Snapshot of the c:geo DokuWiki user guide.

This repository is only for backup purposes. Updates to the user guide are done directly on its website https://manual.cgeo.org

This repository is used as a backup of the relevant content and DokuWiki configuration files of the c:geo user guide installation running at https://manual.cgeo.org As the current server installation is owned and maintained privately by a c:geo team member (Lineflyer) it might be wise to have a backup available in case of need.

• /data/pages - Contains the current content pages
• /data/meta - Contains meta information of the pages
• /data/media - Contains the current media files (Images and other files uploaded to the Wiki)
• /data/media_meta - Meta data for the media
• /data/attic - All old versions of the content pages
• /data/media_attic - All the old versions of media files
• /conf - Some relevant configuration data (without confidential information)

The repository is updated manually from time to time by pushing a snapshot of the current state of the server content as a backup. This backup follows the guide for content backup as described here: https://www.dokuwiki.org/start?id=faq:backup

The issue section of this repository is used (primarily by c:geo team members) to document needed corrections or additions to the user guide. It serves as a kind of ToDo list for maintainers of the user guide. The available issue labels should be used to classify the issue (e.g. Correction, Addition). Additionally milestones can be assigned to issues as a marker what release of c:geo is triggering the needed change (e.g. a new feature should only be added once the c:geo release, where it is contained is about to be or has been released).

In case of need the content of this repository can be used to restore the content data (texts, media) and their meta data and history. Configuration details (such as styles and themes) and user accounts are however not covered by this repository and need to be set up manually. Corresponding installation and configuration guides and the DokuWiki software itself can be found on https://www.dokuwiki.org

Other useful information to restore a working DokuWiki with similar functions and styles. Not all of this is needed to restore basic functionality. Information considered relevant to restore (e.g. as it might be used on page syntax) is marked by an asterik (*).

• Used sytle templates:
  • adoradark
• Used plugins:
  • Anchor(*)
  • Batchedit
  • Bookcreator
  • Color
  • dw2pdf(*)
  • goto(*)
  • oauth (for Github)
  • orphanswanted
  • revert
  • wrap(*)
  • indexmenu(*)
  • enforcesummary
  • anonip