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Re: [PLUG] plug website cvs / modifications
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I've used both a blog solution and a CMS (Content Management Solution).
A blog is good, if it's a single person. And some of the automagic
solutions out there are less than reliable.
As far as CMS solutions, I'm a big fan of Post Nuke, which I'm running
on my own personal website. Gives a /. feel and allows for decent
customization. It's open sourced, runs on PHP and Apache with a MySql
back end. License is GNU. PN's home page is: http://www.postnuke.com and
my (somewhat crippled version, since I messed some of the customizations
up, due to me still learning php) is http://www.zeronode.net.
Chris Mann
Systems Administrator
Legg Mason Real Estate Services
cmann@lmres.com
>>> turgon@mike-leone.com 03/05/02 01:09PM >>>
From: turgon@mike-leone.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 1:09 PM
To: <plug@lists.phillylinux.org>
Subject: Re: [PLUG] plug website cvs / modifications
Priority: Normal
>We've been looking into making the plug website modifiable by anyone
via cvs for some time. At this point, the benefit of people being able
> to automatically submit their modifications does not seem worth what
is necessary to make it work. So basically, it doesn't look like the
plug
> website is going to go into cvs.
Instead of CVS, what about this "blogging" stuff I keep seeing
referenced? ("blog" is supposed to be "web log") Dunno if it would help,
it supposed to be something like whay you're talking about - quick and
simple uploads/changes to websites.
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