Just a small, private one for project use?
I think it'd be handy (due to the temporal nature of forum threads), but only if it's a relatively trivial thing to do.
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I'd hope so........ AFAIK you just need a server of some sort; a cursory check shows that there's a bunch of different implementations so I guess anything serving php or soforth can handle one.Taristin wrote:'s probably easier than setting up a forum, Id imagine. Especially if it's a private one...
Like this; http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/
Not even sure it has to be private, so much, as just obscure enough to avoid people finding it easily.
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Personally I haven't set up either, so I wouldn't know the difficulty.
List of Wiki Software in the wikipedia
Here are some I found through Google/Wiki What I do know so far, is that you'll need a server with at least PHP support and if you want to go one step further, MySQL as well. If your going to place the wiki in an obscure location you may as well password the directory and also edit the robots.txt file to stop search engines looking in that folder or at least just do the latter.
List of Wiki Software in the wikipedia
Here are some I found through Google/Wiki What I do know so far, is that you'll need a server with at least PHP support and if you want to go one step further, MySQL as well. If your going to place the wiki in an obscure location you may as well password the directory and also edit the robots.txt file to stop search engines looking in that folder or at least just do the latter.
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nothing too extraordinary.Roanoke wrote:what've you got in mind aldo ?
A private (in the sense that only 'we' can see and edit it, either through password protection or just simply having it in a really, really hard to guess URL) project wiki for us (LS) to write up various tech docs, scripts, etc. It's a hell of a lot more sensible than the current approach, I think - a combination of doc based specs* - and forum threads which get rapidly jumbled up because you can only reply to, not actively edit, ideas posted.
(I'm trying to use something approximating how you'd want to make software; forum for specific discussion, wiki for storing and cataloging the 'facts' to reference later)
*The idea was that having a doc-type format rather than HTML or somesuch would lead to a bit of a harder 'fixed' spec; we'd (well, I'd) write it, save it onto our HDs or print it, and that's the design done. It was a nice theory, at least.
EDIT; I can't, natch, run it on a home server or work server; the latter because my PC isn't always on, the former because work would likely get pissed off just a tad
