Confluence is a good start for a wiki: https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/pricing?_mid=206e3e3a242fb80ba4d7ba972f52c657&gclid=CIbO5Y-M9scCFYkrvQodRNoAOw#server
Doesn't cost heaps and it's a solid wiki. On 11/09/2015 11:21 AM, DaZZa wrote:
Learned ones,. I'm looking for a Wiki to setup for the company to make available to contractors semi-private documents I don't mind if I have to pay a little for it, but open source would be most excellent. So, I'm looking for suggestions for some form of Wiki. I'd like 1) Secure - two levels of access (view/edit) 2) Lightweight 3) Linux (obviously, 'cause f**k paying Microsoft tax where I don't have to) It'd be nice if I could integrate it with AD (or at least LDAP query for usernames/passwords), but that's not critical. It'd also be nice if I could put some kind of skin or theme on it customised by the marketing nazi's to make it look all company-ie. Any suggestions? Thanks. DaZZa
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