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TIKIWIKI anyone?
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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TIKIWIKI
Does anyone here have any experience with this? I'm no web genius, so I'm wondering how hard it would be to get it working with Apache 2 Complete.
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it is php based, so you need the php apache module. there are lots of precompiled packages if you want to use them instead, http://www.serverlogistics.com/php4.php is probaly one of the easiest, it's made by the same guy who did complete apache.
tikiwiki is a good content management system in general, and i would recomend it.
--will
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Originally posted by clam2000:
tikiwiki is a good content management system in general, and i would recomend it.
Thanks. I'm still deciding if it's what I need before I go forward and install it. Does look neat though.
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JB72, Send me a PM if your interested in Trying this out. I`ll install it on my webserver for you to play around with.
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Originally posted by Colonel_Panic:
JB72, Send me a PM if your interested in Trying this out. I`ll install it on my webserver for you to play around with.
Hey that's awesome CP. If it's not too much trouble.
I'm pretty novice to web serving. I'm trying to learn a bit here and there though.
Thanks. 
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