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Posted by Steve on 11/03/01 11:38
On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 20:11:45 -0800, news wrote:
> I've been working someplace for a year now where a previous employee
> spent 4 years writing hundreds of pages and tens of thousands (perhaps
> hundreds of thousands) of lines of code in PHP.
> And I and a newer employee have pounded our heads on various functions
> and pages and includes... and it just occured to me to start making a
> wiki for the site!
> As we work on pages and components we can add to the wiki and be able
> to search and find tips and tricks that were before commited only to
> memory or scratch paper.
>
> So, any suggestions on a good wiki software?
> Preferably using a mySQL database.
> I've found MediaWiki and WakoWiki and they seem like good
> possibilities.
>
> Suggestions?
> Thanks!
> -Liam
I use mediawiki, and am happy with it. However, if it's going to end up in
the public domain, then my recommendation is that you forget it! I am *so
sick* of cleaning up and closing down yet more avenues. You end up with so
much security on it that you might as well have used static html.
Internally, obviously it's a different matter, and I stand by my
suggestion (:
Steve
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