Kiwix

You can also find distro-specific packages for Debian and Ubuntu.

If you are running Debian or Ubuntu, kiwix can be installed by running the command sudo apt install kiwix For Archlinux, you can install using sudo pacman -S kiwix-desktop Fedora users can install it by running sudo dnf install kiwix-desktop

In 2012, Kiwix received a grant from Wikimedia France to build a kiwix-plug, which was deployed to universities in eleven countries known as the Afripedia Project.[12][13] In February 2013 Kiwix won SourceForge's Project of the Month award[14] and an Open Source Award in 2015.[15]

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There is an HTTP server version called kiwix-serve; this allows a computer to host Kiwix content, and make it available to other computers on a network.[17] The other computers see an ordinary website. Kiwix-hotspot is an HTTP server version for plug computers,[14] which is often used to provide a Wi-Fi server.[18]

I made a zim file of two websites using that online youzim.it website. When i run ./kiwix-serve -p 1234 customzim.zim and i navigate to localhost:1234 and i click on the link for my custom zim, it gives me a message that says that i should access the site through https for service workers to work. kiwix-serve doesn't have parameters for setting ssl certs. Also i don't have to do this with zim file i download from the kiwix wiki. So how do i fix this issue? Do i have to rezim my files with different parameters? I just want to browse my custom zims on my local network like i do with the zim files that i download from the kiwix wiki.

I'd like to be able to have the latest versions of both Kiwix (which reads ZIM files) and ZIM-tools (which makes ZIM files) installed concurrently. In the past, that is what I've done, but recently zim-tools was updated to reference the latest version of libzim (7.0.0-1) whereas kiwix-desktop uses kiwix-lib which is still on libzim version 6 (now libzim6). Libzim version 7 and version 6 conflict so it's not possible to install both...

as you can read, someone answered me the problem comes from docker-compose, but i wonder about the given answer and i want to know if someone succeeded in daemonize the kiwix-serve application

-> docker compose will allow automatic boot without adding script, so it could more clean

However, if you want to make the resources available for other people as well, then you need to install kiwix-serve.On Debian and Ubuntu systems, this is just a sudo apt install kiwix-tools in your terminal.

Once you have it installed, all you have to do is to run kiwix-serve -p 8080 your-file-here.zim and your contentpackage is served to anyone who can connect to your machine with a browser over port 8080.

In 2012 Kiwix won a grant from Wikimedia France to build kiwix-plug, which was deployed to universities in eleven countries known as the Afripedia Project.[10][11] In February 2013 Kiwix won SourceForge's Project of the Month award[12] and an Open Source Award in 2015.[13]

But when i try to search in kiwix it asks me to create index. Creating index will take huge time and space why doesn't it uses the already created index. I didn't install kiwix i am using the portable version.

Thanks, this is a good program. Unfortunately there is a bug, and Wiktionary articles don't show translation sections (in fact there are several bugs).I use an old binary version of this package, -xulrunner/0.10/kiwix-0.10-linux-x86_64.tar.bz2This works fine. I'm not sure whether a separate package should be created for that, but at least let everyone here know about that.

I changed the port number of Kolibri to 90 as while installing kiwix-serve, Kiwix was unable to occupy Port 80 (Already occupied by nginx and kolibri). By doing so I was able to run Kolibri and Kiwix at the same time. The ip for these two were

OK. The reason why you're landing on port 80 is that the address line in dnsmasq.conf is just a domain name redirection, and so the client's browser uses the default HTTP port of port 80. Unfortunately there's no way for dnsmasq to tell the client to use port 90 instead. There are two options at this point. Potentially you can use iptables to redirect port 80 traffic to port 90 for a limited time window, but it looks like it would be an easier solution to change the port of kiwix-serve using the --port=PORT command line option.

NOTE: Because kiwix-serve.service use command docker container startkiwix-serve, so that the container kiwix-serve must already been created bythis command, you can check whether the container is created:

You may contact the dev: contact+android@kiwix.org?subject=Kiwix on F-Droid

Or look him up on Wiki and leave him a chat there: User:Kelson - Wikipedia

Or look up his wiki and use any contact methods there:

Although it seems the Dev is working on fixing stuffs soon: so ask him to update on F-Droid. ff782bc1db