[dokuwiki] Re: wiki filesystem structure
- From: Andreas Haerter <dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 05 Feb 2010 20:31:05 +0100
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Don Shesnicky schrieb:
> I haven't got docuwiki installed
Simply install it, create a few pages and namespaces an look into
"/data/pages". The way DokuWiki stores data is really intuitive.
> what is the actual file structure
> under the wiki? Is there hierarchical directory based structure or is it
> some sort of flat file system?
All *current* content is located within "/data/pages". The other subdirs
of "/data" are needed to keep meta-data, old revisions etc..
To know:
- - Namespaces are represented as dirs
- - pages are represented as .txt-files.
Examples:
- - pageid "start" -> "/data/pages/start.txt"
- - pageid "example:foobar" -> "/data/pages/example/foobar.txt"
really nice cause you may use a simple texteditor to get the wikitext in
case of emergency - therefore dokuwiki may be the tool to use for
documenting even the setup of the webserver it runs on -> if the
webserver is down you are still able to access the needed
webserver-config-doc as raw data in an easy way... and because WikiText
is very readable and namespaces are directories, navigation & search is
easy.
BUT ATTENTION: don't move/edit data in "/data/pages/" when you don't
know *exactly* what you are doing. You may break the belonging meta-data
or something else.
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Best regards
Andreas
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