Closed chl178 closed 1 year ago
@yaronkoren @jeffw16
Too bad it failed the checks, it gave the error:
I'm looking forward to the Farm feature Thank you for focusing on this resource, I can't wait to see it on Canasta
@FelipoAntonoff - that 403 error is just a strange GitHub problem, due to the fact that @chl178 does not have developer permissions on this repository. It seems like the actual code is fine, thankfully.
Hello, I saw that Canasta 2.0 has already been released with support for Farm Wiki, do you know of any place that has updated documentation on its use?
I looked at https://www.canasta.wiki/setup/ and didn't find anything related to Farm and its configuration.
I would like to test Canasta with Farm Wiki.
Edit: I now found details about the Farm in the Cli project: https://github.com/CanastaWiki/Canasta-CLI Maybe it would be good to be updated in the official installation documentation about
Thanks.
AddWiki Farm Support in Canasta
Related Issue: #57
Overview
One big feature Canasta lacks is the ability to support running multiple wikis, i.e. a wiki family or wiki farm, within the same container. Such wikis would be differentiated by either:
a different directory (e.g. example.com/a, example.com/b) a different subdomain (e.g. a.example.com, b.example.com) or different domains for each wiki (example1.com, example2.com).
We added wiki farm support for canasta.
New Features and Improvements
Implementation Details
.htaccess
: Thegeneratewikihtaccess.sh
script automatically sets up.htaccess
files for wikis hosted under directories, thereby managing access permissions.Test
We deployed the Canasta2.0 on the AWS. Now it have three wikis running in one container. https://canasta2.com https://canasta2.com/a https://subdomain.canasta2.com They are all publicly accessible and everyone is welcome to test them.