Aether 1.6 Perl script

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  • Version: 1.6
  • File size: 0 KB
  • File name: aether-1.6
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  • Platform: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
  • Language: Perl
  • Price:GPL
  • Company: Paul Harrison (View more)

Aether 1.6 script description:




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Aether is a Python CGI-script for managing weblogs ("blogs") and web-sites. Aether is a Python CGI-script for managing weblogs ("blogs") and web-sites. It allows you to manage a site entirely from the web, like a wiki.

You will be able to update your web-site from any browser, anywhere. Managing a site from the web also makes it easy for a group of people to collaboratively maintain it.

Aether is designed for use with Apache. It may work with other web-servers with minor alterations.

Features:
- Trivial to install.
- Create, edit, move and delete pages.
- Create and add entries to weblogs.
- Atom feed from weblogs.
- Attach files and images to pages.
- Basic revision tracking: view changes to a page, revert to previous version of a page.
- Everything uses unicode: page text, file-names, urls.
- Works as an Apache ErrorDocument, and so can be overlayed over an existing site.
- Sub-directories may be used to organize the site. A page may even have the same name as a sub-directory.
- Add features easily (in Python).
- Readable code.
Aether 1.6 is a Perl script for Blog scripts design by Paul Harrison. It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris.

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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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