Initial wiki comparison table.
Some notes:
- Can’t be Windows-platform, otherwise technology-neutral
- Er, some other things.
JSPWiki | MediaWiki | Confluence | JotSpot | XWiki | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
support multiple wikis (or equivalent paradigm, like wikifarming) | |||||
WYSIWYG editing | plugin | ||||
page history | |||||
LDAP authentication | |||||
export into at least one of: XML, PDF, DOC, | plugin | ||||
email notification | plugin | ||||
fine-grained access control (private, editor, reader for wikis and pages) | plugin | ||||
users can grant and revoke access to their wiki in a per-wiki administrator role | |||||
system-wide skinning/themeing | |||||
create page | |||||
delete page | ? | ||||
page diff | |||||
attach file | |||||
delete file | ? | ||||
file versioning | ? | ? | |||
ability to use API for automatic group creation | |||||
add user to a group wiki | |||||
remove user from a group wiki | |||||
make user group wiki admin | |||||
Pricing | Free, open source | Free, open source | Prices, commercial (for our needs, c. £2000) | Unannounced price for server product (c. £100/month hosted), commercial | Free, open source |
Sorry about the whole “paradigm” thing.
Just installed Mediwiki 1.8.1 on my own server, and I’m sure it said the reason it offered me a table prefix option was for multiple wikis on the same Db.
I’ll remove LocalSettings.php and check.
Scrub that I’ve got my paradigms mixed up – it’s for multiple installations and not for multi-wiki management.
My apologies – delete and revoke all my privs!
I don’t think I can ever forgive you.
sudo “I can forgive you”
Could you add a row for prices?
Done (messily).