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--- tips:homepages [2014-09-02 14:06] – [ACL for user pages] wildcards are supported 2001:4dd0:fd3b:0:9ae:d933:89fe:aac6
+++ tips:homepages [2020-05-12 17:10] – to allow user:%USER% page, AUTH_DELETE is needed gholk
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 ====== How to create user homepages ======
-DokuWiki can be configured that it links user's name to a user's personal wiki page. Additionally the ACL rights for these user pages can be set precisely to your wishes.
+DokuWiki can be configured so that it links user's name to a user's personal wiki page. Additionally the ACL rights for these user pages can be set precisely to your wishes.
 ==== User's name linking to homepages====
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 The access permissions for the user pages can be set with some configuration lines. The Access Control List (ACL) of DokuWiki can handle two placeholders ''%USER%'' and ''%GROUP%''. The placeholders are replaced by the loginname or respectively the group of current logged-in user. This allows to define generally with some lines for all users the wanted read and write access.
-<del>Currently ''%USER%'' and ''%GROUP%'' cannot be used via the [[plugin:config|Config Manager]]. Therefore you need to manually modify the file ''conf/acl.auth.php'' to add the lines using them.</del>
+Currently ''%USER%'' and ''%GROUP%'' cannot be used via the [[plugin:config|Config Manager]]. Therefore you need to manually modify the file ''conf/acl.auth.php'' to add the lines using them.
-The newest version of dokuwiki supports these wildcards.
 **Tip:** Create first the desired line for one user page using the Config Manager. Next you modify the user page config line by replacing the loginname by the ''%USER%'' placeholder.
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 # Additional lines for conf/acl.auth.php :
 #
-# user can modify/delete his/her page
+# user can modify/delete page in his/her namespace
 user:%USER%:*          %USER%  AUTH_DELETE
+# user can create/delete his own page
+# (AUTH_EDIT is not enough, because page is not exist before)
+user:%USER%            %USER%  AUTH_DELETE
 # all logged-in users can read the user pages
 user:*                 @user   AUTH_READ
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 See at [[:namespace templates]] how to create your namespace template. When you create a template for the default ''user:<loginname>'' pages, you want to create e.g. ''user:_template.txt'' via your filesystem.
-**Tip:** When you like modify the namespace template via the browser, you need the plugin [[plugin:Templatepagename]]. This plugin let you configure via the [[plugin:config|Configuration manager]] a page name that is recognized as template page. Default ''c_template'', but of course you can choice your own name.
+**Tip:** If you would like to modify the namespace template via the browser, you need the plugin [[plugin:Templatepagename]]. This plugin lets you configure via the [[plugin:config|Configuration manager]] a page name that is recognized as template page. Default ''c_template'', but of course you can choice your own name.
 =====See also=====