> 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.

You could try one of the several available wiki packages.

MoinMoin (Python)
http://moin.sourceforge.net

PHPWiki (PHP)
http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net

Tavi (PHP)
http://tavi.sourceforge.net

TWiki (Perl)
http://TWiki.org/

UseModWiki (Perl)
http://usemod.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl

ZWiki (Zope/Python)
http://www.zwiki.org

WikiBase (Perl)
http://c2.com/cgi/wikibase

Your best bet in a pure Perl environment is UseModWiki, useless you are a
purist,
in which case you can take your chances with the very out of date and totally
unmaintained WikiBase. You could also go for TWiki if you can get it to work on
your ISP, and you like the feature set.

Alternatively, MoinMoin is a good bet if you are Python friendly. If you like
UseModWiki,
but have PHP, Tavi is very similar with its own added features. If you want a
strong user
community, PHPWiki is also an excellent choice.

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