I want to create an Export of Trac Wiki and import it to COnfluence using UWC tool.
All Trac Wiki Pages and Attachments are stored in Postgres Database.
Can anyone please let me know how can i create Trac Export which can be readable by UWC. I am confused about TracEnviorment where can i find this?
Thank You,
Akash
Last thing first: If you don't know about a Trac Environment, you'll hardly be fit for the task you're aiming at right now. Start reading a bit about Trac, that is largely self-documenting, could help. No matter from where, be it the 'TracEnvironment' page in your own Trac wiki or the authoritative resource.
OTOH I'm not familiar at all with UWC, but a bit of research revealed, that Trac wiki is supported by a user-contributed module in UWC. So I guess that its documentation page is the natural place to start from. From what I've read so far the export/import is file-based and in line with recommendations under Exporter on that same page.
First, read https://migrations.atlassian.net/wiki/display/UWC/UWC+Trac+Notes.
Second, for attachments, you may need to use this as a reference http://l33t.peopleperhour.com/blog/2014/07/10/converting-a-trac-wiki-to-confluence/, anyway you will need to adapt it to your actual DBMS behind Trac.
Note that the current UWC - Trac integration is not as polished as someone may expect, so prepare yourself to download UWC source, debug it and patch it.
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At the beggining I'd like to say it's not an emergency :D
I was thinking about project ideas recently. Projects that I could try to create to learn something more, something new or just to leave my comfort zone. I've picked notes app project that support handwritten notes. And here's the first problem, my little knowledge can't come up with idea how to store these handwritten notes in database.
Database or other technologies haven't been picked yet so there is no "How to store it in MySQL?" and so on... just theoretically thinking how it could be done. I was looking in google and here on stackoverflow but didn't get nothing similar, just some questions how to verify or recognize handwritten notes.
Has anybody any idea or lead I could go by?
Here I am assuming your "handwritten notes" are images. A simple solution might be uploading your images somewhere (e.g. Amazon S3, but there are countless options out there). Then, in some database you might have a reference to the URL of the image. In your code you can then download the images using the URL and process them as you see fit.
Note: I am making many assumptions here but I hope this helps.
I was just hired to maintain and redesign various site the company has running on an old version of DNN. The site has been hacked and someone uploaded some directories and web.config files that were redirecting users to stream suspicious streaming sites. Also, the attacker added some scripts that show Google Ads on all the blog articles. Needless to say its a mess.
Nevertheless, I was able to go in there, deleted a super admin account (that's how they got in I think) , delete a few directories that had over a thousand html files for streaming sites and also deleted the old FCK Editor.
I am completely new to DNN and need some help with the directory and structure to try and see if I can resolve this. So far, I cannot get rid of the Google Ads in the blog and for the life of me I cannot find where the blog articles live inside the root/directory. When I go in there and delete the ads through the DNN UI the ads come back in hours or a couple of days. The directories with the html files have not returned. Just the ads.
I know that we have to upgrade but if I remove the ads I will have more to to develop the new sites without feeling rushed because of the current issue.
If anyone can point me in the right direction I would really appreciate it.
That sounds awful, as obviously someone (ore something) still manipulates your site from the outside (or inside?). There are a lot of issues on old DNN Versions, and the only thing I can really recommend is to find an upgrade path to the newest version. I don't know how big your site is, maybe it is easier to set it up from scratch with a new version (if the site is not too big).
The directory structure does not help you finding any content as everything is stored in a database. To be more specific I would need more information about the DNN version and the extensions (and versions of the extensions) in use, but disclosing this here in the public could be a security risk for you. You could write me a PM here if you wish to get in contact.
To find people (maybe in your area) who can help you could give these web sites a try: https://dnncommunity.org (Resources > Forums) and https://dodnn.work/.
It sounds like your site might have been impacted by a few different exploits, and most likely I would guess it is version 7.x or earlier and been upgraded from versions prior to that.
For the immediate need you are going to need to try and identify anything and everything that is out of the norm, this can be very daunting for those that are not familiar with the platform, but a few tips.
Look in the DB for data in the Header or Footer field of the TabModules table
Look for any rogue files that really should not be there, anything with an extension of (.php, .asp, etc.)
Look for rogue files in directories outside of the /Portals/* folder that don't match a DNN Install. (This takes a bit of personal experience.)
Look at your default.aspx file it should NOT have a recent modified date. If it does, compare it against the one that you get when you download the install package of that version of DNN
Now, once you have done this, be sure to do any mitigations that you can for known exploits. Including:
Delete /Install/Install.aspx
Delete /Install/InstallWizard.aspx
Disable any host account with a username of 'host' and create a new one if that was your only one
Feel free to email me directly as well if you need some help.
I am looking to create a custom build of DotNetNuke (vr. 7.4.2). Trying to configure the configuration file (Dotnetnuke.install.config.resources) for the installation in order to fit my custom build seems to be puzzle. There are some specific tags by default in this file and my research on-line gave me some more tags but I could not find something like an official documentation. Something that will give me all the available tags at least an example for each one (if not a list with the all available values of the tags). Is there anything like this?
Sadly there is not detailed documentation out there at this time on all of the options that are available. Most of the default configuration items are values though that you can find in the database in portal settings or host settings from an installation that you have configured.
My past experience has been to create an install and configure it how I want first. This way I have the ability to confirm a few of the values along the way. If you have a more specific question or area of concern we might be able to help.
I have implemented the file upload functionality with reference to this link
http://www.slideshare.net/mongodb/mongo-db-bangalore-2012-15070802
But the file is not stored into the Gridfs.
I had done some research for the same and also with reference to this blog post
http://php-and-symfony.matthiasnoback.nl/2012/10/uploading-files-to-mongodb-gridfs-2/
But again, unfortunately, I stuck with this issue since last from 15 days
please help.
Please take a look at KnpLabs/Gaufrette and the related KnpLabs/KnpGaufretteBundle
The Gaufrette bundle provides a level of abstraction around file systems and, it helped me get file-oriented operations up and running quickly. I found it very useful, and in fact the Symfony CMS package leverages this bundle. It may help you out as well.
So, here is the task I've found myself thinking of. Pretend for a moment, that I have a large body of content. I want to see what websites are linking to my content. I know that I could look into TrackBack or PingBack but what about those that aren't using tools capable of dealing with that?
It would seem that some form of Web Crawler that looks for pages linking to the original document might be useful. My question to the greater community is what would be the best way to get started here? Do TrackBack and PingBack do more than I assume? Are there services or tools out there that already do what I'm thinking?
Google is your friend!
Use the link prefix:
link:whatsite.com
And yes, trackbacks do more.
If you have HTTP referers setup in your logs, you can mine them.
You can even discover pages taht does not know about.
Else, there is the paying Linkscape from Seomoz or the free majesticSEO (if you confirm ownership of the domain).
MajesticSEO has a bigger backlink index and an API (need to login!).