Hmmm, a wiki. We do have Twiki, but I don't think there's anyone here (that I know of) who knows how to set up the permissions properly.

Also, since the idea is that it will work in an emergency, it has to be as simple as possible. If I write a CGI script, only two machines have to be up for it to work. Use a databse and that number goes up by 50%. Not sure about the Wiki. Also have to check if we have the DBI::* modules installed. Thanks again for the replies. ++

Terrence

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In reply to Re^2: (RFC) A CGI whiteboard editing script for emergencies by OfficeLinebacker
in thread (RFC) A CGI whiteboard editing script for emergencies UPDATED WITH CODE 9/26/06 by OfficeLinebacker

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