JumpBox for MediaWIki 1.12.0

MediaWiki is the wiki engine originally developed for Wikipedia and now used widely for other sites. Includes MediaWiki 1.12.0

Description

MediaWiki is an extremely popular Wiki engine that allows people to collaboratively edit documentation. It’s best known as the software that powers Wikipedia, but can also be installed onto your own servers. With the JumpBox for MediaWiki, everything required to run MediaWiki is included. It’s a huge time saver as there’s no fiddling with databases or web server configurations, you just download and run. This JumpBox bundles MediaWiki 1.12.0.

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JumpBox provides very simple to use virtual appliances based around Open Source software. Any JumpBox will run on VMWare as well as Parallels Desktop and Server, Microsoft Virtual PC, Microsoft Virtual Server, Virtual Iron and Xen Open Source.

A JumpBox requires one quick step of configuration via a web browser with no need to touch a command line. Each JumpBox also includes a simple web based management interface that includes the JumpBox Backup System. The JumpBox Backup System allows you to export the state of the JumpBox to NFS, Windows File Sharing or Amazon S3 (This provides a really easy offsite backup).

When you log into the application use the user "admin" with the password you provide during initial setup. The distribution also contains a README.txt file that provides a little more detail about usage.

JumpBox appliances are updated on a regular basis with the latest operating system and application fixes.

See RELEASE-NOTES.txt in the download for more detail on recent changes and a list of known issues with this release.

This JumpBox is part of JumpBox Open a growing collection of Virtual Appliances for Open Source software. Subscribing to JumpBox Open provides a great toolset to help you quickly evaluate, develop and deploy Open Source software.

Network Monitoring

Cacti Network Graphing
Nagios

Content Management

Drupal 5.x
Drupal 6.x
Joomla! 1.0.x
Joomla! 1.5.x
TikiWiki
Alfresco
Silverstripe (beta)

Project Management

Trac/Subversion for Software Projects
Redmine for Software Projects
ProjectPier

Software Development/Deployment

LAMP Deployment
Google App Engine Development

Trouble Ticketing / Bug Tracking

OTRS
Bugzilla
Mantis

Wiki

MoinMoin
MediaWiki
DokuWiki
PmWiki
Enterprise Wiki