Shared space to collect common Enhance related commands

xyzulu

@cPFence have done a great job putting together a list here: https://cpfence.app/essential-daily-commands-for-managing-your-enhance-server/

It's a great list, one that should exist in the Enhance documentation, but I don't see that being a priority at this time. Until Enhance are in a position to publish/maintain such a list I'd prefer to see this kind of list in a shared collaborative space .. ie GitHub (perhaps just a shared readme that people could push/request commits to??). Any thoughts or suggestions?

@Adam @Aliysa_Enhance you know, if we were able to have a forum post with editing permissions we could even maintain such a list here on the forums ie a user suggests a command and the OP updated the original list, after testing/verifying.

Edit: Maybe a GitHub wiki like this: https://github.com/xyzulu/enhance-related-commands/wiki
I've seen GitHub wiki be used quite effectively to collaborate

DracoBlue

xyzulu

I'm cleaning it up now, but this works well: https://github.com/xyzulu/enhance-related-commands/wiki/v12-cli-commands

adil

+100

This would definitely be a huge help for new users of Enhance. The more content, blogs, and posts we have about the ecosystem, the more it’ll work as free marketing and attract more users. Both of your suggestions are solid, but I think having a dedicated category on the forum for user-generated knowledge about Enhance and sysadmin topics would be even better for SEO. It would make everything more discoverable and accessible.

One other thought: We could create a new role, something like "Community Helper," for active and helpful users. This role could give them extra permissions in the User-Generated Guides category so they can edit and update posts as needed. That way, the guides could stay up to date with the latest versions of Enhance, and we could keep the content fresh and accurate. @Adam @Aliysa_Enhance

xyzulu

I've put it on a Github wiki for now.. I can't see how me linking to that at times is against the forum rules. As for changes around here.. I'm all for them, but I'd prefer to get the job done/setup rather than than wait until all the other parts align.

adil I think having a dedicated category on the forum for user-generated knowledge about Enhance and sysadmin topics would be even better for SEO.

There is a user generated guide tag/section here now.