Yes.
I have a Light-Weight CMS that uses [apache | witango | php | asp ]
include files with a templating system. Uses tinymce like most heavy
weight CMS. It's really a great way to go, and let's our clients do
most of their own maintenance.
It's mod_perl because witango doesn't have file system primitives,
not to mention taint-mode, which is really critical if you're going
to let anyone modify files. In my opinion, that's a big problem with
most CMS -- the file system is vulnerable. For heavy-weight
applications, I prefer to have EVERYTHING in the database where I can
have very fine access granularity, and don't have to worry about
uploads getting executed.
Bill
William M. Conlon, P.E., Ph.D.
To the Point
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On Jan 25, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Roland Dumas wrote:
has anyone created a tiny CMS? I'll need a place to park a few
categories of articles, where they were published, etc., and then
dynamically populate web pages with links. I see substantial
packaged programs that are overkill for what I need. Looking for
basics or at least the basic concepts so I can make sure not to get
myself into a corner.
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