Greg Wooledge wrote: > All of the options that I can see have substantial drawbacks: > > 2) Migrate the wiki content to a different engine. > Drawbacks: massive amount of work, probable loss of functionality, > confusion for users. > > 3) Build python 2.x + packages myself on a newer Debian system. > Drawbacks: large amount of work, possible python security issues. > > The last time I looked at this issue, and tried to evaluate wiki engines > to which the content could be ported, none of them came even *close* to > MoinMoin's feature set, except of course MediaWiki, which has its own > separate issues (needs PHP, needs a MySQL or equivalent database).
I don't know what features you actually need, but I will gently advocate for dokuwiki, which: - is well maintained - does not require an RDBMS, even sqlite - at least used to have a moinmoin importer - is very themeable, not just in the sense of changing the colors and adding a logo, but in actually presenting substantially different interfaces, even simultaneously to different userss - is very extensible It does, sadly, require PHP. The recent excitement was solved by apt update, apt upgrade, and restarting apache/nginx. -dsr-
