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HelpOnSynchronisation

Synchronizing two wikis can be a good thing for some circumstances like mirroring one wiki or for backup purposes. It can also be used if you want a version on your mobile device to access the data without having to be online.

Objective

Synchronising wikis partly or fully aiming at two instances having the same content (not necessarily the same page history) while avoiding conflicts and supporting merging, supported by a GUI with good usability. There is no need for a bi-directional connection, the initiating wiki just needs HTTP access to the remote wiki.

Usage

The first step is to register the remote wiki with an InterWiki name. This can either be done on the page InterWikiMap or in the file intermap.txt (see HelpOnConfiguration).

Then it is necessary to create a kind of "job page" that contains all parameters for the synchronisation. This page will be extended by the log of the sync process as well. See below for allowed parameters. The parameters have to be written in the dictionary format (see HelpOnDictionaries). It is generally a nice example and helpful to use the page SyncJobTemplate that already has some parameters in it.

After that, you can simply select SyncPages from the dropdown menu and start the synchronisation.

Configuration

Besides remoteWiki, all other parameters are optional. Those parameters must be stored as WikiDict in the job page.

remoteWiki

InterWiki moniker/name of the remote wiki. Note that it has to match the interwiki name that has been configured by the admin of the remote wiki. You will see an error message if this is not the case.

remotePrefix
Is prepended to the remote pagename when searching for pages/sending pages. So if you do not want to clutter the global namespace of the remote wiki, you can set a prefix to create all your pages as subpages of another page in the remote wiki.
localPrefix
Is prepended to the local pagename when receiving new pages. This is mainly useful if you do not want to let the remote pages clutter your global name space. You can use it to aggregate different wiki sites into your local one.
pageMatch
If defined, it describes, using a regular expression, the pages which should be transferred.
pageList

If defined, only these (local or remote) pages are transferred. Matching is not used in this case. Page names have to be separated by commas, other syntax like [[ should not be used.

groupList

If defined, only these page local groups and all referred pages are transferred. Neither matching nor pageList is used in this case. Note that these group pages are not resolved recursively. The syntax is the same as the pageList's one.

direction

This is either Down or Both (it is not case-sensitive). Down means that local changes are not written to the remote wiki. Note that Down is slower and more bandwith-consuming in some cases.

user
The username that should be used to authenticate in the remote wiki.
password

The password that should be used to authenticate in the remote wiki. /!\ Do not supply the password on the page if you cannot make sure that nobody else will be able to read it! Rather just set the user - MoinMoin will ask you for the password automatically.

Some rules

  • As written above, page history is not transferred, only the delta (as a merge). So you will not see any comments made in the other wiki etc.
  • You are able to start the synchronisation in both wikis.
  • Pages on which the conflicts have not been solved are not synchronised. They are synchronised if one side solved the conflict.
  • Renamed pages cannot be synchronised (this is not supported yet).
  • Attachments are currently not transferred (this might change when attachments become items in the future).