Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Private/Public Planner

[Seth Falcon]

On  8 Dec 2005, address@hidden wrote:

> Dave Bauer <address@hidden> writes:
>
>> I want to start using planner to publish a "learning weblog" sort
>> of thing where I post what I have learned each day. I am basically
>> trying to follow a computer science curriculum, outside of an
>> actual college program.
>>
>> But I also have alot of private and confidential client stuff in my
>> Planner. I am looking for the easiest way to have some plan pages
>> published to the web, but not others.
>
> I have similar needs.  I simply mark the private pages as
> not-world-readable, and my http server refuses all connections to
> them.

You can also use muse-publish-this-file to selectively publish just a
few pages.  Hmmm, thinking outloud, I imagine it would be fairly easy
to write a function that read a publishing list and published just
those files.  From a security point of view, it seems better to have
an opt-in publishing policy, than an opt-out policy.

> The alternative I guess is to use planner-multi to have multiple
> planner projects.

Yes, you can have separate planner projects, but I don't think that is
what planner-multi is about (it lets you associate a given task with
multiple plan pages).

Cheers,

+ seth