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Posted by Fred Atkinson on 08/20/06 21:24
On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 20:21:03 +0200, Ørjan Langbakk <pubblicc@start.no>
wrote:
>Yes. It is called WordPress, Movable Type, or any derivation thereof.
>Aka "blog".
>
>That you don't see that a blog, or rather, the blogging software, does
>_exactly_ what you need, is your problem, really.
>
>If you install WordPress, for instance, and set it up for you only, you
>can make entries private, so that only you can read it, you can create
>categories for sorting and placing entries, you can chose to make
>certain entries public... what else do you want?
I installed Wordpress on one of my Web sites. It appears that
anyone can view my entries. That kind of violates the intent of a
'diary'.
Is there any way to secure it so that it you have to be logged
on to see the entries? I simply won't allow other accounts on it and
that should solve the problem.
To explain what my need is for an online diary is, I'm getting
a little tired of being told one thing and when they don't deliver on
it they ask me 'who promised me that'. Sometimes I'm at home when I
talk to them. Sometimes I'm at the office. But I rarely remember who
I spoke to three to six months or a year ago.
By having an online diary hidden away on my Web site, I can
record specifics about promises made to me and record names. Then
they can't bail out of the promise they made because 'I don't remember
who told me that'. I can pull it up from anywhere and quote the
person and tell who it was that said that.
But I consider these entries confidential and don't mean for
everyone to be reading them. They are only on my Web site so I can
make entries from whereever I might be.
Suggestions.
Regards,
Fred
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