Gruta - A web content management system
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Features and highlights
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 - Very lightweight, with as few external dependencies as possible.
 - Optimal to build blogs, portals and other post-oriented web sites.
 - Posts are organized by topics and can be marked with tags.
 - Posts can have a publishing date in the future, so that they
   are automatically published.
 - Posts can include moderated visitor comments. Also, support for
   Akismet or blogspam.net comment SPAM filters is included.
 - Complete RSS support for posts (full, by topic or by tag) or
   for comments.
 - Support for posts available only to logged-in users for a specified
   time, to implement commercial paid-for-content sites.
 - Each topic can include its own set of editors, so that content
   can be delegated to users.
 - Includes a command-line tool with full access to the internal
   database, for complex and repetitive operations that can
   benefit from scripting in Unix-like environments.
 - Hit counters can be stored for each post, maintaining an
   automatic list of most read entries.
 - Automatic support for Google's sitemaps.
 - Posts can be written in HTML or using an easy and intuitive plain
   text format (Grutatxt).
 - Fast, internal search.
 - No SQL database needed (though you can use one if you want).
 - Used from 2001 in several live sites with intense to moderate
   traffic, so reliability is ensured.
 - Not written in PHP (nor Python, nor Ruby...).

Installation
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See the INSTALL document.

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Angel Ortega <angel@triptico.com>