I plan to do some site maintenance (including the wiki), starting in about 20 min or so and I expect it will talk an hour (probably less). So if you're planning to post or edit something (unlikely) hold off for a while. I'll be on IRC (irc.freenode.net, #nodalpoint) if you're interested to know what's going on in real time.
Update: Both the Drupal and wiki upgrades are complete. Read on for details...
The Drupal upgrade was necessary due to possible security issues, and the wiki upgrade fixed a long standing bug with Drupal role integration. After the initial upgrade to Drupal 5.0, new users where by default added as role 'authenticated user', however the corresponding entry in the user_roles table was not created. The Dokuwiki-Drupal glue, had a query that relied on selecting a user's role from that table, so all new users after the upgrade returned NULL, and hence could not edit the wiki. The recently completed upgrade fixes this problem and the requirement to login twice, once to Drupal and once to Dokuwiki (even though the user names and passwords are the same). Now the both sites share the same login cookie. So if you're logged in to nodalpoint, you're automatically logged in to the wiki. If you click login or logout on the wiki, for now you will be redirected to the corresponding Drupal pages on nodalpoint. In theory it should be possible to do this via the wiki but there are some technical issues associated with destroying the Drupal session this way. I will document the auth backend, it is basically this with necessary changes for 5.2. If you can't wait for me to document it, then get in touch (greg[dot]tyrelle[at]gmail[dot]com) and I'll mail it to you directly. If you notice any bugs either leave a comment, or email me.
Comments
spam filter
The spam filter is really strong... it seems to block all the entries with too many blank lines.
Can you reduce it a bit?
Upgrading to Drupal 5.x and
Upgrading to Drupal 5.x and adding the spam filter module literally saved my sanity. What you don't see as a user of the site is the endless spam accounts and postings created. It is never ending, and as far as I can tell, not automated. The fact that it is not automated scares me in a loose-all-hope-in-humanity kind of way. What it means is that there are people out there who do nothing more than register for bogus accounts on sites like nodalpoint and then try to post spam; you can literally see it happen in real time.
Anyway, I'll try to tweak the word list in the filter, as it seems to have been skewed by one or two spam comments. So if your comment doesn't get through, don't be alarmed, I monitor the site daily and I will reverse it. In the mean time I've added some users to the trusted user role, this will allow by pass of the spam filter, and admin access to a few areas of the site (content moderation for example).
The wiki template for the
The wiki template for the table of contents is broken in my browser (Firefox/Linux). Added to the to do list...
Pretty smooth upgrade
Looks good on the whole, no issues for me. I also see the wiki TOC format problem. The wiki "recent changes" list is a lot shorter than it used to be (2 items), not a big deal.
The Drupal/dokuwiki login fix is great, we've needed this for a while.
It seems that search is
It seems that search is broken on the wiki, something to do with indexing changes in the upgraded version. Added to the todo list...
After running the indexer
After running the indexer manually search seems to be working.