You might be able to hide the doku.php part with something webserver-specific; here's how I hosted it on FreeBSD with nginx (I have DokuWiki setting userewrite at .htaccess)
You might be able to hide the doku.php part with something webserver-specific; here's how I hosted it on FreeBSD with nginx (I have DokuWiki setting userewrite at .htaccess)
Contrary to what one might think, the OS that is the true successor to FreeNAS is XigmaNAS, which is an excellent system that I refer to in this video.
Personally, I've never chosen Unix systems as a replacement for any proprietary operating system, but because these Unix-like operating systems (BSD, GNU/Linux, etc.) are far superior, and I have many arguments in their favor.
If I don't have time to participate in development, I always contribute financially (within my means, of course). And here's the relevant link.
When I talk about OpenVMS, I mean the worst-case scenario, because having the source code for your operating system is paramount. It's about transparency; it allows you to have an operating system that truly belongs to you, whereas an operating system without source code is just software you buy but to which you have no rights.
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