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Bruce replied on March 06, 2008 22:36 to the idea "pbwiki blog template" in PBwiki:

Guy, Casey, thank you very much.

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Casey Greene replied on March 06, 2008 09:22 to the idea "pbwiki blog template" in PBwiki:

If you scroll down to the very bottom of the blog, you see a tiny grey line of text that says this:

Smashing Theme is created by: Design Disease brought to you by Smashing Magazine.

This might help you if you're trying to set up a blog on Word Press.

While it's true you won't be able to run a blog exactly like this on a wiki, I'm sure you could play around with the formatting of your wiki, or have someone help you, and create something similar, maybe even better!

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Guy Fawkes replied on March 05, 2008 12:11 to the idea "pbwiki blog template" in PBwiki:

They can't do this. The Daily Peanut does not, and cannot, run on a PBwiki. It is a WordPress blog, and has features and functions that cannot even remotely be supported by any wiki, including PBwiki. You can, however, visit WordPress.com and set up your own blog there, and link back to it on your wiki.

Clif replied on March 05, 2008 05:02 to the idea "pbwiki blog template" in PBwiki:

Thanks for the suggestion!

Bruce shared an idea in PBwiki on February 27, 2008 20:45:

pbwiki blog template

I really like the Peanut blog, and to create a blog within the wiki is a daunting task. It would be wonderful if you would save "The Peanut" as a blog template. Please?

Vu Nguyen replied on February 13, 2008 05:12 to the question "hi. is it possible to authenticate users via active directory? how about against a list contained in a file?" in PBwiki:

More information about our API is available here: http://getsatisfaction.com/pbwiki/top...

Also, you might want to join the API email list here: http://groups.google.com/group/pbwiki...

Bruce replied on February 08, 2008 17:15 to the question "hi. is it possible to authenticate users via active directory? how about against a list contained in a file?" in PBwiki:

Thank you so much!

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David E. Weekly replied on February 08, 2008 17:11 to the question "hi. is it possible to authenticate users via active directory? how about against a list contained in a file?" in PBwiki:

The short answer is "Yes. [Some assembly required]"

We have an AuthAPI that allows for delegation of a wiki's authentication to a third party web service, such as your own. Due to the way it works, this web service can even be behind your firewall without the need to open up a special hole for PBwiki.

https://api.pbwiki.com/AuthApi has all the nitty-gritty specifications as well as some sample code for authenticating against PBwiki with Active Directory.

TK replied on February 08, 2008 17:10 to the question "hi. is it possible to authenticate users via active directory? how about against a list contained in a file?" in PBwiki:

Hi Bruce:

Yes, that is possible and is done by a few of our customers.

This feature is available via our API, and is available to any PBwiki Business Edition customer.

Bruce asked a question in PBwiki on February 08, 2008 17:07:

hi. is it possible to authenticate users via active directory? how about against a list contained in a file?

I have a large number (500 or so) users to communicate with and authenticating via active directory would be ideal. if that is not possible can I authenticate against a user list in a lookup table that is updated daily?