On Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at 5:52:18 PM UTC+2, Dave.2 wrote: Yes, I forgot to mention that the entire file will be for a single > patient. I have visions of having the entire set of patient TWs in a Bob > instance which apparently can handle multiple wikis, but single file wikis > are fine to start with (as I'm sure there is currently a way to import a > single file wiki into that system) >
I think, that's a good way to start. > The concept of separating personal notes from patient notes is something I > hadn't thought of. > :) > As for privacy, I'd thought that the best way would be to possibly encrypt > the hard drive its on and use syncthing (also encrypted) to keep current > copies sync'd between the treatment rooms and my office computers. I guess > I'd have to see if there are Tiddlywiki ways to encrypt a single TW file in > case a patient wanted a copy. > Using an encrypted HD imo is a good way to go. .. Encrypted syncing too. TW contains an option to encrypt all tiddlers at save and decrypt them, when the file is loaded. ... It's only important to remember the password. Otherwise the info is gone. > ** the other thing I'm concerned about is what if I have TW patient files > that are a couple years old, and over time I end up modifying say the > layout of how I view or modify information? In TW Classic there was a way > to import a tiddler automatically on startup which would ensure old files > are updated with the newest changes (would have to be only tiddlers tagged > "sometag" or whatever). I'm not sure if TW5 has that capability yet. > I did think about this too. The easiest way to update to a new master version imo is: - BACKUP your old wiki - Open the "old" wiki - Drag and Drop import an empty "master wiki" onto it - Import everything - Test Since the master only contains the changes to the UI there shouldn't be a problem with the data tiddlers. ... Sure you have to be careful, but that's the same with a TW update * and what about updating TW version? Currently I drag my TW file onto a > thing at tiddlywiki.com/updates, but that can't be a secure enough method > as far as privacy legislation, can it? > tiddlywiki updates is loaded to your browser memory. No information is sent to the server. The whole update thing is done in your system only. You can check this, if you open the developer console with: F12 Select the *Network* tab Open tiddlywiki.com/upgrade ... There will be a GET, OPTIONS, HEAD ... which are all reads Import your wiki You'll see there is no network communication. ... You can even unplug the network cable if you want. > thanks again > - Dave > Have fun! mario -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/ab2df2ca-4db9-40f4-8f33-4ed36eb5d39a%40googlegroups.com.
