On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 11:36 -0700, Roy Erickson wrote: > I need to start a Wiki/Communication Enhancement web site based on Fedora. > > This will be used for about 30 people to share production data with a 3 > month lifespan on an hourly basis, as well as saving and accessing > reference material for a few years to come. It will reside in a DMZ and > be accessible, after authentication via the firewall, from the outside, > as well as users inside. No calendaring is necessary, some basic e-mail > tie-in's ok, blogging tie-in's ok too. Mostly just basic wiki actions. > > So I've noticed quite a few projects having sprung up and would like to > see if there are any favorites. They don't have to be shareware, but > cannot be more than, say, $1K US. I've always liked twiki (http://www.twiki.org/). It has most functionality you'd want built in plus a lot of extra plugins if you need them. Follow the WikiMatrix on that page to see a comparison with others. -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
