Open Source Document Management System (DMS)

http://www.docmgr.org/

DocMGR is a complete, web-based Document Management System (DMS). It allows for the storage of any file type, and supports full-text indexing of the most popular document formats. It is available in many different languages and is easy to translate into new languages. DocMGR runs on PHP, the Apache webserver, and Postgresql. It optionally uses tsearch2 for full-text indexing which provides for faster search results and result ranking. DocMGR supports LDAP authentication, the ability to easily add and remove "objects" for storage in the system, document workflow, object subscriptions, WebDAV access, and an ever-growing set of features revolving around content storage.

The current version is 0.58, which may be downloaded from Sourceforge

This wiki is dedicated to documenting the installation and usage of DocMGR in different client and server environments. It is my hope the DocMGR community will be able to contribute and complete a more robust documentation system for use by DocMGR administrators and users.

You may access the documentation page at Documentation

Anyone with an account may contribute to this site. We are all responsible for keeping the documentation accurate, and spam or unwanted messages off here.


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