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I've said it before, but I use DokuWiki and have been very happy with
it.<br>
I'm using it for a help wiki, but it could easily serve as a group home
page.<br>
And without all the fluff of a big CMS also.<br>
Note that I am running mine in anonymous mode, and that security and
user account are available.<br>
Has some nice stuff like code highlighting also.<br>
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<a href="http://secure.mtd-inc.com/dialect/doku.php?id=dialectreference">http://secure.mtd-inc.com/dialect/doku.php?id=dialectreference</a><br>
<a href="http://secure.mtd-inc.com/dialect/doku.php?id=code_samples">http://secure.mtd-inc.com/dialect/doku.php?id=code_samples</a><br>
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Bill<br>
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Szymon Machajewski wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thank you Phillip and I'll put your name next to the intro
presentation.
As to CMS, these are great tools. There is Drupal, pnNuke, e107, Plone
I've used a few. They are good, but ... they require updates, patches,
there is a security issue with the application level logic (not OS, or
PHP but the PHP code itself). I've suggested Dokuwiki because it's
simple and provides collaboration. I think it makes sens to start
simple and then move to a more complex environment.
Szymon Machajewski
Solutions Engineer / DBA
Red Hat Certified Engineer
Microsoft Certified Solution Developer
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.grcc.edu/smachaje">www.grcc.edu/smachaje</a>
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<pre wrap=""><a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:Phillip_L._Hebenstreit@hud.gov">Phillip_L._Hebenstreit@hud.gov</a> 6/12/2006 10:57:54 am >>>
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Hi,
I'd volunteer to give the History as a basic 20-30 minute
presentation.
I'm no expert presenter, but if no one else is willing I will do it.
I'd
like to use the suggested wiki post for the basis of the presentation
(giving full credit to the site & posts there) that Tim Schmidt
suggested:
> <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux</a>
Also, the website, couldn't we just use a Content Management System.
I've
used PHP Website before and a friend has suggested Drupal, which I'm
going
to try on my website sometime soon.
with the content management systems we would have an easy to use
calendar,
forum and other features without having to have anyone spend any
development time, except the obvious initial setup.
Thank you,
Phillip Hebenstreit
Technology Specialist
Dept. of Housing
50 Louis Street N.W.
Grand Rapids, Mi 49503
616.456.2100 x2135 office
616.456.2187 fax
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:Phillip_Hebenstreit@hud.gov">Phillip_Hebenstreit@hud.gov</a>
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