When on the Free Plan, no space is publicly accessible, correct?

[Joshua Eby]

I know the free plan does not include advanced permissions and when on the Global Permission screen, Anonymous Acccess is all marked Can't Use, which is what I need right now, but I just want to be certain that means unless they have an account on the site are are logged in, they cannot see anything... correct?  Looking to try this out for internal documentation, not public so just trying to be sure.

Thanks!

[Bob Swift · Accepted solution]

1. It helps a lot to get your regex working using this tool: http://www.regexplanet.com/advanced/java/index.html
2. You need to watch out for special characters (command line and regex) - it can get confusing when you have to escape things and it depends on your OS what needs to be escaped (the example \$ is an escaped $ on unix)
3. Quick look at your regex shows a few problems
   1. Don't you want [A-Z]* ? You are missing the closing ] and the * (0 or more characters)
   2. You need $1 on the replace
   3. I suspect you need some like:

      (@[A-Z]*):some text\$1some other text

[Maarten van Hees]

Thanks for your answer, i've checked it out and i managed to get it working! Seems i wasn't far off, i kept using \$1 but it started working when i stopped using the backslash. This works for me:

--findReplaceRegex "(@[A-Z0-9]*):<span class='quaestor_syntax'>$1</span>"

Thanks again for your help!

[Bob Swift]

Good, for Windows, you don't need to escape the $ like for unix.