This suggests that you plan on installing WikiMedia on user's
workstations...which is, to my mind, not how you would use any similar
software package.
Typically, such a product is installed on one box acting as a server, and
everyone accesses the same server to create, edit and update content.
Giving everyone their own MediaWiki install is an administrative nightmare.
There's a reason IT folks don't install Microsoft Exchange on every
workstation!
Additionally, how do I know I'm not creating the same content on my
workstation that someone else three cubicles over has created on their
workstation?
All you need is one install. Or love, if you prefer.
On 5/30/07 6:28 AM, "Monahon, Peter B." <Peter.Monahon(a)USPTO.GOV> either
wrote, forwarded or quoted:
(b) "WAMPPM" - Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP,
PHPMyAdmin, MediaWiki, and
so on, with an emphasis on minimum footprint installation without
requiring administrative privileges!
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John Lyon | Austin TX