You can look for PHPNuke too: I've worked on it for a website (the designer needed some help)(and its url is www.norisberghen.it) and I found in that system all you need.
adr > On Monday, October 14, 2002, at 10:07 AM, Puneet Kishor wrote: > >> Listers, >> >> While I wait to resolve perl errors on my Jaguar perl 5.6.0, I have a >> more generic question re content-management. >> >> I want to make a few websites for a few starving artists and >> galleries starving = zero or tending to zero resources; artists = >> almost computer illiterates). I have promised them the world in that >> the websites would be dynamic... visitors would be able to search for >> artworks based on different criteria, there would be an events >> calendar, etc. etc. More than anything, once set up, these >> artists/galleries would be able update the website themselves. After >> promising all this, I said to myself, "Oops!". >> >> Additionally, I have to develop these websites on my iBook, and host >> them on a cheap, server I am going to buy from eBay and install >> FreeBSD on it. My assumption is the FreeBSD is gonna be the closest >> to OS X in its directory layout and tools, and therefore not send me >> on too much of a loop (while these artists view me as a computer god, >> I am actually a Unix newbie). >> >> Here is my thinking -- I should consider using something like >> MoveableType or even a wiki to make the websites. That would allow >> the artists to themselves update the content as desired. I could use >> something like Mason, but I really don't want to get into mod_perl >> for now (I know Mason can work without mod_perl, but really likes >> mod_perl around). I want to have a little a standard deviation as >> possible from the stock installs... read, Apache 1.3.26 and perl >> 5.6.0 that comes with OS X. I am not averse to MySQL (I know MySQL >> quite well) but am not comfortable with PostGres (hence, >> Bricolage/Mason would not be an easy choice for me). >> >> MoveableType is really elegant... could it be configured to create an >> art gallery website? Wiki is perhaps the most elegant in its >> simplicity... what do you folks feel about that? >> >> Any advice much appreciated on any or all aspects of the above. >> >> Puneet. >> >
