Wiki_XMLRPC_Extensions
Toolset for doing xmlrpc requests using a MoinMoin wiki
It simplifies some common tasks:
ListPages: lists pages from a wiki.
ReceiveFiles: downloads files from a wiki page
SendFiles: uploads files to a wiki page and if the page does not exists it create a wiki page in wiki format using the AttachFile macro.
ForkWikiContent: Forks all content of the wiki a user can access by sending it to another wiki installation.
For further informations see https://utils.icg.kfa-juelich.de/docs/wiki-xmlrpc-extensions
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