[thelist] content management systems?

[matt newell]

currently we have a home-spun software pushing setup that's been patched
and forced to handle the content flow for the rest of the site. we are at
the point of deciding to invest more resources to developing what is
currently available into a workable "real" CMS with the bells and whistles
that one would expect or to go with a off the shelf solution.

[now i'm off to catch up on the thread -- been knee deep in release
issues today]

// matt

ps. there was a security release mentioned today about it being possible
to hack phpnuke


On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Rachel Cunliffe wrote:

> matt
>
> i'm looking right now also.. spent a lot of time fiddling with postnuke and
> phpnuke but found that, for what i wanted, it would be a lot of time and
> effort for little return also. i've been writing my own custom cms but i'd
> like something more generic (which i currently don't have the time to
> write!)
>
> i'd like to know if anyone has used http://www.midgard-project.org/ - and
> how good it is, before diving in myself. it's php based and open source (my
> favourite!).
>
> .:peace
> rachel
>