The whole point is I need someone to admin it though. I rarely have the time to setup, design, and admin a Wiki.
Dr Brain - Sat Jan 08, 2005 9:35 pm
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I'm willing to take on the job.
ExplodyThingy - Sun Jan 09, 2005 1:13 pm
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As am I, obviously. Mine, if you didnt notice, my host is 1stStrike, I only have FTP acvess because thats all Ive ever needed. He has a remote something or other but has never ever used it, and hes off in basic training and classes so I wont be able to get ahold of him till April at the earlests. What exactly needs to be installed? Isnt there just a perl script to make data files or write to a mysql table and have a php page parse them to make a page?
Mine GO BOOM - Sun Jan 09, 2005 1:53 pm
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Most Wikis require a SQL database to be setup for them. Beyond that, its just uploading, setting up the configuration file, and CHMODing what needs it.
If you find a Wiki or something you like, send me an email and I can easily setup an account here in which you'll have plenty of bandwidth and such.
Smong - Sun Jan 09, 2005 6:01 pm
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Can you get a wiki where people can comment at the bottom of the page similar to the quick reply box? Or does that kind of break the whole concept of a wiki?
ExplodyThingy - Sun Jan 09, 2005 6:04 pm
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I just wanted to use something like Dustpuppy's SSQDB (quotes.ssforum.net) only add a Table Of Contents. That in my opinion would be the best system, it would have a question review ability, rating, and editabliity.
I have no idea where to start to find software like this, cnet and download.com are usually for users and client side stuff, google just gives me a bunch of wiki websites. Anyone help me out here?
Smong - Sun Jan 09, 2005 6:58 pm
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Only problem with that is who becomes an op and who doesn't?
ExplodyThingy - Sun Jan 09, 2005 7:23 pm
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Uh, you, grel, mine, me, whoever wants it and knows whats up I guess.
ExplodyThingy - Sun Jan 09, 2005 8:29 pm
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Okay, I tried some perl and php and the permissions arent set for either in my part of the server. SO, mine, Im gunna take you up on that offer for hosting. Ill admin it along with anyone else who wants to try.
BUT UNTILL THEN
I shall maintain my HTML FAQ.
Cyan~Fire - Sun Jan 09, 2005 11:04 pm
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I really like Wikipedia's MediaWiki. But maybe just because it's the only one I've seriously used?
i88gerbils - Sun Jan 09, 2005 11:19 pm
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I'll help.
Grelminar - Sun Jan 09, 2005 11:24 pm
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I should also mention:
I'm in the market for a bug/request tracking system. My todo list is doing alright so far, but it would be nice to have a web-based thing that people could submit bugs and feature requests to, and have their status tracked, with comments, etc. I used to have cvstrac set up, but it got annoying, so I took it down.
If someone knows of a bug system that's completely web-based (no email), simple and easy to use (i.e., bugzilla is out), and easy to set up, let me know.
I'm mentioning this here because there's some chance it could be integrated with the wiki/faq, which would be pretty cool.
CypherJF - Mon Jan 10, 2005 1:53 am
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I kinda made a simple Bug tracker:
http://cypherjf.sscentral.com/bugger/
if you wanna check it out; let me know if you'd wanna use it, it has all the end-user options implemented 'cept for the search feature. Other than that, there are minor admining options.... oh and i don't have it split up on "pages" as it reaches a certain # of posts.. :/ but shouldn't be that hard to implement either...
SSC is having issues atm (at least for me), and am not able to be logged in.. i'm wondering if they modified a php.ini figure... i'll look into it.. but it appears to work OK locally on my machine. [ i don't have another host to try it out on ]
it uses MySQL backbone just like the wiki probably will, which could prob be hooked up to use the wiki user's table, etc.
I'll probably still continue coding this since i have a week or so left of break... just let me know...
edit: it appears the login / session is working now. if you guys try it out and experience issues with it let me know... there is an account demo:demo already created.
Anonymous - Mon Jan 10, 2005 7:55 am
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I still say that a variant of a quote database ought work fine. Dustpuppy did create his own so could we get him to create a system for us? Or simply just expand cypher's system for use for both.
Solo Ace - Mon Jan 10, 2005 3:04 pm
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Meh, damnit, all my hard work for nothing!
ExplodyThingy - Mon Jan 10, 2005 3:53 pm
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Cyphers looks very effective. It has a clear listing by topic, fairly expansive reporting ability (eg, lots-o-options) and can handle more than one piece of software at a time, so you can have a main application section, a module section, a protocol section, etc. It looks like it can also be used for the FAQ fluidly, which I may recommend be kept in an entirely separate area, keep the development and bug tracking stuff separate from the kiddies with
asss.sscentral.com is already in use, but its just an archive place with nothing but smong's stuff there. I can try to talk to Swift to use it for this, and if needed just put Smong's stuff on my site. I think that asss.sscentral.com/faq and /bug will be easier than explody.ssihosting.com/asss/faq and cypherjf.sscentral.com/bugger.
Ill help admin it and keep it neat and tidy as well as anyone else who wants to.
CypherJF - Mon Jan 10, 2005 5:51 pm
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I'm willing to let you guys have the src code, and am willing to set it up for ya on a host, just give me the ftp access, etc. etc. It'd also be good so then if any changes need to be made, it'd be easier for me to grab / set them.
But it's up to whoever is hosting.. just let me know.
Smong - Mon Jan 10, 2005 6:41 pm
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