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These are scripts to import legacy wiki engines (MediaWiki, Sycamore / WikiSpot.org) into LocalWiki.

Very rough right now. Please tell us about your experiences on #localwiki on Freenode.

Usage
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To import pages from an existing MediaWiki site into LocalWiki, do the following:

1. Activate the virtualenv used for LocalWiki (typical path shown)::

$ source /usr/share/localwiki/env/bin/activate

2. Install the localwiki-importers package::

(env)$ pip install localwiki-import-wikis

3. Add 'localwiki_importers' to LOCAL_INSTALLED_APPS in /usr/share/localwiki/conf/localsettings.py::

LOCAL_INSTALLED_APPS = ('import_wikis',)

4. Now you can run the import command like this::

$ localwiki-manage import_mediawiki

Follow the prompts to complete the import!

5. Build the search index::

$ localwiki-manage rebuild_index

6. The import will grab users and their edit history, but it won't import their
email address or password. If you have a way to obtain the old user
passwords, you can run the following::

$ localwiki-manage import_mediawiki --users_email_csv=<users_csv>

Where `users_csv` is a CSV file of the form username,email,<optional real name>.

Users will then be able to log in after they reset their password.

Here's how to get a users CSV file using MySQL::

SELECT user_name,user_email,user_real_name FROM wiki_user INTO OUTFILE '/tmp/users.csv' FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"' LINES TERMINATED BY '\n'

The file will then be at `/tmp/users.csv`.

Apache config
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There is an example apache config in conf/ that will help with migrating
old mediawiki-style URLs. We strive for near 100% URL compatibility
with MediaWiki because breaking links just isn't cool.

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Copyright (c) 2012 Philip Neustrom <philipn@gmail.com>
Copyright (c) 2012 Mike Ivanov <mivanov@gmail.com>

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