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I installed gollum-wiki to serve as our labs wiki (14 members). Since it is git based, I imagine the most logical workflow would be that every user has a local copy of the repository and whenever they make changes, would initiate a pull request? Any other workflow suggestions are appreciated.

Also, two more specific questions:

  1. If I have a repository (e.g. mywiki) that I want to clone from bitbucket into the webserver and start using that as a starting point - do I need to use

    gollum --page-file-dir

    to specify gollum to use that folder for page creation?

  2. Also, from the web-based editor, when I create a new page, .e.g. page1, I see page1.md created in the gollum directory under /var/gollum but when I create a page e.g. pages/page2 to create a page in pages folder, I dont see the pages folder created anywhere in the webserver nor can I find the pages.md file. However I see the folder and the page in the web based wiki.

There must be something that I am doing wrong. Any inputs?

Thanks!

Vijay Ivaturi
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  • Does this still occur? Do you have some new observations? – Mailo Světel Feb 14 '14 at 15:23
  • It works as expected on my machine. Gollum version 2.5.0 and starting as Rack app under Pow – Mailo Světel Feb 14 '14 at 15:38
  • Thanks! I haven't checked again, as I could not get it working. Started working on deploying gitlab which has all the components. Will let you know once I try – Vijay Ivaturi Feb 15 '14 at 16:36
  • @VijayIvaturi Yes, I wish Gollum had multi-user functionality. GitLab is a bit overkill if all you want is multi-user, Git-backed wiki functionality. – Geremia Mar 12 '16 at 17:05

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