On Wednesday 10 May 2006 23:44, Jim Starkey wrote:

> Lars B. Dybdahl wrote:
> >I can strongly recommend the MediaWiki software, which powers both
> >WikiPedia.org and some of our internal intranet in our company:
> >
> >http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki
> >
>
> MySQL is currently hosting the IBPhoenix server. Paul Reeves at
> IBPhoenix is the system manager. Maybe we can coax him to set it up.

No problems from my end - but I probably wouldn't use MediaWiki.

There is a CMS called Bitweaver which grew out of a project called
TikiWiki. As you might guess, it includes a wiki, amongst other things.

It also benefits from support for Firebird as a backend, and Lester Caine
is an active member of the project. I have also been played with bw
myself a bit.

Bitweaver is here: http://www.bitweaver.org

Unless there is some feature of MediaWiki that we cannot implement in
bitweaver, it would make sense to go the bitweaver route.

> If he doesn't want to put it on the primary server, I hereby grant
> permission to use the quad-core Opteron (fawkes) jointly owned by MySQL
> and IBPhoenix.

Hold on - I thought fawkes was ours and fluffy was yours?


Paul
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Paul Reeves
http://www.ibphoenix.com
Supporting users of Firebird and InterBase