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Felix Wiemann of docutils was kind enough to write and point out that docutils doesn’t protect against various kinds of malicious markup and content inclusion. He notes that there are a couple of options to prevent such inclusion.

While I don’t intend to use rstiki on a public-facing web server, others might, and docutils makes it very easy to disable such inclusion. So, it does by default, now.

rstiki-1.1 also sports a new link to the rST quickref.

I used to use phpwiki for a personal, behind-the-firewall wiki. It was simple, though it was many files, and gentoo packaged it. Then, there was a version upgrade that required a database and lost all my (handful of) content. I switched to pwyky because it was a single file, simple, and SBP wrote it. But its syntax doesn’t support nested lists, and it’s not reStructuredText.

rstiki is a minimalist single-file CGI wiki, in python, which uses docutils to render reStructuredText markup.