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John R. asked a question in PBwiki on March 14, 2008 21:15:
ToDo listsAny chance of adding to do lists for project management purposes as a plugin?-
John R. marked one of Vu Nguyen's replies in PBwiki as useful. Vu Nguyen replied to the problem "where's the Sandbox as referenced in the Wikis for Dummies book?".
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John R. replied on February 13, 2008 22:02 to the question "Are company passwords safe to store in a private wiki for my small business?" in PBwiki:
Thanks Joel, Good idea.
Unfortunately the other user is on a mac and I'm on a pc, so that wouldn't work.
Do you know if a hijacker can see what's inside an excel file that's attached to a page or just the information on that page? -
John R. replied on February 13, 2008 18:21 to the question "Are company passwords safe to store in a private wiki for my small business?" in PBwiki:
Thanks David, that explains a lot.
But since my little company can't afford $1000/year for that solution I am wondering if another solution might work. I know this probably isn't your forte, but I am just trying to find a safe and cost effective solution for my company to manage passwords between two users in different cities.
We do use public/open wireless connections at times so, would an information hijacker be able to see what is in an excel spreadsheet that is attached to a page if we downloaded/uploaded it over a open connection?
If anyone else has any unofficial ways to stay safe, I'd love to hear them.
Thanks! -
John R. asked a question in PBwiki on February 13, 2008 16:39:
Are company passwords safe to store in a private wiki for my small business?I would love to have a private place where my partner and I can store all of our shared passwords to banks and various websites and such. I know having it private would be fine but can't people see what's on the page if it's not encrypted? Would the platinum level (all https:) be the only secure way to do this? Would storing it in an embedded spreadsheet be any safer?
