Weblog entry #10 for lters
And at the same time have some simple content available to the public.
What do folks find as an easy way to accomplish a setup like this or does everyone do everything the manual way?
IE: Install apache, configure it, and then code the html stuff, add a protected personal page, add a public side, add photos tips, ideas and so...
Doing the following:
apt-cache search web tools personal
This does not seem to yield anything real useful.
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For plain text status information for other people I use HTML + $EDITOR.
For notes for myself I use a wiki ..
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It may be worth looking at the Wiki Matrix Wiki Choice Wizard. Three questions, and it'll help narrow down which ones might work for you.
But I'll admit I'm a bit confused by the question. Personal notes could be held in a wiki, any file with an obscure URL, or on a USB stick (in either a separate file, or in a self-contained Wiki). When you talk about accessing personal email, that could mean any of setting up your own webmail, having a bookmark to your ISP's webmail, keeping a copy of Putty or some other SSH program to let you connect to your server and run mutt, etc. Storing files? An sftp client and an ssh server at home might work. A Wiki might work, too. So might an Apache server with WebDAV.
Can you break that list of questions into some more specific goals and restrictions?
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"It's Not Magic, It's Work"
Adam
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More recently I tend not to use wikis though, either something's worthwhile making a blog post about or I'll trust myself to remember it. For this reason I recently installed a knowledgebase system at work, and if there's anything I ever think is worth noting will put it on there.
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phil
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