web commit by JeremyReed: reply about perl version in filename too.

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@@ -45,6 +45,19 @@ I'm kind of at a loss how to track this down or work around it.  Any suggestions
 > <http://daringfireball.net/projects/downloads/Markdown_1.0.2b8.tbz>
 > --[[JasonBlevins]], April 1, 2008 18:22 EDT
 
 > <http://daringfireball.net/projects/downloads/Markdown_1.0.2b8.tbz>
 > --[[JasonBlevins]], April 1, 2008 18:22 EDT
 

+>> Unfortunately I couldn't find a CentOS package for markdown, and I
+>> couldn't quite figure out how to use John Gruber's version instead.
+>> I tried copying it to site_perl, etc., but the build doesn't pick 
+>> it up.  For now I can just play with it on my Ubuntu laptop for which
+>> the debian package installed flawlessly.  I'll probably wait for an
+>> updated version of Markdown to see if this is fixed in the future.
+>> --Monty
+
+>I suggest that you pull an older version of Text::Markdown from CPAN. I am using <http://backpan.perl.org/authors/id/B/BO/BOBTFISH/Text-Markdown-1.0.5.tar.gz> and that works just fine.
+>There is a step change in version and size between this version (dated 11Jan2008) and the next version (1.0.12 dated 18Feb2008). I shall have a little look to see why, in due course.
+>Ubuntu Hardy Heron has a debian package now, but that does not work either.
+> --Dirk 22Apr2008
+

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 # Installation of selected docs (html)
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 # Installation of selected docs (html)


@@ -81,7 +94,7 @@ I'd like to install ikiwiki as a non-root user. I can plow through getting all t
 perl dependencies installed because that's well documented in the perl world,
 but I don't know how to tell ikiwiki to install somewhere other than / --BrianWilson
 
 perl dependencies installed because that's well documented in the perl world,
 but I don't know how to tell ikiwiki to install somewhere other than / --BrianWilson
 

-> Checkout the tips section for [SharedHosting](tips/SharedHosting).  It should do the trick. --MattReynolds
+> Checkout the tips section for [SharedHosting](/tips/SharedHosting).  It should do the trick. --MattReynolds

 
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@@ -271,6 +284,8 @@ easily, perl is possible (but I'm not strong in perl).
 >>
 >> -- [[MichaelRasmussen]]
 
 >>
 >> -- [[MichaelRasmussen]]
 

+>>> It appears the scripts were never posted?  I recently imported my Mediawiki site into Iki.  If it helps, my notes are here: <http://iki.u32.net/Mediawiki_Conversion> --[[sabr]]
+

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 # LaTeX support?
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 # LaTeX support?


@@ -300,24 +315,6 @@ Any setting for limiting how many kilobytes can be submitted via the "edit" form
 
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-# Access Keys
-
-Would anyone else find this a valuable addition.  In oddmuse and instiki (the only other
-wiki engines I am currently using, the edit, home, and submit link tags have an
-accesskey attribute.  I find it nice not to have to resort to the mouse for those
-actions.  However, it may not be something everyone appreciates.  Any thoughts?
---[Mazirian](http://mazirian.com)
-
-> Maybe, although it would need to take the critisism at
-> <http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/accesskey.html> into account.
-
->> Thank you for that link. Given that the edit link is the first thing you tab to
->> in the current layout, I guess it isn't all that necessary. I have had a 
->> a user complaint recently that Alt-e in oddmuse was overriding his access
->> to the browser menu.
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 # Editing the style sheet.
 
 It would be nice to be able to edit the stylesheet by means of the cgi.  Or is this possible?  I wasn't able to achieve it.
 # Editing the style sheet.
 
 It would be nice to be able to edit the stylesheet by means of the cgi.  Or is this possible?  I wasn't able to achieve it.