I honestly do not know what a Wiki is (Sad, I've been on the internet this long, and still have not figured it out). I thought it was some manner of dictionary before :/. Could you clue me in?

Anyways, looking at what you appear to be doing, it seems to be similar, but a completely different style from what I am doing. I am working on creating something that would require little, or no, training for the average end user to use. Most likely in the style of Angelfire. Just make sure that some manner of storage is up, and work from there.

Yes, there will be features that allow more advanced users to do more, but generally the average person does not really need to touch perl code. Mostly due to the common misconception that perl is ugly or scary (myself, I find it easier to comprehend than some other languages). The first layer of the project, varaiMLs (a joke started on another site I frequent), basically takes a template, and then has the incoming data replace areas deliminated by ~rulename~. So something like ~content~ would be replaced with the content. If they feel up to it, they can use variaMLs, a forth-like language, to define dynamic content

So this database interaction needs to be translatable into a simple language, which is either based on forth, or forum markup language (which I seem to have added dynamic forum code as a feature accidentally). Client interaction with the Database, should require little, or no SQL knowledge. I also want to have the access to the database to be more based on URL, as more people can understand that than nodes. Also more than actual content will be stored, such as site specific forum markup definition code and user data. In the current plans, I plan to have the database server pool keep track of all user interaction, and the actual scripts not really care about it, other than knowing if the user is a valid user.

One of the goals of this project, is for Sliced Bread to move more to the peer-to-peer side of things. So, I am wondering if I should leave the WOMF server open, for other clients to be made that use it. However, I am not too sure about that one, as Sliced Bread itself will be setup that data should be able to be asked for, in just about any manner that would be requested

Actually... hrmmm... your project might be a little close.

Let me think about this more. Sorry if I am babbling.

In reply to Re: Re: CGI/FTP security question by dakedesu
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