Multi-user site management?

Anon

Does anyone know of any scripts I can get for free that allow a team of people to maintain a website? So they can log in, edit pages, and leave messages for each other etc.?

I looked at phpWebSite, which was good, but a little too user friendly.. I found it hard to play about with and make it do what I want.

I've looked around resourceindex, here, hotscripts, and many other script sites, and can't find anything even slightly related.

I don't mind if it's php or Perl, but I'd prefer php.

Hope you can help!

Thanks,

Danny

cjones

I believe there is a script named phpNuke that does something like this. From what I have heard its very nice and flexible. Personally I haven't used it cause we had to write an in-house solution. Anyway I've heard a lot of good things about it. If I had an address I would post it but I don't sorry.

Chris

Anon

What's a script? What a stupid question!

Anon

I hear that Phpnuke is very insecure.

cjones

Yeah thats the problem I have with phpnuke. The only time I hear about it is that people say they heard about it. LOL I only know one person that really uses it and they have almost rewrote the whole thing. That my main reason for not using it. Until I hear from several people that have good things to say about it and have used it I usually like to write things myself even if it's more work.

Chris

terje-s

Phpnuke is available from http://phpnuke.org and http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpnuke. I quickly browsed the sourcecode and decided it was all too messy to use for anything. And, from what I saw, it is not good for expanding with additional code. Access Control Lists are from what I can see not even present. However, it might do the job for someone 😉

Anon

I just found and downloaded phpnuke before reading these replies!

It's really good. Very easy to customise, and does everything I want!

It really is cool, so if you have the chance, use it!

The only thing I'm dissapointed with, is now I have no reason to write me own! I was going to, but cos this one's so good and does everything, and my php skills aren't that brilliant, I think I'll stick with phpnuke!!

Danny