I’m pleased to report major progress on private wiki! The encryption setup I’ve personally used during the past few years is now again operational. This will allow me to start using the new codebase on my existing database. I hope to do so in the next few weeks. 
I’m also planning a live demo as well as a private wiki based support site very soon.
I’ve just finished reorganizing the subversion repository. This was a much needed task so that Private Wiki can pretty much stand on its own. There are still many dependencies, but the distance from the checkout to operation is much smoother!
Believe it or not my small business uses “Private Wiki” all the time in our operations, however the version we’re using is way outdated. The work I’ve done on Private Wiki since then has diverged from the data model we use a little, and the application has been “de-integrated” from some of the other systems we use and support.
The big news is that we’re very close to converting our systems over to the new Private Wiki codebase, which means that a lot more attention will be given to its progress!
Only news as of late is the small required updates to keep up with the new developments in Nexista. The changes will eventually result in better flexibility and security for private wiki, so stay tuned!
I’ve setup some forums, so if there are any questions about the software, feel free to ask them there:
I’m going through the motions to setup a Subversion repository and Trac system to release the Private Wiki source code. Thanks for your patience!
SVN Access:
http://www.private-wiki.com/svn/private-wiki/
Trac Access:
http://www.private-wiki.com/trac/
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