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>Well, my personal $0.02 for Techdocs was to simply put up a 
>PostgreSQL-based Wiki which supports authenticated users.  However, some 
>folks had more sophisticated ideas.
>
>  
>
Wasn't someone working on a new techdocs? What ever happen to that? I 
mean I have a perfectly
good FreeBSD machine here doing nothing, that is more than capable of 
handling something like
Bricolage with mod_perl while waiting to be the backup pgfoundry machine.

I could also put it on my lovely dual opteron where pgbuildfarm sits (if 
someone prefers Linux).
We could the CpCMS if  people want, however it is not OSS (I would of 
course donate a license
so long term support would never be an issue).

I would suggest Framewerk but it appears to have silently died or at 
least the old website is gone...

Sincerely,

Joshua D. Drake