Hi Tony,
> I would highly recommend looking into running TiddlyWiki on Node.js. I
> tried using store.php, however I think running it through node is much
> better. I am also proxying that through apache to add SSL. Seems the most
> stable configuration that I have tried so far.
>
Those are two entirely different modes to operate...
1. *node.js*
- requires a node capable server => not so common
- operates on a per-tiddler basis
- authentication?
- should possibly be called "experimental" => use with mucho care-o
- backups?
2. *store.php*
- requires "just" php => very common, plenty of free options
- operates on a per wiki basis
- basic autentication
- does backups
Right now, to me, there's really just one option I would use.
Best wishes,
— tb
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