Foswiki Support - by the community, for the community

Quickly find answers to your questions by searching our Support Web. This is maintained by the Foswiki community (buy them a virtual beer if they do a particularly fine job).

You don't need to be a regular community member or expert to contribute. You can help others by simply raising a question.

Software documentation      Known issues in current version - always start here!      Security Alerts      Documentation shipped with Foswiki      Additional documentation, with some how-to's, cookbooks, and tutorials      Foswiki Security Features expanded with new safety measures that come with Foswiki 1.0.6 and later versions      Documentation for developers gets down-and-dirty with the Foswiki internals Support questions Can't find your issue in the documentation?      Browse support questions (you can also ask a new question from here after checking the existing ones)      Frequently Asked Questions      Best Practices Bugs and feature requests      Our work tracking system uses Foswiki. You can browse open tasks or enter a problem report here      Our feature request system also uses Foswiki. You can browse feature requests or enter a feature request here

Get live support with IRC Many experienced people from the Foswiki community can be reached every day on the IRC community chat channel #foswiki. Get directions on Get live support - the fastest way to get in touch with experts. Use e-mail If e-mail is your thing, we have a number of mailing lists that can be subscribed to.

What you can expect from this community

• We know how important Foswiki is to you as it is important to us. We want you to be able to rely on our experience.
• We want to make sure that all questions get answered.
• We want to set standards for good support and live up to them. Please help us if we do not by telling us via email.

Above and Beyond

If you find you are not getting enough help from the support channels, you want some one-on-one time with an expert, or you want commercial support, then we have a network of WikiConsultants, many of whom are active community participants. You can find them literally everywhere across the world. If you cannot find a suitable consultant in the list, then ask us for guidance in locating someone who can help you.