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markjewiss

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Feb 8, 2007
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Dunmow, UK
Hi there,

I want to run a Wiki server on my MBP, but I think that the Apple Wiki Server application is only available on OS X Server - is this correct? Anyone have any recommendations as to the best Wiki server to run on Leopard if I can't use the Apple one?

Thanks,

Mark.
 
This is correct - Apple's Wiki Server is only available as part of Mac OS X Server. To set up your own wiki server on your Mac, you'll need:
  • Wiki software (a list can be found here)
  • Whichever server-side scripting solution your wiki software requires
  • Whichever database software your wiki software can use
  • Enough knowledge to put all three together into a working wiki

I can't recommend a specific one - all of them are "good" (and the vast majority also Mac-compatible), it really depends on your needs for a Wiki.
 
I'll just revive this thread...

Assuming that Apples Wiki Server is as easy to use as all their other software, would it be stupid to install Mac OS X Server just for this feature? I mean, compared to the other Wiki releases.. I know no programming languages, such as PHP, JavaScript, etc.

I'm going to setup a Mac mini for backup and running Plex on the TV, but I also want it to host a Wiki or two at the same time.
 
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