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-I am trying to "manually," i.e. not using the web interface, to use the "page/index.html" type of page creation.
+I am trying **in a wiki** to "manually," i.e. not using the web interface, use the "page/index.html" type of page creation.

 
 In my working clone src dir I can use, in succession, commands such as:
 
 mkdir MyNewPage
 
 In my working clone src dir I can use, in succession, commands such as:
 
 mkdir MyNewPage

+

 touch MyNewPage/index.mdwn
 touch MyNewPage/index.mdwn

+

 git add MyNewPage MyNewPage/index.mdwn
 git add MyNewPage MyNewPage/index.mdwn

+

 [here I edit the new index.mdwn]
 [here I edit the new index.mdwn]

+

 git commit -a
 git commit -a

+

 git push
 
 git push
 

-These are, roughly, the steps I have taken, and they seem to work. But surely there is more elegant, Ikiwiki-ish solution.
+These are, roughly, the steps I have taken, and they seem to work. But surely there is a more elegant, **Ikiwiki-ish** solution.