MindTouch Mobile

Sample screenshots

Viewing a page: Use the table of contents to navigate through a page's contents
Navigate through associations: Use tags to associate pages to find related pages	Navigation through search: You still have access to the Lucene search for quickly locating files inside MindTouch
Notes: Got a quick thought after reading a page? Send and receive public notes (using the MindTouch comment API) to individuals	Send notes: Send public notes (like Twitter) from the iPhone interface (uses MindTouch comments API)

Configuring Apache

Because MindTouch Mobile runs on a separate host (auto-detection is not yet built-in to MindTouch), you must set-up a virtualhost for MindTouch Mobile. Make sure you add the proper DNS entries and update Apache to accept the new hostname. A sample Apache configuration file is inside the package as dekimobile.vhost (also available in SVN). Be sure you match up the ServerName and the DocumentRoot paths to wherever you install MindTouch Mobile!

MindTouch Mobile application set-up

Copy config.new.php to config.php and update all relevant fields to connect to your MindTouch instance. 

Configuring the API

The last step is having the API accept your MindTouch Mobile hostname so all requests can be routed correctly. Most MindTouch installs have a catch-all configuration, so no modifications may be necessary. First try to hit your MindTouch Mobile site via your browser; if it throws API errors, then try configuring these values. 

If you go into /etc/dekiwiki/mindtouch.deki.startup.xml, find the config block which applies to your site. It might look like this:

<config id="wiki.developer.mindtouch.com">
    <host>wiki.developer.mindtouch.com</host>
    <host>m.mindtouch.com</host>
    <db-server>MYSQL_SERVER</db-server>
    <db-port>MYSQL_PORT</db-port>
    <db-user>MYSQL_USER</db-user>
    <db-password hidden="true">MYSQL_PASSWORD</db-password>
</config>

All you have to do to add a hostname alias is to add another <host> value.