Instiki
CentOS

CentOS is a RedHat-like Linux distro, so you should follow the Fedora instructions. Two additional gotchas may present themselves.

1. /dev/null is not world-writable. You need to

   chmod 777 /dev/null

   in order for Instiki to be able to function.

2. /dev/urandom is not a “special character device.” You need to

   rm /dev/urandom
   mknod -m 644 /dev/urandom c 1 9
   chown root:root /dev/urandom

   in order for BZR to function.

In both cases, these need to be placed in a startup script, because rebooting the server will recreate the problem.