nitnop@... wrote:
>
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, Sunir Shah wrote:
>
> Most of the posting so far have indicated that twiki is being used
> inside the corporate firewall on intranets. In this invironment I
> can see how much easier it would be to implement, especially those
> companies that have IS departments. I was hoping to make use of
> twiki as colaborative pages within web sites. In my case these web
> site are hosted by ISP's at the owner's expense. Those ISP's I have
> contacted and requested twiki added to their cgi-bin have refused. I
> assume my only alternative is to run a server, which is way beyond my
> capablities not to mention my wallet.
> ~Ray

It seems you can at least try the www.swiki.net site for a free ride.
And I have a better experience of cgi-bin with ISPs. Several hosting
companies would allow wiki scripts (you can put whatever you want in it,
as they use tainted Perl), but RCS would not be available. I didn't try
it, though. Maybe it's not possible to write files as default, but as
the wiki files do not need to be executable, it should be possible to
arrange.