Informal Wiki Setup
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Auriel (82.182.149.46)
#Basic Plan 9 wiki instructions for the novice: or notes on how to
#actually get a wiki going on your own Plan 9 machine.
#
#You can replace the '/sys/lib' with '$home/lib' in the following
#configuration if you don't have write access or don't want to run
#wikifs as bootes on a cpu server.
#
#CREATE SAMPLE WIKI DIRECTORIES
#
#! mkdir /sys/lib/wiki.sample
#! {cd /sys/lib/wiki && tar cp .}|{cd /sys/lib/wiki.sample && tar xT}
#! mkdir -p /usr/web/wiki/sample
#
#DOWNLOAD MISSING FILES
#
# *	create.html from plan9 wiki
#
#! cd /usr/web/wiki/sample 
#! hget -o create.html http://plan9.bell-labs.com/wiki/plan9/create.html
#
#Other files are missing, but that's the most important one for
#starting everything.
#
#MODIFY FILES
#
#See httpd(8) -- (more documentation on setting up httpd would be
#nice)
#
#You'll need to edit /lib/namespace.httpd in at least the following
#way:
#
#find the current wiki reference in /lib/namespace.httpd
#! # mount -b #s/wiki.plan9 /usr/web/wiki/plan9
#! mount -b #s/wiki.sample /usr/web/wiki/sample
#
#modify create.html for your liking -- bellow is a diff on changes
#for the sample
#! cpu% diff create.html /sys/lib/wiki.sample/create.html
#! 3c3
#! < <title>Plan 9 Wiki: Create a new page</title>
#! ---
#! > <title>Plan 9 Sample Wiki: Create a new page</title>
#! 23, 24c23, 24
#! < <input type="hidden" name="service" value="plan9">
#! < <input type="hidden" name="base" value="/wiki/plan9">
#! ---
#! > <input type="hidden" name="service" value="sample">
#! > <input type="hidden" name="base" value="/wiki/sample">
#! 44d43
#! < </html>
#! 45a45
#! > </html>
#
#Make similar edits to /sys/lib/wiki.sample/edit.html
#
#START HTTPD
#
#! wikifs -p 666 -s wiki.sample -a tcp!*!wiki /sys/lib/wiki.sample
#! ip/httpd/httpd
#
#CONNECT TO YOUR NEW WIKI SERVER
#
#You can now access your new site using [Acme wiki instructions] or a
#web browser with a url similar to the following:
#
#http://localhost/wiki/sample/plan_9_wiki/
#
#Additional details about resetting your base configuration still
#need to be addressed.
#