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Since you are hosting yourself, your best bet is to install Wordpress and enable the multi-blog option.
You can check the wordpress codex http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page for more information. It explains everything. If you still have questions, you can find a whole host of WP gurus at http://wordpress.stackexchange.com.
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Use one of the better-supported open-source CMSes for this reason.
I would suggest either Drupal or Joomla, both written in PHP. I am a strong Drupal fan, but Joomla has a lot of supporters as well.
Just some main bullet-points from the website of Drupal to show how versatile/powerful it is:
General features
Collaborative Book - Our unique ...
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I don't know if you require a "widget" type appearance, but Windows Live SkyDrive will offer a free 25GB account and allows you to create public folders. When you want to share a file, you can get a direct link (an odd looking thing) or some code (iframe based I believe) that will display an area to download files.
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A rails offering: Tracks. Host it on your own server (or PC). I've used it in the past and liked it.
Tracks is a web-based application to
help you implement David Allen’s
Getting Things Done™ methodology. It
was built using Ruby on Rails, and
comes with a built-in webserver
(WEBrick), so that you can run it on
your own computer if you like. ...
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You won't find a more comprehensive list of online forum software than this one at wikipedia.
(You can order the list by how recently they were released by clicking on the small box in the "Latest release date" column on the first chart on the page. Apparently, MyBB's latest version of their software was released earlier this month.)
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What kind of documentation do you need it for? Internal as in an intranet? External as in help docs?
I've never heard of knowledgetree, but I'd have to agree with paintturtle. We used their free open source core product for our intranet at my old company and we're just starting to use their TCS "social knowledge base" for our help documentation where I am ...
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Perl solution is RT: http://bestpractical.com/rt/ Its very full featured and there is a book.
A simpler one, again in php is http://osticket.com/ .
If you can live with a python solution I rate trac quite highly.
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If you have your own domain name, 000webhost, otherwise, Heroku began hosting PHP (here's a brief walkthrough for Heroku's PHP option since they don't document it well themselves).
I've used both and have no complaints about either.
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Very simple script, you can make it much better but this should do it.
<?php
// Make a MySQL Connection
mysql_connect("localhost", "sqluser", "sqlpass") or die(mysql_error());
mysql_select_db("test") or die(mysql_error());
// Insert a row of information into the table "example"
mysql_query("INSERT INTO example (IP) ...
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I think the reason they don’t embed is because embedding is disabled by the user who uploaded the respective video(s).
The option to embed does not appear
If the video owner has disabled embedding, you'll see the message, Embedding disabled by request when you click the Embed button and you will not be able to embed their video
From YouTube help ...
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You can do it with directly from Gmail's interface. You will have to add a forwarding address and then you can create a filter that will forward only specific mails that contains some words in the body or whatever else you want.
By enabling the forwarding address it doesn't mean that all your mails will be forwarded. You'll have to do that in order to ...
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Not sure if this helps you or not since like knowledge-tree, MindTouch TCS is a cloud-based business solution. It is an extremely flexible knowledge base created with keeping teams of business professionals in mind with it's WYSIWYG editor. The desktop connector helps you manage and import your Microsoft Office documents --- so no new tools to learn. :)
If ...
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You can configure Gmail to pull mail using POP3 in Settings > Accounts and Import. This removes the mail from your domain and stores it in Gmail. Gmail lets you choose which email address to send from, so your outgoing email can still use yourname@yourdomain.com.
The only problem I've had using this feature is that the polling interval is too slow for me. ...
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Snipshot & Webresizer are basic online image editors that also provide an API to manage their service programmatically for your website. There is also a free jQuery plugin called jCrop that you can use to implement the image cropping functionality.
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Yes, I would recommend BlogEngine.NET
This has recently been upgraded to version 2.0 with a whole host of improvements.
By default it doesn't provide the ability to allow only registered users to comment. However, as it is completely open source you can modify the files yourself.
It would be as easy as adding a simple check in the CommentView.ascx .cs ...
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