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@@ -178,15 +178,33 @@ My best regards,
 
 --[[Paweł|ptecza]]
 
-> This is not new behavior in 2.2 as far as I know. Ikiwiki was always 
-> interpreted "[ [foo bar] ]" as a preprocessor directive, with the
-> whitespace after the first word being the significant bit that
-> distinguishes it from a wikilink. If you want whitespace in a wikilink,
-> you use underscores; there's been a note at the end of [[WikiLink]] about
-> that for some time. --[[Joey]]
+> See [[bugs/Spaces_in_link_text_for_ikiwiki_links]]
 
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 # Build in OpenSolaris?
 
 Moved to [[bugs/build_in_opensolaris]] --[[Joey]]
+
+----
+
+# Various ways to use Subversion with ikiwiki
+
+I'm playing around with various ways that I can use subversion with ikiwiki.
+
+* Is it possible to have ikiwiki point to a subversion repository which is on a different server?  The basic checkin/checkout functionality seems to work but there doesn't seem to be any way to make the post-commit hook work for a non-local server?
+
+> This is difficult to do since ikiwiki's post-commit wrapper expects to
+> run on a machine that contains both the svn repository and the .ikiwiki
+> state directory. However, with recent versions of ikiwiki, you can get
+> away without running the post-commit wrapper on commit, and all you lose
+> is the ability to send commit notification emails.
+
+* Is it possible / sensible to have ikiwiki share a subversion repository with other data (either completely unrelated files or another ikiwiki instance)?  This works in part but again the post-commit hook seems problematic.
+
+--[[AdamShand]]
+
+> Sure, see ikiwiki's subversion repository for example of non-wiki files
+> in the same repo. If you have two wikis in one repository, you will need
+> to write a post-commit script that calls the post-commit wrappers for each
+> wiki.