Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Adding to the phpgw wiki...

[Adam Hull]

I was curious about this too, but apparently one must be a developer to 
contribute
to the phpgw wiki.

Axis Groupware's wiki is open to the public. So, I welcome any documentation you
would like to contribute, especially with regard to LDAP. This has been a sore 
spot
for me as well. Please add to this document:
http://docs.axisgroupware.org/index.php?page=phpGroupwareDocs

Axis Groupware is a distribution of phpgroupware, NOT a fork. I intend to make 
no
changes to the API itself. And the changes I do make to the applications and
templates are completely self-serving. I am merely scratching and itch and want 
to
release it for others to use. Some of the apps are still rough around the 
edge's but
offer features that the core phpgw apps do not. So, if this interests you, 
great, if
not that's fine too.

Adam Hull (fixe)

Izzy Blacklock (address@hidden) wrote:
>
>I would like to learn how I go about adding something to the phpgw wiki.  This
>address is provided as a link to the administrator when I click one of the
>question marks.
>
>I'm currently working though a number of problems getting phpgw working with
>LDAP authentication.  The main source of my problems seems to be the lack of
>documentation.  I'd like to help change this.  A wiki is an ideal way for
>people to contribute to the development of the phpgw documentation.  Locking
>all the pages makes this impossible.
>
>I can understand wanting to keep an overall level of quality to the wiki
>contents, but having a poorly written base for others to improve on would be
>better then no documentation at all.  May I suggest at least starting a
>contribution page which can be edited freely?
>
>OAN, I found the axisgroupware project and wiki.  I see that their wiki is
>open for contributions, but I'm not sure how I feel about this project.  The
>overall idea of having a group trying to bring the different groupware type
>projects together is helpfull, but having there own release of phpgroupware
>is likely to cause great confusion.  I've already looked over some of there
>documentation and worry if they are fully compatible with phpgroupware.  This
>doesn't help when you are trying to debug problems. :(  Sadly, they don't
>have any LDAP documentation either. ;(
>
>...Izzy
>
>
>
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