Rich Morin wrote:

>Count me as an interested "customer" for such a DMG.
>
>Also, I'd love to be able to package up snapshots of my
>Instiki-based wikis.  A script (or at least, a HOWTO) for
>  
>
Rich,

What we need is an interested _creator_ of such a DMG, somebody with a 
Macbook and few hours to spare for the benefit of the humankind :)

As for snapshots. Not sure if I understand the question right, but if we 
are talking about taking a backup copy of the data, the way to do it 
depends on which database you are using.

For SQLite (default option), backing it up is simply a matter of copying 
the database file, which by default is located at 
instiki-0.11.0/db/production.db.sqlite3. This location, by the way, can 
be changed by editing instiki-0.11.0/config/database.yml, specifically 
the last line in the following section:

production:
  adapter: sqlite3
  database: db/production.db.sqlite3

Note: all whitespace in database.yml file format is important, 
especially the indentation.

Best regards,
Alex
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