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I want to install a CMS on the district15wpa.org web site and wanted your opinions on the various programs.

The site will be for information only, so membership, forums etc will not be a concern and will most likely be turned off. It will need the ability for non-HTML people to be able to update and maintain the site.


Here is the list of systems that I can install from cPanel.

• Drupal
• Geeklog
• Mambo Open Source
• PHP-Nuke
• phpWCMS
• phpWebSite
• Post-Nuke
• Siteframe
• TYPO3
• Xoops

One of my biggest concerns is security. The first CMS I thought of was either Post-Nuke or PHP-Nuke, but, since these are the most widely used I feel they are the most open to attack ( am I wrong? )

I have been checking them out and I hear that Mambo is a pretty good one but I'm not sure if I like the interface. Right now I'm leaning toward phpWebSite as it has a calender and that is something we need.

Any input you can offer would be appreciated.