>>> Some *expletive* *deleted* has ripped out the entire front page of >>> our Wicki-Wiki and replaced it with crap....
> And we've been having spam added (and removed) for a while now.
> Is it time we looked at a more secure server?
It won't hurt to produce a static backup online, but I wonder how many people we would deter if we introduced passwords.
I tried to go with a "disciplined" wiki for Karse, and it seems to have deterred potential participants.
> How are you guys finding the Karse Wiki? I saw it *had* security
> options, but never looked any closer.
As the owner of that wiki:
Seedwiki.com has only limited space for free - 50 pages only. Karse
already is at 35 pages with only two active participants...
Getting more space (and a better domain name) is relatively cheap but still needs to be paid for.
The editing tool is more advanced but less easy to handle (among others a java applet which didn't fit my runtime engine so I deactivated it, remaining with HTML editing).
The directory tools are somewhat easier to find, being repeated on each page's sidebar.
I haven't fiddled with security options yet. I dump the content now and then, and restoring an older page is easy since the database handles quite a large number of older versions. On the one occasion when we had parallel edits on the same page this was a great help.
I'll do an experimental "secure" page...
I've been looking into wiki engines lately, and I'd like to try out the engine behind wikipedia. That's a long-term project requiring some online-server, though.
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