Michael Galea via talk wrote: > I have never had a problem administering dokuwiki other than the usual > installation wrinkles. And the fact that the content is stored in > plaintext files makes it easier for me to backup (and gives me some > assurance that I have a way out of it if I want).
I've had good experience with ikiwiki. It keeps the wikitext in a git repository and renders to HTML on the server as-needed, so I can fetch the repo and work in the plain wikitext with grep and vi and the usual tools, then push a commit to the server and it updates the HTML view. Or I can use it like a normal wiki and edit in the browser. -- Anthony de Boer --- Post to this mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe from this mailing list https://gtalug.org/mailman/listinfo/talk
