And the documentation continues
I'm now somewhere around 300 pieces of documentation in my wiki at work. It's progressign well, though I've mangled some of my cross-references and I'm missing quite a few items, judging by the results of the WantedPages macro I got for Trac. But I'm getting somewhere, and it's approaching the point where I can start comparing it to the system we need to hook up to.
I just hope I don't have to redo it all. It's taken me 2 weeks to get to where I am right now, which is about 80% complete.
posted by dakboy at
21:56
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Per our previous converstation, many of the guys (who are old school) LOVE the idea of a wiki to keep all of our Unix documentation on. They want to run it on an existing server, but I want to put it on a lone Linux box that I can be the owner of :)
Thanx for the ideas. By the way, if the wiki you are using is user friendly enough, we may try it.
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Enos Straitt, at 3/31/2006 6:54 AM
As noted, I'm using Trac. I reviewed my progress so far with my sort-of boss this morning and it sound like he's interested in moving forward with the tool on a wider basis.
Setup wasn't too hard, just had to install a couple add-ons after I put Python SQLite & Trac on the box. Linux distros might have the installation a little more streamlined via their packaging systems.
It's a pretty nice wiki system. It's really meant to work in conjunction with a Subversion repository and might even require you have one running. It'll play nice on a server with other things running, you don't need it on its own box. It's written in Python and very extensible, if you know Python :)
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dakboy, at 3/31/2006 9:20 PM
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