[lug] Perl based Flatfile Wiki Recommendations

[Evelyn Mitchell]

I don't know if this would fit your needs, but there are several
client-side wikis based off of TiddlyWiki. They're single page ajax
applications that don't require any server support.

I wouldn't recommend them for mission critical applications, but they're
not bad for what they are:
   TiddlyWiki http://www.tiddlywiki.com/
   GTDTiddlyWiki http://shared.snapgrid.com/gtd_tiddlywiki.html
   NextAction (not really a wiki, more of a task tracker) 
      http://trimpath.com/project/wiki/NextAction

I use PMwiki, but that requires php support. (And, if I recall correctly it
is possible to install php running as a cgi without any Apache support,
it just runs a bit slower that way.)

Evelyn Mitchell


* On 2005-10-03 11:05 Craig <Talbert at Colorado.EDU> wrote:
> Hey BLUG,
> 
> I need to deploy a wiki on a server that doesn't have (and that I can't
> install on) a DBMS, or Tomcat, or any kind of ASP engine, or a PHP module
> for Apache, or Ruby, or Python, etc.
> 
> All I've got to work with is the version of Perl installed (5.6.1) and sh,
> tcsh, gcc, rcs, and the like. I've been taking a look at Perl wikis and
> Twiki seems like the obvious choice given the circumstances, but I thought
> it might be worth asking to see if people had other suggestions?
> 
> - Craig
> "Ne te quaesiveris extra."
> 
> 
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