I'm planning to host wikis for several different subjects. One will be a wiki for statistics programmers, another will be for natural childbirth, another will be for local politics. It is unlikely the groups will interact.
They'll all run on the same box. My question: is it better to run multiple instances of mediawiki, where I extract the tarball to /var/www/wiki1, /var/www/wiki2, etc... or is there some internal support for this?
Is running multiple wikis more CPU intensive than one single one?
TIA
On Friday 28 January 2005 21:09, Rusty Shackleford wrote:
I'm planning to host wikis for several different subjects. One will be
I am doing exactly the same at http://www.wikinerds.org
I can also host wikis for free.
multiple instances of mediawiki, where I extract the tarball to
It is better to use different installations for each wiki, so that you can customise each one as you like.
/var/www/wiki1, /var/www/wiki2, etc... or is there some internal support
WMF uses a shared source setup.
Is running multiple wikis more CPU intensive than one single one?
Yes it is much more CPU intensive.
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