-* If I try to do a web commit, to a svn+ssh repo, it fails with
- "Host key verification failed."
- I think that the setuid isn't fully taking; it should be running as me,
- but commit log shows www-data. So maybe it has the wrong username? Or
- EUID/Real UID screwage.
-* Can't put the source in a directory named .source; the page finder skips
- that due to too broad exclusion of any dotfile in a path.
-* RecentChanges is a regular page, perhaps it should be automatically
- replaced with a link to the [[CGI]]?
-* [[ikiwiki]] should go to the same place as [[index]] (on this wiki).
-* Web browsers don't word-wrap lines in submitted text, which makes editing a
- page that someone wrote in a web browser annoying (`gqip` is vim user's
- friend here). Is there any way to improve this?
-* The diff links in RecentChanges go to a viewcvs backtrace if the rev in question is when the page was added. Is this a viewcvs bug, or a behavior ikiwiki needs to work around?
-* If a page stops inlining anthing, its rss feed file
- will linger around and not be deleted.
-* Currently only one blog is supported per page. Attempts to add more
- will make it only update one of the blogs on the page.
-* If I edit blog/entry/blog_moved, add a link to code/ikiwiki, and hit
- preview, it doesn't get the link right because it makes it relative to
- where the page will be saved to, not to where the cgi script is.
-* RSS output contains relative links. Ie. http://kitenet.net/~joey/blog/index.rss contains a link to http://kitenet.net/~joey/blog/../blog.html
-* If a file in the srcdir is removed, exposing a file in the underlaydir,
- ikiwiki will not notice the change and rebuild it until the file in the
- underlaydir gets a mtime newer than the mtime the removed file had.
-* Pages rendered from files in the underlaydir should not have a history
- link, since there's no file in the svn repo to view the history of.
-* Markdown will try to expand stuff inside postprocessordirectives. For
- example, if there are two *'s, it will turn them to html em's, which
- breaks things unexpectedly and requires escaping.