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• ikiwiki looks interesting (Score:1)

  by rcaputo (9040)

  I'm also looking for a Perl-based wiki. So far ikiwiki has met my requirements (see http://ikiwiki.info/ [ikiwiki.info] ):

  • It's a "wiki preprocessor". Given a filesystem full of source files, it will generate static HTML for publishing. It's blosxomy in this regard.
  • It uses an existing revision control system, such as git or svn, to track changes.
  • It may run as a commit hook, so people can make changes by way of the filesystem and commits.
  • It includes a .cgi file so that edits may be made online.
  • It's pluggable, and it's n
  • Re: (Score:1)

    by Qiang (5577)

    have you try oddmuse? It is also a good choice. very easy to install and stable with lots plug-ins.
    • Re: (Score:1)

      by rcaputo (9040)

      Thank you. I haven't realy looked at oddmuse, but I will.

      I glanced at it while looking for a new wiki, but I passed on it when I saw that it was based on UseMod. I already use UseMod at http://poe.perl.org/ [perl.org] so I assumed oddmuse would be similar. On your recommendation, I took a deeper look, and it seems I was mistaken.
      • Re:ikiwiki looks interesting (Score:1)

        by Qiang (5577) on 2009.02.02 1:11 (#67168) Homepage Journal

        oddmuse is based on usemod. http://www.oddmuse.org/cgi-bin/oddmuse/What_Is_Oddmuse [oddmuse.org]

        regardless of one big perl file, it meets my requirements. a real world example of oddmuse is emacswiki and it seems to be running fine. http://www.emacswiki.org/ [emacswiki.org]

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        • See also Chiq_chaq (Score:1)

          by Ron Savage (5224)

          http://chiqchaq.sourceforge.net/ [sourceforge.net]