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@@ -48,4 +48,35 @@ to Bar page and next create the page. I do following steps:
 
 Where is my mistake?
 
---Pawel
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+--Pawel
+
+> It's not clear which Edit link you clicked in step 5. Is it the link on
+> the new page, or the old link back on page Foo that you clicked on before
+> to create Bar? It would also be good to see the URL you're at in step 5.
+> --[[Joey]]
+
+>> It was Edit link on new Bar page, of course. The URL in step 5 was
+>> http://my.host.com/wiki/ikiwiki.cgi?page=bar&do=edit.
+
+>> I've forget to add in my previous post that $pagesources{$page}
+>> (cgi_editpage subroutine of /usr/share/perl5/IkiWiki/CGI.pm file)
+>> doesn't exist in step 5. It exists after rebuilding all ikiwiki
+>> pages by hand.
+
+>> BTW, where does ikiwiki store information about rendered pages?
+>> Is it `/my/ikiwiki/src/dir/.ikiwiki/` directory?
+
+>> --Pawel
+
+>>> Well, the missing %pagesources value explains the symptom for sure.
+>>> ikiwiki stores its state in .ikiwiki/index, and that should include
+>>> info about the new page you've created, including the source file for
+>>> it, which is where the data in %pagesources comes from.
+>>>
+>>> It sounds to me like somehow, when you commit a change to svn by
+>>> saving the page, it rebuilds the wiki, but does not update the index
+>>> file. Maybe it's crashing before it can save the index file. Or maybe
+>>> it's possibly be misconfigured, and updating a different index file in
+>>> a different copy of the source? You should be able to figure out what's
+>>> going on my looking at how the index file changes (or not) when you
+>>> create the new page. --[[Joey]]