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What you can build
Make useful knowledge easier to reach.
DokuWiki stores wiki pages in text files and provides revision history and access controls. It is useful for internal manuals, project notes and reference material when a team wants a conventional wiki without a separate database.
Confirm the application release, PHP extensions, database, scheduled tasks and access your project needs. Application editions, licenses and extensions are separate from hosting.
Before you launch
Put the learner or reader first
Create one complete piece of content and test it with a reader.
A practical test for DokuWiki
Build one representative piece of learning or reference content. Have a contributor create it, a reviewer approve it and a learner or reader use it. Verify exports and role permissions before importing institutional records.
What should I check before importing learning content?
Test contributor and learner roles, file uploads, export formats and any scheduled work. Course participation and media storage can place very different demands on the same platform.
Can I install DokuWiki on a Let.com hosting plan?
Confirm your DokuWiki release and deployment requirements with the team before setup. The hosting option on this page is a starting point; installer availability, compatibility and installation support depend on the application and plan.
Where can I check current DokuWiki releases and licensing?
Visit the official DokuWiki project for current releases, installation instructions and license terms. Commercial editions and paid extensions may have separate requirements.
DokuWiki is third-party software. Product names and logos belong to their respective owners. Workspace illustrations use sample content and do not represent a live Let.com installation.