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    • FreeBSD and Tiki

    Posted by rIp posts: 16 ☆ ☆ ☆ Australia

    Hi how are ya hope this is the right place to post this topic but anyway,

    Currenly im using Tiki on my Intranet site within a wireless comunity and had no problems installing or configing it.

    BUT ive been searching though this site for some info on installing Tiki on a FreeBSD server, which hosts the current static bunch of pages
    any help or links for me to read would be great.

    Thanks for your time

    rIp 🙀

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    Posted by Philippe Cloutier posts: 1001 ☆ ☆ ☆ Canada

    I don't think you'll find this information.
    Of course, we'd like to know how if you succeed 😕


    Posted by Mose posts: 111 ☆ ☆ ☆ Taiwan

    Install on BSD should be no problem except maybe for some specific tools like graphviz that require third party libs.

    mose

    Posted by rIp posts: 16 ☆ ☆ ☆ Australia

    Ohh ok Exelent Thanks for the Reply, Just Tryin to Sort some things out with FreeBSD, since its not my Server its just a Host for our website

    Cheers

    rIp🙀


    Posted by rIp posts: 16 ☆ ☆ ☆ Australia

    Ohh ok Exelent Thanks for the Reply, Just Tryin to Sort some things out with FreeBSD, since its not my Server its just a Host for our website

    Cheers

    rIp🙀


    Posted by Dylan Williams posts: 11 ☆ ☆ ☆ China

    Just wanted to let everyone know that I now have our first Tikiwiki site running on BSD 6.0 with Apache 1.33SSL & PHP5. I had some trouble with PHP5 and Apache 2 but these were unrelated to Tikiwiki. I reverted to 1.33SSL and everything worked perfectly. I'm looking into this.

    So, we now have sites running OSX 10.3 and BSD6.0! I think I'm rapidly become a FreeBSD diciple. OSX10.3 is running on Apple's Xserve G4 machines so it's not much slower than our new Intel FreeBSD machines. We're waiting for the newer Intel Xserves and I'll repost when we've had a chance to install and test.

    Dylan.