A wiki platform designed for documentation purposes that enables users to create, edit and collaborate on documents, with features such as version control and access permissions.
DokuWiki is a powerful wiki software that caters to the documentation needs of small businesses. What sets it apart is that it operates on plain text files, making it independent of databases. Moreover, the software has a concise and straightforward code, reminiscent of MediaWiki's formatting. This functionality ensures that the data files remain viewable outside the software, and it simplifies the creation of structured texts.
The TurnKey DocuWiki Live CD appliance is a comprehensive platform that provides all features available on the Turnkey Core tool. This package includes the following DokuWiki configurations: setting up an admin user and group, authenticated users with upload access, permissions for configuration-manager-plugin, supporting clean URLs, and automatic security updates installation from Debian stable (security). The appliance also suppresses pesky new version messages as they are irrelevant due to a managed package system.
Furthermore, SSL support is available out of the box for added security while Postfix MTA (bound to localhost) allows users to send emails such as password recovery. Additionally, all secrets will be regenerated during installation/first boot for extra security measures.
Webmin modules for configuring Apache2, PHP, and Postfix come with the package as well. Default credentials for Webmin, Webshell, SSH and MySQL include a username 'root' with no password. During the installation process, users can set their preferred password. For DokuWiki, default credentials include an admin username and 'turnkey' as the password.
Overall, the DokuWiki software and TurnKey DocuWiki Live CD appliance provide a comprehensive solution for small businesses seeking a reliable documentation tool. Users can enjoy the benefits of secure and straightforward wiki software with no operational database requirements.
The TurnKey DocuWiki Live CD appliance is a comprehensive platform that provides all features available on the Turnkey Core tool. This package includes the following DokuWiki configurations: setting up an admin user and group, authenticated users with upload access, permissions for configuration-manager-plugin, supporting clean URLs, and automatic security updates installation from Debian stable (security). The appliance also suppresses pesky new version messages as they are irrelevant due to a managed package system.
Furthermore, SSL support is available out of the box for added security while Postfix MTA (bound to localhost) allows users to send emails such as password recovery. Additionally, all secrets will be regenerated during installation/first boot for extra security measures.
Webmin modules for configuring Apache2, PHP, and Postfix come with the package as well. Default credentials for Webmin, Webshell, SSH and MySQL include a username 'root' with no password. During the installation process, users can set their preferred password. For DokuWiki, default credentials include an admin username and 'turnkey' as the password.
Overall, the DokuWiki software and TurnKey DocuWiki Live CD appliance provide a comprehensive solution for small businesses seeking a reliable documentation tool. Users can enjoy the benefits of secure and straightforward wiki software with no operational database requirements.
What's New
Version 2009.02-hardy-x86: N/A