Corporate Wiki system

Question

Wiki engines

The question was raised more than once or twice, but there was no sensible answer.

Wiki requires love with AD, a visual markup editor, PHP + MySQL

I'm looking in the direction of Dekiwiki so far, the only thing I haven't figured out is export to PDF, instead of the Russian language.

Answer 1

Confluence? she's really expensive =(

Answer 2

We use Redmine , it's an issue tracker, a wiki, and a lot more. IMHO, it's more convenient than trac and others like them. In addition, domestic development;)

Answer 3

MediaWiki plus LDAP and UsabilityInitiative plugins .

Answer 4

used 2 - MediaWiki and Trac

Answer 5

We use dokuwiki now - by default it stores everything in files, a quick-configurable system of rights, a lot of plugins

Answer 6

Previously, there were self-written things, now they have generally gone from the web - onenote, shared over the network - simply and conveniently.

Answer 7

at work is Trac, satisfied.

Answer 8

At our company, we settled on MediaWiki because of the large amount of functionality available. As an alternative, we considered a solution from Yandex https://yandex.ru/support/connect-wiki/
But MediaWiki allows you to work using the API and various extensions are available.