The current version of the moinmoin port seems to be pretty broken when it 
comes to running it as a standalone thing. 'make instance' tries to copy a file 
that doesn't exist:

sudo make MOINTYPE=STANDALONE MOINDEST=/usr/local/www/wiki instance

Set MOINTYPE=(CGI|FCGI|WSGI|STANDALONE) to define
type of installation. Default is CGI.
Use MOINDEST=/path to modify installation destination.
Default value for MOINDEST is /usr/local/www/wiki.

To get correct permissions, please set CGIUSER, CGIGROUP
per default it is set to www:www.

Creating a new wiki instance in /usr/local/www/wiki.
install: /usr/local/share/moin/server/wikiserver.py: No such file or directory
*** Error code 71

and the instructions for package install specify a different file that doesn't 
exist: ${MOINDIR}/server/moin.py

I suspected that wikiserver.py is the proper file, and I copied it over from 
the initial tarball and got everything to run, but then I run into the problem 
of config. The file server/wikiserverconfig.py should get copied over as well, 
although I can't seem to make the server respect all the options I set. In 
particular, I could get it to change port and to drop root privileges, but it 
wouldn't bind to something besides localhost. I don't know what  was going on 
there. 

Additionally, dropping root privileges seemed to happen at the wrong time, 
because if I told it to run on port 80 and drop off of root, it seems to drop 
root before it binds to the port, and so fails to do so. I'm getting the same 
behavior out of running straight from the tarball though, so that's probably 
something I'm doing wrong.

Anyway, thought I'd let you know. I'm running python from the python metaport, 
uname -a
FreeBSD [hostname removed] 8.0-RELEASE FreeBSD 8.0-RELEASE #0: Sat Nov 21 
15:02:08 UTC 2009     [email protected]:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  
amd64

Any other information you'd like, just ask. 
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