@juergen_hubert Folk tales like these with time dilation fascinate me! Great you've got this wiki now - much easier to read. Do you have an intro link to set one up?
I followed the installation guidelines for #MediaWiki , although I used some additional extensions for the interactive map.
(The interactive map was one of the main reasons why I went with MediaWiki, and not the much simpler #DokuWiki or something similar.)
@nicdex About a week ago, our #dokuwiki server was DDos'd by 10'000 costly diff requests per hour, from about 9950 unique IPs all over the world. Worse, some requests just timed out, saturating all apache connections. Used @splitbrain s botchecker and reduced Apaches timeout to 15 secs.
https://github.com/splitbrain/botcheck
Smooth sailing since then, and after two days, the request flood receded.
Some a-hole is scraping my personal git(ea) server >:(
Probably some AI training B.S. and they are using a Residential proxy so hard to block.
Any suggestions?
#ai #scraperBot
@nicdex About a week ago, our #dokuwiki server was DDos'd by 10'000 costly diff requests per hour, from about 9950 unique IPs all over the world. Worse, some requests just timed out, saturating all apache connections. Used @splitbrain s botchecker and reduced Apaches timeout to 15 secs.
https://github.com/splitbrain/botcheck
Smooth sailing since then, and after two days, the request flood receded.
December 19 #FreeSoftwareAdvent
#DokuWiki: Simple, effective wiki software
It's hard to beat the wiki format for good old fashioned knowledge management. Dokuwiki is a file-based wiki which doesn't need a database and runs on pretty much any PHP-based hosting. It's very easy to set up and use. While it's simple to jump in, DokuWiki also has loads of advanced features like access control and revision history. It supports 50+ languages, alternative visual themes, and has a rich plugin ecosystem.
Thanks @dokuwiki !
#FreeSoftwareAdvent
A piece of free software I rely on at work is #Dokuwiki: https://www.dokuwiki.org
We run it on a simple Apache & PHP VM. No need for a database, connects to LDAP for user accounts (optional).
It's old-school but it also has a wysiwyg (what you see is what you get) plugin for editing pages - which doesn't support all formatting features (pending more funding from interested users). But it's there so the non-techy people can clicky-click their headlines and tables.
#FreeSoftwareAdvent
A piece of free software I rely on at work is #Dokuwiki: https://www.dokuwiki.org
We run it on a simple Apache & PHP VM. No need for a database, connects to LDAP for user accounts (optional).
It's old-school but it also has a wysiwyg (what you see is what you get) plugin for editing pages - which doesn't support all formatting features (pending more funding from interested users). But it's there so the non-techy people can clicky-click their headlines and tables.