how can I run wiki on my site?
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If you want to host the wiki yourself, you need to choose which wiki software to use. There's a list on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wiki_software and Wikimatrix can help you narrow down the options: http://www.wikimatrix.org/wizard.php\n\nAlternativly, you might want to use a service that hosts the wiki for you instead of having it on your own site. If you expect a large community there, try http://www.wikia.com which offers free hosting on the same software that runs Wikipedia.\n\nOther sites offer hosting (both free and paid) even for small communities or private wikis. Wikibooks has a list of these: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wiki_Science:How_to_start_a_Wiki#.22Hosted_wiki.22_and_Wiki_hosts
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Wikkipedia, check it out
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If you want to host the wiki yourself, you need to choose which wiki software to use. There's a list on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_wik... and Wikimatrix can help you narrow down the options: http://www.wikimatrix.org/wizard.php...\n\nAlternativly, you might want to use a service that hosts the wiki for you instead of having it on your own site. If you expect a large community there, try http://www.wikia.com which offers free hosting on the same software that runs Wikipedia.\n\nOther sites offer hosting (both free and paid) even for small communities or private wikis. Wikibooks has a list of these: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/wiki_scienc... \nSource(s):\nhttp://www.wikia.com/wiki/start_a_new_wi...
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Use MySQL. You can download it free from http://www.mysql.com/ You should also download the Administration tools that come with it. They are very useful. You may also download phpmyadmin, a web-based admin tool you that works on a PHP-enabled server. You will find it very easy to setup and use. These tools are powering many websites on the net. Of course, you webhosting package must have PHP/MySQL enabled. All technologies mentioned are Open Source.
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We had trouble getting users on to our Intranet site and so we put things that were up to date a relevant on there.  These included 2 sections, one section for work, and one to entice them:\n\nWork Related:  Maps to locations, Daily Sales, Announcements, Calendars, Hot News, Presentations, Phone List, Policies, New Products, Company Information.\n\n\nEnticements:  For Sale Board, Holiday Bookings, External News, Work Dos, Share Information.\n\nWe found that if you start by keeping it easy and then build it up when it's already live this works much better.  Easy links are the key.
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Why would any wiki platform fill your inbox with spam?\n\nIf you mean wiki software, there's a list of them at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wiki_software\n\nFor wiki hosting, there's Wikia at http://www.wikia.com/wiki/Wikia where you can find over 1500 wikis to edit. You don't need to give an email address there unless you want to start a new wiki, so you don't need to worry about spam. Even if you do start your own wiki, Wikia will never sell your email address, so your inbox is safe!
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Wiki is a great primary resource. Start there, rather than a stodgy government-funded website.
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no you dont\nyou just need a perl interpreter\n\nof course, if you are using perl to generate web content (like html) then you would need a web server to serve that content to the world.
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hi\n   1st of all you need to create you site form a webdesiner and he will host you site.
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set up a web site and a name first
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Yes, for your own website I'm assuming. If you don't have a website and want to open a forums website, I use phpnuke. It's a pre-built webportal system designed to customize for your users to interact. You'll have to have a server to upload the file(s) to and decompress. The requirements are tomcat/mySql/php/ That's IF you want a serious forums website... Sorry if I wasn't much help though
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download\n\nApache - its a free webserver, then you can run a webserver from the local machine\n\nhttp://apache.org/
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Find a webhost with cPanel. or\n\nhttp://www.webmastertoolscentral.com/
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At the moment, you need to create a separate account for every Wikimedia project, and also for each different language version if you want to edit somewhere other than the English editions. \n\nThis is expected to change in the future. There are plans for "single login" where you could use the same account on every Wikimedia wiki, but we don't know exactly when this will happen.\n\nOne proposal for implementing single login is at http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Single_login_specifications
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If you want to host the wiki yourself, you need to choose which wiki software to use. There's a list on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wiki_software and Wikimatrix can help you narrow down the options: http://www.wikimatrix.org/wizard.php\n\nIf you want a hosted solution, Socialtext, Confluence, and Jotspot offer enterprise wikis: \nhttp://www.socialtext.com/\nhttp://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/\nhttp://www.jot.com/
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There are a few of these websites around. You could also just use a Wiki or something.\n\nSource: Save everything you want from multiple websites all in one place at MetaWishlist.com.
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Start with RT. Instead of building a complex ticket and help system and trying to integrate it with your site, use a solid and robust package that does what you need and only what you need. I've used RT and Bugzilla quite a bit and both of them are probably your best bet.