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optional, default on: PageName [[page name]] optional, default off: [PageName] → [1] [[[page name]]] → [1] [PageName text] → text [[page name|text]] → text |
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http://example.com/pic.jpg optional: [[image:Name|Text|URL]] and variants |
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This page belongs to the feature documentation of Oddmuse. The engine's features are listed in the table on the left. Detailed implementation details are available through the "i" icons right to the feature info.
There is a plugin enabling users to subscribe to pages. You need to run a separate script as a cron job on a regular basis to actually send mails, however. This script will pull Recent Changes and the list of subscribers, compare the two, and send the mails.
Since Oddmuse does not keep password-protected user-accounts, it is possible to discover what pages a given email address is subscribed to, and it is possible to subscribe a known email address to all sorts of pages. This lack of security might not be what you're looking for.
A suggested solution is to have rss2mail or a similar program monitor the RSS feed of the wiki, and have it send mail to a mailing list. People can then subscribe to the mailing list. This would only work for a predefined set of feeds, obviously.