WIKIFS This guide assumes you have set up httpd(8) according to the guide. First we copy the sample wiki: ! ; mkdir /sys/lib/wiki.plan9 ! ; cd /sys/lib/wiki && tar cp .} | {cd /sys/lib/wiki.plan9 && tar xT} ! ; mkdir -p /usr/web/$sysname/wiki/ Next, download create.html and put it in /usr/web/$sysname/wiki/: https://9p.io/wiki/plan9/create.html NOTE: It will not be possible to create/write to this file after wikifs(4) is mounted, so do this before mounting. NOTE: You may want to edit line 24 of create.html to change the relative path to match your hierarchy. In /cfg/$sysname/cpurc, make sure to add this line before calling ip/httpd/httpd: ! ; wikifs -p 666 -s wiki.$sysname -a tcp!*!wiki /sys/lib/wiki Then in /cfg/$sysname/namespace.httpd, you must add a line similar to the below to mount the service created by wikifs(4): ! # wiki ! ; mount -bc '#s'/wiki.$sysname /usr/web/$sysname/wiki Create the directories as needed: ! ; mkdir -p /usr/web/$sysname/wiki/ Next, mount the wikifs(4) and download create.html: ! ; mount -bc '#s'/wiki.plan9 /usr/web/plan9/wiki A script can be used to generate an index page: ! { ! echo 'Wiki Index' ! echo 'Index of wiki pages:' ! sed 's/([0-9]*) (.*)/ * \[\2] (\1)\<\/a\>/' /sys/lib/wiki.plan9/d/map | sort ! } > /usr/web/plan9/wiki/index.html The script below can be used to generate wiki markup: ! { ! echo Wiki Index ! echo ! echo Index of wiki pages: ! echo ! sed 's/([0-9]*) (.*)/ * [\2] (\1)/' /sys/lib/wiki.plan9/d/map | sort ! } >/tmp/windex https://9p.io/wiki/plan9/create.html