> > What do you all think of this? I volunteer to set up the wiki and to host it > (if necessary, perhaps Confluence OnDemand would be good? [2]), as well as > mine the pearls from lua-l (#1 above). > Whilst that sounds like a brilliant idea... I have to say Confluence is the biggest POS i've ever had the displeasure of using. It was forced on us at HP in place of Mediawiki, it was slow, unreliable and the syntax was a nightmare, it's one of the many reasons why the FreeRADIUS project uses GitHub and not bitbucket. Um, sorry to be so blunt. For FreeRADIUS we use Gollum, a Ruby base wiki, it has a Git backend (so people can clone the wiki repo and work on it offline), it supports a bunch of syntaxes (RST, Mediawiki, Markdown, Textile, POD) syntax highlighting, images, and all the normal wikilinking goodness... For ours I also wrote TOC extensions and integrated Omniauth, so you can do authentication via GitHub, Twitter, Facebook (though we disabled that due to spam) and a bunch of other providers. Not to step on your toes; but we also have spare capacity on the project servers, and i'd be happy to create another repo (it's like 20 minutes work). -Arran Arran Cudbard-Bell a.cudbardb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Betelwiki, Betelwiki, Betelwiki.... http://wiki.freeradius.org/ !