Tribe.net. Local Connections shortblondemark http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/1e87ad5b-b0fa-491f-882d-88db2197c05e#54ce091c-35b6-45dd-b4d2-b501c4b08efb 2003-11-10T21:59:36Z

Anyone setup a blog on Apache? If so, did you go homegrown or use a download? I am thinking of starting to blog using my server at home, and am just trying to figure out the best place to start. I am pretty confident with PHP and mySql so if anyone is aware of something I can use to get me going, that would be great! cheers

shortblondemark 2003-11-10T21:59:36Z Ezra http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/1e87ad5b-b0fa-491f-882d-88db2197c05e#188bd145-973f-46c9-a791-be2cb00b8603 2003-11-11T18:35:09Z

Use Moveable Type, but that is more of a Apache/Perl/other components product. There are lots of PHP-based blogging projects. A group I know uses PostNuke, I believe. They seem to really love the way it works for them. The style of the home page is just like a blog. http://www.postnuke.com/

Ezra 2003-11-11T18:35:09Z Adam http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/1e87ad5b-b0fa-491f-882d-88db2197c05e#2ccc10a7-e11e-4b30-9e2f-ddc73a1c9d90 2003-11-14T05:02:46Z

I moderate http://www.freeasinspeechandbeer.com/ and work with the author (of the book of the same name) on a lot of stuff. We use PostNuke almost ALL the time. To date, I have no idea how many PostNuke blogs we've spawned in the University. :) How's your PHP?

Adam 2003-11-14T05:02:46Z Adam http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/1e87ad5b-b0fa-491f-882d-88db2197c05e#ac5cb088-c8d1-4cad-bf65-a1c168c3a006 2003-11-14T05:08:32Z

And I just finally found the author on this network....he's been here the whole time....possibly even a member of this tribe. There you go D-man...promoting the BOOK and POSTNUKE! :)

Adam 2003-11-14T05:08:32Z