On 10/29/26 5:30 PM, Dan Ritter wrote: > It does, sadly, require PHP. The recent excitement was solved by > apt update, apt upgrade, and restarting apache/nginx. Given the current state of the internet I think it's best to avoid dynamic sites altogether wherever possible.
A small personal wiki that is rarely edited by anyone other than its owner is probably better implemented as a wholly static site, with its git repo exposed as read-only to enable collaboration through email. Wikis specifically have been known to be targeted by AI agents, and bot traffic is such a problem that it's rare to see a website that doesn't use some bot management system such as cloudflare or anubis. A static site alleviates both problems. (Not that I'm suggesting this as a solution to Greg's problem, as it may or may not be applicable, but as a general statement re: personal wikis.)
