[Wikireader] wikipedia offline reading

[Emmanuel Engelhart]

Hi,

Kiwix nor Moulinwiki do not start an http server.

We work on different thinks, just ask if you have questions on a precise 
topic.

We want also to adopt the Directmedia Zeno storage format for the next 
version (Thx Tommi ;)

I have heard that maybe people need softwares to easily mirror contents 
from a source Mediawiki to a target Mediawiki. I have released today a 
fully threaded rewrited version of our mirror script here:
http://kiwix.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/kiwix/mirroring_tools/

Be careful, this piece of software is provided without any guaranty.

Regards

Emmanuel


Martin Walker wrote:
> Yes, Tommi, I believe you're right; WP: Version 0.5 included the Kiwix 
> offline search engine bundled with the article collection.  Since 
> WP:Version 0.5 came out one year ago, Linterweb has done a lot of 
> development work, and (if I understand correctly) the Version 0.7 (later 
> this year?) will probably include the Wikiwix search engine, which has 
> an online version:
> http://www.wikiwix.com/
>
> For recent work, Emmanuel Engelhard or Renaud Gaudin can probably shed a 
> lot more light than I can.
>
> Martin
>
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> Tommi Mäkitalo wrote:
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>> On Saturday 12 April 2008 07:08:05 Samuel Klein wrote:
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>>> M. Galanis today asked me about offline readers that don't require an http
>>> server, but can just be run with a locally executable viewer and no
>>> daemons.  This is a sensible question, since so many offline viewers
>>> (including ksanawiki) /do/ expect you to at least run a local script to
>>> play the 'server' before browsing.  [NTS: we should get at least one
>>> ksanaforge developer to join this list.]
>>>     
>>>       
>> What about Kiwix (http://www.wikipediaondvd.com/site.php)? As far as I know, 
>> Kiwix is, what you are looking for.
>>
>> Tommi
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