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On Sun, 19 Oct 2003, Stefan Merten wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hi Chris and all! instance we have available still a number of third level domains like `wiki' above. Also the tariff allows for own CGIs which I think should suffice for a Wiki. I'd love if you could run the technical side of this sub-project more or less on your own - perhaps with Bennis help. If I have to do it it'll take place in a year or so :-( . If you agree I'll provide you with all necessary details like passwords and the like by PM. Last month (45 days ago) Chris Croome wrote:I have been looking around various wiki implementations and the one that I think I'll start playing with is the subversion wiki, SubWiki: http://subwiki.tigris.org/ It's really simple at this stage, which makes it easy to hack the templates:
It might also be worth looking at kwiki (http://www.kwiki.org/): also very simple, still being developed (but perfectly usable), with a basic cgi-based setup easy to use on remote servers where you don't have root, but also with an optional subversion backend. It has a plugin structure which makes it easy to create add-ons. It's perl. I have no shares in this product ;-) Graham Don't understand ReST - is it any different from [name your favourite wiki markup here] with output format converters? _______________________ http://www.oekonux.org/
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