This is the README file distributed together with the Oddmuse script.

To install the script, copy wiki.pl into your cgi-bin directory.  This
will store the pages in a temporary directory for you.  In order to
make this permanent, change the $DataDir option in the script from
'/tmp/oddmuse' to 'oddmuse'.  This will save the pages in a
subdirectory of your cgi-bin directory.

In order to start your wiki, click on the edit link (the first link
below the navigation bar, at the bottom of the page).  This will allow
you to enter some text for this page.  Click the Save button and you
are done.

To add new pages, edit the homepage and add links to new pages.  Links
are traditionally formed by ConcatenatingCapitalizedWords.  This kind
of link pattern is called a wiki word.

Alternatively, put links in [[double square brackets]].  This kind of
link pattern is called a free link.

As long as the new pages don't exist, links to these pages are
followed by a clickable question mark.  Click on the question mark to
create the new page.

Enjoy your wiki experience.

Visit http://www.oddmuse.org/ to learn more about the translation
files and modules that are part of this package.

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