Thank you, guys, I got more answer since I have told my disaster than
previously. :-)
2013/2/5 Marco Fleckinger <marco.fleckinger(a)wikipedia.at>
Therefore you will need user credentials. BTW, is it already activated?
Does your company even want to use it? If you already have some wiki-stuff,
you may need to convert this. People will need to be introduced into this.
I tried to google what this is but I couldn't get a good overview. Can you
tell me in one sentence, what this is for?
I am not sure my company (i.e. our sysop) wants to use anything new.
Together with MediaWIki my other request to have PostgreSQL updated from
8.1 to 9.x has been rejected, too. :-(
(Yes, Hungary, you know well.)
2013/2/5 Dan Andreescu <dandreescu(a)wikimedia.org>
Binaris, if you have access to a machine, you can set up a Bitnami
MediaWiki installation.
Yes, the sysop dislikes the idea of open source in this MS environment.
I have full access to my own machine where I am allowed to play on my own,
and I already have a XAMPP MW installation on it. That's no problem, I
wrote this article for the community Hungarian Wikipedia on installing MW
with XAMPP:
http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikip%C3%A9dia:Wikitelep%C3%ADt%C3%A9s_a_saj%C…
The only problem is that this is a workstation, and my colleagues won't
reach my wiki.
I thought of an outer installation, but as I want to share non-public
know-how, it should be a private wiki and users would have to login each
time which is not a popular idea.
So I write Word documents at the moment.
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Bináris