I think this would be a good idea. What if you took the current wiki hierarchy and then rather than asking people to help generally, asked them to assign themselves to a particular sub-section? In this way you might be able to determine if there is a need to recruit some knowledge resources for particular areas. My expertise with Ossec is entirely based on how we use it inside our business. (server-clients) and we are using the rpm release for centos which may not be as current as the latest-greatest release.
On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 9:16 PM, Jeremy Rossi <[email protected]> wrote: > daniel said: >> >> If we have enough people interested in helping out, we can start a >> project to get everything documented in a central place. However, we >> would need participation >> from a good number of people to get all the documents we have spread >> online and put it all together in one place. Anyone interested? >> > > Here is my few on and off hours while babysitting (newborn) attempt at > getting the documentation into a more central location. I have a feeling > the wiki software I choose will *NOT* make the cut as it is written in JAVA, > but it's the best wiki around. (Flame suit is on!) > > This is far from complete, but rather a proof what can be done: > http://173.63.166.92:8080/ > > ~Jeremy Rossi > e: look at the headers people > t: http://twitter.com/jrossi > > > > >
