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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:ikiwiki looks interesting (Score:2)
  
  by ajt (2546) on 2009.03.20 8:00 (#67878) Homepage Journal
  
  It's dead easy to install on Debian, it just goes in automatically from the command line and it works really well. It is ugly out of the box but as you say it's dead easy to change it.
  
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  -- "It's not magic, it's work..."
  
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