On 2014-01-09 Thu 22:36 PM |, agrquinonez wrote: > > This time, i installed DokuWiki, and
Running dynamic web content (wikis, etc.) on the public Internet is a massive risk. I've seen multi-national companies' websites fail penetration testing, and they employee teams of skilled developers...... On another box/laptop, try exporting STATIC .html pages from your wiki & copying them to a chrooted .html only public web server. Personally, I use Perl's Template Toolkit to generate static pages. http://www.template-toolkit.org/ It's in ports as textproc/p5-Template When 'ttree' is run from the command line, it can do many fancy things, such as getting info from cvs/database ----->> to generate static pages. > > Ideas are going to be really appreciated, because i am not a technical guy. > Some men are excellent teachers to help improve anyone's skills: 'Absolute OpenBSD' by Michael Lucas. 'Secure Architectures with OpenBSD' by Brandon Palmer, Jose Nazario. http://www.openbsd.org/books.html Live & learn. There's a popular saying in New Zealand: He who has made no mistakes, has made fuck all (nothing). Cheers, -- Craig Skinner | http://web.hope-church-falkirk.org.uk/
