Hi!
Pascal Martin schrieb:
Dear Andy,
My interest is to be able to serve wikipedia
content off a server in
a classroom - usually a Thin Client setup, but not always,
and they rarely
have internet access. Weak, small clients, networked to a strong server,
running linux.
Zim and Zeno file formats are not intended for network access. Zim/Zeno
readers
like Okawix and Kiwix need to have direct access to the files. Now you
could
workaround it by using some NFS or Samba share.
well, this is not true.
If you get the zimreader from the openZIM website (better you get it
from SVN and compile it yourself as the binary is quite old) you already
have a webserver.
Start the zimreader, pointing it to the ZIM files (article file and
index file) and you have a website running on localhost:8080.
Emmanuel (on this list) has made some ZIM files, also for english, which
work.
At the end of this week we have another developers meeting and we aim to
fix some minor incompatibilities we still have between different ZIM
file creators and ZIM readers.
Greets,
Manuel
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Regards
Manuel Schneider
Wikimedia CH - Verein zur Förderung Freien Wissens
Wikimedia CH - Association for the advancement of free knowledge
www.wikimedia.ch