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Geeklog in Enterprises?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Wednesday, January 22 2003 @ 06:25 pm EST

I have Geeklog running for our intranet - graphics arts company with about 40 users. The biggest problem I have is geting people to use it. I have all our Macs set to open up IE to the Geeklog page on startup, but most users just quit without even looking at it. I think logging in turns people off a little, and nobody 'has time'. Sigh.

Otherwise I love it. As the IT guy it saves me from zillions of memos about computer stuff, and allows me to organize production and project notes (External Pages plugin). And tailor what the user sees by project groups. I'm looking to add a gallery for our clipart for easier access. A couple things I'd like to see:

- Use the server's user database for login and other user and group data (NetInfo for our Mac OS X Server, or LDAP).

- A file sharing plugin. One-line listings, multiple down/up load at once, dynamic content lists and file storage not tied to a database so our internal users can use regular file sharing for copying files. This would allow us to offer our clients an alternative to ftp for exchanging files. (I have yet to find a usable file sharing solution even separate from Geeklog)

- Some sort of content publication system - few here know anything about html, so I'm the one maintaining all the production notes.

Now, if I can just get our secretary to use it...

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