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Public/Private Wiki Settings Set the wiki-wide privileges for "guest" users. Alter these settings to make your entire wiki guest-accessible. NOTE: If you want to make your wiki guest-accessible but want to make specific pages private, see PublicPrivateSettingsHelp |
Guest user privileges:
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Who can create new accounts? By default, only the admin user can create new user accounts. You can also grant any user of your JotSpot wiki the privilege of creating new accounts. |
Allowed to create accounts:
[All Users]
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Current Theme Customize your JotSpot wiki with custom colors. |
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| Allow only SSL connections? "true" requires SSL (https) connections to your wiki. Non-SSL requests will be denied and redirected to a secure SSL login. "false" allows unencrypted connections. |
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| Secret authentication token for incoming email You can send email to any page in your wiki. The email address of each page is composed of its page title, the character '+' and an authentication word. For example PageTitle+wikisecret@yourwikiname.jot.com (where wikisecret is the authentication word). You can set this word to any set of letters. Try to choose something that isn't easy to guess, but that also will not be difficult for your users to remember. |
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| Trusted Wikis You can "cross authenticate" users from other JotSpot wikis. These other wikis are called Trusted Wikis. Users who are logged in to these trusted wikis will automatically be logged into your wiki. This prevents people from having to log in twice. List the wiki name(s) you trust. If you trust foo.jot.com, simply list "foo". Separate multiple wikis with commas. To allow access to this wiki (keepup) from any JotSpot wiki, simply enter a single asterisk in the field. |
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