2008/8/13 Mike Burrows <testermike@???>:
>> Mike you should know that you never say web site and frontpage in the same
>> breath, go and stand in the corner for a couple of hours!!
>>
> OK that was a rough two hours :)
>
> The hosting would probably 1 and 1 and I don't know where they stand on
> wiki's.
>
> I could host it on this machine I suppose but I am a serious newbie when
> it comes to server security.
>
> As an aside, how safe is a server that sits behind a linksys router and
> guard dog firewall?
>
> It may be the best option just to give a select few some basic html
> instruction, a style sheet of my choosing, where to download cute FTP
> and the username and password at 1 & 1.
>
> Like you though, I am looking forward to other posts.
>
> Cheers
> Mike
No hesitation in recommending drupal, hosted with penguin-uk. Have a
look at our web site for an example of what you can do with a minimum
of effort. There are a couple of pages giving details of how I've
implemented it at:
www.lymingtonchurch.org/technical
>From my point of view the best feature is that other people can add
and edit content. Drupal allows you to set up different categories of
user with different permissions. We use webmaster, admin, normal and
anonymous (not logged in).
<hushed whisper>you can also have a completely different front page
set up if you like, using the Front Page module</hushed whisper>
HTH, Peter
