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Phil Tomson
I'm taking a research-oriented class (Quantum Computing) where all the
students are supposed to find info and develop new ideas based on this
research and then share with the rest of the class. It's the share with
the rest of the class part that's problematic. I suggested that we set up
a wiki - of course nobody knew what that was, but when I explained it the
prof told me to go and set one up for the class (next time maybe I won't
be quite so forthcoming).
So the problem is, while I understand how Wikis work and I've used them
(and I've even set them up for internal use at work) I'm not quite sure
how I would go about setting one up so that anyone on the internet can
use it without having root access.
I want to use Instiki since it's so easy to setup, but how do I go about
setting it up on port 80 without root access so that anyone can get at it?
Phil
students are supposed to find info and develop new ideas based on this
research and then share with the rest of the class. It's the share with
the rest of the class part that's problematic. I suggested that we set up
a wiki - of course nobody knew what that was, but when I explained it the
prof told me to go and set one up for the class (next time maybe I won't
be quite so forthcoming).
So the problem is, while I understand how Wikis work and I've used them
(and I've even set them up for internal use at work) I'm not quite sure
how I would go about setting one up so that anyone on the internet can
use it without having root access.
I want to use Instiki since it's so easy to setup, but how do I go about
setting it up on port 80 without root access so that anyone can get at it?
Phil