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Re: wiki software
I agree with sanddrag - wikis are useful for documentation and text-based information. However, trying to translate computer code to wiki format is a recipe for problems. If you still want a wiki, I recommend MediaWiki or UseModWiki.
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01-10-2005, 21:08
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Re: wiki software
I went ahead with Mediawiki. If we have problems, I'll think about a CMS.
Now I am wondering if anyone knows how to protect a section of the wiki so that only certain logged in members can access it, is this even possible? If not then can I .htaccess the entire directory and require a password? |
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02-10-2005, 16:44
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Re: wiki software
It is possible to set a MediaWiki installation to allow registered users to see pages that non-registered users cannot. I've never done this myself, but there's some information on how to do this at the following places:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Setti...s_to_your_wiki http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Page_...with_MediaWiki http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Hidden_pages |
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