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Private documentations for developer
chiccorosso
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in Help
Hello,
I need a simple software for documentation where I can give access (username and password) for read it. Of course who is interest, can send me a request with a simple form.
What type of system did you suggest?
Need selfhosted and possible free.

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Probably some from
https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted?tab=readme-ov-file#wikis
Reverse proxy infront for authentication of required?
I have never personally use any of them for more than testing purposes but generally they're great.
https://www.getoutline.com/
BookStack good as well
Just use any documentation or wiki static site but put the site behind NGINX reverse proxy with a basic auth: https://docs.nginx.com/nginx/admin-guide/security-controls/configuring-http-basic-authentication/
I recommend dokuwiki.
dependencies are minimal, its easy to update, and the ui is pretty usable.
js.wiki
Really good, Markdown/WYSIWYG, with a decent non-complicated permission system.
I use it on docker behind Traefik. never failed me.
If you need help installing it, I can help anytime.
gitea has wiki + private git
thanks everyone for your help..what is the most easy to install? on plesk for example..it's for 2-4 devs
Did anyone recommend dokuwiki yet?
Without even reading the thread: Dokuwiki. Hands down.
i like gitlab more that web ide in one click is crazy helpful
dokuwiki it's fine..i prefere wiki.js because it's modern look...but has whatever I need!
thank u! if the project go well in the future I will move on gitlab.