An enterprise wiki platform that allows users to collaboratively create, edit, and share content. It provides a knowledge-sharing platform for businesses to manage their knowledge assets and collaborate with employees and stakeholders effectively. The platform is robust and customizable, offering a range of features such as security, access controls, and search capabilities.
TWiki is a structured wiki designed to serve as a collaboration platform, knowledge or document management system, knowledge base, or team portal. This software allows users to create wiki applications utilizing the TWiki Markup Language, while developers can extend the software's functionality by utilizing plugins.
The TurnKey TWiki Live CD appliance offers all the standard features in TurnKey Core, along with additional features such as SSL support right out of the box. Additionally, TWiki configurations have been preconfigured and include preconfigured mail settings, configured cron jobs for daily maintenance, hourly stats, and 15-minute notifications. Users can automatically install security updates directly from Debian stable (security) and utilize Postfix MTA (bound to localhost) to send email, such as password recovery.
During installation/first boot, all secrets will be regenerated for added security. The TurnKey TWiki Live CD appliance also contains Webmin modules that allow users to configure Apache2 and Postfix. WebMasterEmail is preconfigured in /etc/twiki/LocalSite.cfg. Default credentials include Webmin, Webshell, SSH, with the username root and no password (users must set a password during installation), and TWiki with the username AdminUser and password turnkey.
Overall, the TurnKey TWiki Live CD appliance makes the deployment of TWiki easy and efficient, providing users with added security features and preconfigured settings that make the management of a wiki simple and straightforward.
The TurnKey TWiki Live CD appliance offers all the standard features in TurnKey Core, along with additional features such as SSL support right out of the box. Additionally, TWiki configurations have been preconfigured and include preconfigured mail settings, configured cron jobs for daily maintenance, hourly stats, and 15-minute notifications. Users can automatically install security updates directly from Debian stable (security) and utilize Postfix MTA (bound to localhost) to send email, such as password recovery.
During installation/first boot, all secrets will be regenerated for added security. The TurnKey TWiki Live CD appliance also contains Webmin modules that allow users to configure Apache2 and Postfix. WebMasterEmail is preconfigured in /etc/twiki/LocalSite.cfg. Default credentials include Webmin, Webshell, SSH, with the username root and no password (users must set a password during installation), and TWiki with the username AdminUser and password turnkey.
Overall, the TurnKey TWiki Live CD appliance makes the deployment of TWiki easy and efficient, providing users with added security features and preconfigured settings that make the management of a wiki simple and straightforward.
What's New
Version 2009.10-hardy-x86: N/A