There's also Dokuwiki that doesn't use a dabatase backend.
On 12/21/05, Jerome Gotangco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
MediaWiki allows you to do that by editing the local configuration
file. In fact, its the easiest wiki to setup (its non-invasive). Other
wiki engines like Moin Moin are powerful as well but you'll have to do
some (not really hard) voodoo to make it work. If you're comfortable
with a PHP and MySQL setup, Mediawiki is for you.
As for restrictions, that's perfectly normal, although sysop-locked
pages can be helpful for public wikis that also serve as front matter
for websites.
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