I'm starting up a new website for a small community of local sports enthusiasts. I want to be able to create pages of information easily (i.e. a content management system), but also allow for discussion on multiple topics (i.e. a forum). Numerous people should be able to log in and create or update content, under the guidance of an admin naturally.
Call me perverse, but I don't want to use phpBB for the forum. I'm not seeing anything available in Python though - except for Karrigell. is that the only option, or am I missing something?
Dear Stewart,
http://snakelets.sourceforge.net/frog/index.html - "Frog - a Python Web Logging tool".
I have no experience with Snakelets or CherryPy. Apparently you can run Snakelets behind your existing webserver, so integrating it should be rather straight forward. You can probably proxy requests to the blog piece to the Snakelets process, while the rest of your site is served by CherryPY.
Googling "Python Web Logging Application" brought up http://www.kryogenix.org/code/vellum/ as well.
Thanks, -Kartic -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
