Hi Glenn, as far as I understand everything you want to do is already there. You load your objects (e.g. a Structure say a Page, a Resource, a Folder or a subclass of any of those) and put them into the root folder of the server. As every structure has a title (=string name) and is mapped automatically to an url the objects are easily accessible. If you just want to see those objects, you only allow view-actions to be used with your structure. Multiple instances of SWKom can run multiple servers on different ports. Users, Roles and Permissions are setup globally for the whole wiki, however it is possible to redefine the roles in any structure (Page, Folder, Resource). As an example imagine two roles called 'student' and 'professor'. The professor has all the permissions and the student has only the view permissions by default. Now lets have a folder called 'student-data' where the professor wants to leave notes about his students but they should not be able to see it. What you do then is to remove all the permission from the 'student'-role in that particular folder. Probably the students want to setup their own home-page, so you might want to create a folder 'student-hp' where the permission to edit and create pages is added to the student-roles. Btw, there is also the anonymous role that is used for all access to SmallWiki where no authentication is given. This means that if you restrict the permission of a particular role you have to take care that you also restrict the anonymous role. Just upload something new and it will replace the old upload. As everything in SmallWiki this is versioned and you are able to go back if necessary. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://renggli.freezope.org