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@picnoir https://www. phind.com/ is similar and more specifically aimed for programming.

Regarding the "run this yourself" part, see https://til.simonwillison.net/llms/emb ed-paragraphs for an example how to compute embeddings from your own content and add them as context for answering questions with a (local) LLM. There are tons of projects that provide something similar with UI for usage with local documents, see, e.g., https://github.com/imartinez/privateGP T (no recommendation, I don't know if it works well, it's just an example).

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@picnoir https://www. phind.com/ is similar and more specifically aimed for programming.

Regarding the "run this yourself" part, see https://til.simonwillison.net/llms/emb ed-paragraphs for an example how to compute embeddings from your own content and add them as context for answering questions with a (local) LLM. There are tons of projects that provide something similar with UI for usage with local documents, see, e.g., https://github.com/imartinez/privateGP T (no recommendation, I don't know if it works well, it's just an example).

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@jon I booked a train trip from Karlsruhe (Germany) to Oradea (Romania) and none of the platforms you mentioned can even find a connection. The connection is not bad, just two changes (Stuttgart and Budapest) if you accept a stop of several hours in Budapest (was a nice sightseeing tour). MÁV has this connection, but you need two separate tickets as they don't sell tickets starting and ending outside Hungary. DB lists the connections but without price. ÖBB has it also with tickets for parts.

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@jon I booked a train trip from Karlsruhe (Germany) to Oradea (Romania) and none of the platforms you mentioned can even find a connection. The connection is not bad, just two changes (Stuttgart and Budapest) if you accept a stop of several hours in Budapest (was a nice sightseeing tour). MÁV has this connection, but you need two separate tickets as they don't sell tickets starting and ending outside Hungary. DB lists the connections but without price. ÖBB has it also with tickets for parts.

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@simon Reading https://www. graalvm.org/latest/security-gu ide/polyglot-sandbox/#compatibility-and-limitations, I'm not sure sandboxing is available for Python and unless I missed something, sandboxing isn't available in the open source community edition.

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@simon Reading https://www. graalvm.org/latest/security-gu ide/polyglot-sandbox/#compatibility-and-limitations, I'm not sure sandboxing is available for Python and unless I missed something, sandboxing isn't available in the open source community edition.

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@metaphil @XWiki You can prevent that situation by enabling "validate names before saving", see https://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Name%20Strategies%20Module/ - the default strategy already forbids "/" and "\". Nested spaces are separated by "." in case you haven't seen that already.

Also, see https://forum.xwiki.org/t/xwiki-does-n ot-support-backslash-in-page-title/5637 for a discussion about this issue with some pointers how to configure Apache and Tomcat to allow the slash.

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@metaphil @XWiki You can prevent that situation by enabling "validate names before saving", see https://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Name%20Strategies%20Module/ - the default strategy already forbids "/" and "\". Nested spaces are separated by "." in case you haven't seen that already.

Also, see https://forum.xwiki.org/t/xwiki-does-n ot-support-backslash-in-page-title/5637 for a discussion about this issue with some pointers how to configure Apache and Tomcat to allow the slash.

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@prx Okay, then what about https://www. dokuwiki.org/plugin:mimetex or https://www. dokuwiki.org/plugin:latex, they automate the LaTeX to PNG conversion? In particular the latter looks unmaintained but could still work/might be easy to fix.

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@prx Okay, then what about https://www. dokuwiki.org/plugin:mimetex or https://www. dokuwiki.org/plugin:latex, they automate the LaTeX to PNG conversion? In particular the latter looks unmaintained but could still work/might be easy to fix.

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@prx Have you tried one of the plugins that generates images from your math like https://www. dokuwiki.org/plugin:mathpublis h?

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@prx Have you tried one of the plugins that generates images from your math like https://www. dokuwiki.org/plugin:mathpublis h?

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@mike we have a 4-day week every two weeks, or rather two extra days off every month. I'm currently using many of these days for either when kindergarten is closed or medical appointments of the children. I've also made the experience that they are great to do household chores or errands such that then the weekend is really free. I wouldn't want to miss them. See also the official blog post for more feedback from my colleagues and me: https://xwiki.com/en/Blog/XWiki-impact-of-four-day-work-week/

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@mike we have a 4-day week every two weeks, or rather two extra days off every month. I'm currently using many of these days for either when kindergarten is closed or medical appointments of the children. I've also made the experience that they are great to do household chores or errands such that then the weekend is really free. I wouldn't want to miss them. See also the official blog post for more feedback from my colleagues and me: https://xwiki.com/en/Blog/XWiki-impact-of-four-day-work-week/

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@jefklak For displaying sent messages in Thunderbird's inbox, see https://github.com/thunderbird-convers ations/thunderbird-conversations/wiki/Displaying-your-own-messages-in-the-Inbox

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@jefklak For displaying sent messages in Thunderbird's inbox, see https://github.com/thunderbird-convers ations/thunderbird-conversations/wiki/Displaying-your-own-messages-in-the-Inbox

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@ij I've just checked and it seems user deletion is the only place where this is exposed in the user interface, at least in XWiki itself (there could be extensions that add a user interface for the feature). The documentation of the feature apart from the release notes is at https://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Administration%20Application#HUsers

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@ij I've just checked and it seems user deletion is the only place where this is exposed in the user interface, at least in XWiki itself (there could be extensions that add a user interface for the feature). The documentation of the feature apart from the release notes is at https://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Administration%20Application#HUsers

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@ij The functionality for replacing authors in the backend is definitely independent of user deletion, I'm just not sure if there is any user interface for it - there is a method in the refactoring script service in case you're familiar with scripting in XWiki. I can check when I'm back at work tomorrow if there is any other way to trigger it from the user interface apart from user deletion.

I'm not familiar with the UCS version of XWiki or the details of OIDC, sorry.

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@ij The functionality for replacing authors in the backend is definitely independent of user deletion, I'm just not sure if there is any user interface for it - there is a method in the refactoring script service in case you're familiar with scripting in XWiki. I can check when I'm back at work tomorrow if there is any other way to trigger it from the user interface apart from user deletion.

I'm not familiar with the UCS version of XWiki or the details of OIDC, sorry.

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@ij When deleting a user, if the user had script right, there should be an option to replace it, as shown in the release notes here (I couldn't find it in the user management documentation): https://www. xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Relea seNotes/Data/XWiki/11.8/#HReplaceAuthorwhenDeletingUsers

Regarding the extension, you mean https://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Change%20Content%20Author? It is installed as XWiki.ChangeDocumentUser, you need to manually open that document (e.g., Ctrl/Cmd+g and insert that reference).

I hope that helps, if not, you can also ask in the forum! (#XWiki developer here)

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@ij When deleting a user, if the user had script right, there should be an option to replace it, as shown in the release notes here (I couldn't find it in the user management documentation): https://www. xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Relea seNotes/Data/XWiki/11.8/#HReplaceAuthorwhenDeletingUsers

Regarding the extension, you mean https://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Change%20Content%20Author? It is installed as XWiki.ChangeDocumentUser, you need to manually open that document (e.g., Ctrl/Cmd+g and insert that reference).

I hope that helps, if not, you can also ask in the forum! (#XWiki developer here)

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@akselmo the easiest option is really to work for a company that develops open source software, see also https://drewdevault.com/2020/11/20/A-f ew-ways-to-make-money-in-FOSS.html.

I've realized this dream of making a living working on #FLOSS software by joining #XWiki about a year ago (we're hiring, also fully remote, btw.). I knew XWiki from a shared wikis stand at FOSDEM where I represented DokuWiki in 2016 (and some other wiki-related events) and then applied after finishing my PhD.

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@akselmo the easiest option is really to work for a company that develops open source software, see also https://drewdevault.com/2020/11/20/A-f ew-ways-to-make-money-in-FOSS.html.

I've realized this dream of making a living working on #FLOSS software by joining #XWiki about a year ago (we're hiring, also fully remote, btw.). I knew XWiki from a shared wikis stand at FOSDEM where I represented DokuWiki in 2016 (and some other wiki-related events) and then applied after finishing my PhD.

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@Ninjatrappeur First draft of a #DokuWiki cli plugin to extract all external links: https://github.com/michitux/dokuwiki-p lugin-linkextractor

Install into lib/plugins/linkextractor and run as

bin/plugin.php linkextractor

Output should be suitable for piping into archivebox, but I haven't tested this yet. It will be slow if you have a lot of pages. With some more code I could use DokuWiki's index to store external links, then extracting them would be much faster. However, as a daily cron job this might be good enough already.

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@Ninjatrappeur First draft of a #DokuWiki cli plugin to extract all external links: https://github.com/michitux/dokuwiki-p lugin-linkextractor

Install into lib/plugins/linkextractor and run as

bin/plugin.php linkextractor

Output should be suitable for piping into archivebox, but I haven't tested this yet. It will be slow if you have a lot of pages. With some more code I could use DokuWiki's index to store external links, then extracting them would be much faster. However, as a daily cron job this might be good enough already.

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@Ninjatrappeur
My approach would be to write a #DokuWiki plugin that extracts all links and then feed that into something like https://archivebox.io/. Depending on how easy it is to get the URL to the archived version, one could also write a plugin that adds a link to the archived version to every link. As I am interested in something like this, too, and I know DokuWiki quite well, I might try to write a quick draft if that approach would be suitable for you.

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@Ninjatrappeur
My approach would be to write a #DokuWiki plugin that extracts all links and then feed that into something like https://archivebox.io/. Depending on how easy it is to get the URL to the archived version, one could also write a plugin that adds a link to the archived version to every link. As I am interested in something like this, too, and I know DokuWiki quite well, I might try to write a quick draft if that approach would be suitable for you.