectoryService#info] Returning
existing wiki record with UID wiki-servicedepartment
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [-]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki.WikiDirectoryService#info] Returning
existing wiki record with UID wiki-servicedepartment
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [-]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki.WikiDirectoryService#info] Returning
existing wiki record with UID wiki-servicedepartment
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [-]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki#debug] Looking up Wiki ACL for: user
[C1EF4B6C-178A-4937-A8D3-AF535400FC3F], wiki [servicedepartment]
2011-03-28 14:58:41-0700 [-] [caldav-8011] [QueryProtocol,client]
[twistedcaldav.directory.wiki#debug] Wiki ACL result: user
[C1EF4B6C-178A-4937-A8D3-AF535400FC3F], wiki [servicedepartment],
access [read]
In this case the group is servicedepartment and the user is blahblah, who I just added using an admin to the group as a read/write user.
So the question is this- is there a way that I can use the command line to verify and or change permissions for users if this happens in the future? I am really digging the calendaring and wiki features, but I cannot recommend them for use by the company if their accounts stop working all of a sudden…
Many thanks for any tips!

Turns out they didn't change themselves, but authentication got out of whack. This post fixed it for me, but I just jogged access on ical and blogs. Not sure which or both is needed, but after I toggled them over and back I was up and running again.
<SNIP>
Solution found athttp://michaeljin.wordpress.com/2010/01/05/locked-out-of-mac-os-x-server/
It’s blog update time! Updates have been a little scarce lately, been super busy with getting trophies on PS3
Anyway, recently encountered the following with a Mac mini server running Snow Leopard Server:
Despite being able to ARD / Screenshare the Mac mini, I was unable to get any further than the login window. Authentication credentials are obviously valid. No weird access permissions have been set. However, the weird thing was, I can connect to the server via Server Admin tools (from another Mac) and all other services were running without a hitch.
After much head scratching it turns out to be a sACL (Service Access Control List) issue.
This thread solved the mystery!
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1654864
To save you the trouble, I’ll lay it out here. I cannot take credit for this, but Randall can!
Open Server Admin on a computer (any), and connect with the local admin to the machine.
Select the server and authenticate.
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If (as in my case) it was set to Allow All in the first place, simply toggle the settings – back and forth.
Save.
Try logging in again… should be a good one!
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