[emacs-wiki-discuss] Preventing private material from being published (Was RE: New faces =))

[Sacha Chua]

Charles Hachten <address@hidden> writes:

> 1. I get annoyed by all the windows that come up and I wish I could
> just close them all like I close vm or gnus (i.e., just by pressing
> q). What I currently do is have F8 mapped to quit-window, which
> allows me to get rid of the windows quickly.

(setq planner-tasks-file-behavior 'close) tries to close windows
opened by task-scheduling functions. =)

> I typed remember into a work or mail document, I got an error "not a
> planner page.' I realize that the planner pages are already open in

That's odd. This should still work... <muses>

> 3. I want to put my planner on the web, but I sometimes put personal
>    information on my plan pages and I can't figure out (though I
>    haven't tried too hard) how to stop this stuff from getting

M-x pgg-encrypt-region RET (your name or address) RET, then wrap
the thing in an <example>...</example> before saving.

This makes it not very greppable, though.

You can check out planner-authz for fancier ways of doing stuff, or
simply use cross-references to private pages (we should add easy
support for that) which are controlled by .htaccess. =)

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