User:Cajunman4life

Aaron Graves (Cajunman4life)
Hi, I'm Aaron Graves, aka Cajunman4life. Here is my Wikipedia page. It's very much a work in progress, so ignore the "rough edges."

General Information
Presently I reside in Omaha, Nebraska. I served 7 years in the military, including a tour of duty in Afghanistan.

I am a Perl enthusiast, and I've written several Perl scripts for use in Unix administration as well as web applications.

I prefer to use FreeBSD, but use Debian as well, and recently have taken up an interest in Bodhi Linux.

I keep my homepage pretty up-to-date, you can find it at http://ajgraves.myunixhost.com/

=Aneuch=

Aneuch (pronounced uh-nookh and means "enough") is a wiki engine written in Perl by Aaron Graves. It is a single PERL script, and it uses your filesystem rather than a database.

Aneuch is very similar in concept to UseModWiki or Oddmuse (though it is important to note that Aneuch uses no code from either!)

History
Aneuch was created by Aaron Graves in July of 2012. While working on a project to convert internal documentation to MediaWiki at his workplace, he wrote a QND Perl script to convert MediaWiki syntax elements into their HTML equivalent.

For fun, he continued to build the project into a full-blown wiki engine, ultimately switching the Markup language used to Creole.

Main features

 * Revision control : Aneuch stores all versions of each wiki page, allowing the user to compare the current version with any older version. Parallel editing of one page by multiple users is prevented by a locking mechanism.
 * Plugins : Aneuch has a plugin interface available. While no plugins have been created yet, the developer is planning to create plugins for different Markup languages (Markdown being the first planned)
 * Templates : The appearance of the wiki can be defined by a template.
 * Full text search : Aneuch has an integrated search with which a user can search for keywords on the wiki.

Planned features

 * Caching : Aneuch will create a cache of all pages, reducing server load on a busy site.
 * Access control : ACL's are planned for per-page and site-wide usage.