Hi,
I'd imagine setting up a wiki farm in a Windows Server environment with IIS
would be similar to Linux/Apache environment.
What are some best practices for setting up a wiki farm in a Windows Server
environment? For use in an intranet-only environment.
I'm leaning toward the Multiple wikis sharing common resources setup [1],
with a wiki for each business unit at my company. The common media files
would be shared and accessible by all units. Not sure yet whether there's
any requirement for a separate wiki-specific filestore for each wiki. Does
the setup mentioned in the reference allow that?
References:
[1]
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Wiki_family#Multiple_wikis_sharing_common_resources
Regards,
Tommy Heyser
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I'd imagine setting up a wiki farm in a Windows Server environment with IIS
would be similar to Linux/Apache environment.
What are some best practices for setting up a wiki farm in a Windows Server
environment? For use in an intranet-only environment.
I'm leaning toward the Multiple wikis sharing common resources setup [1],
with a wiki for each business unit at my company. The common media files
would be shared and accessible by all units. Not sure yet whether there's
any requirement for a separate wiki-specific filestore for each wiki. Does
the setup mentioned in the reference allow that?
References:
[1]
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Wiki_family#Multiple_wikis_sharing_common_resources
Regards,
Tommy Heyser
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