Notes on TWiki installation using my PowerWeb account from 
Strato:
-  The right version of perl was at /usr/bin/perl58on my server
-  Perl CGI scripts must have a .plextension in thecgi-bindirectory
-  Had to remove the -Tflag from all scripts (when executing them on the
     Strato server, perl complains it is "too late" to apply the flag)
-  The Strato servers do not provide RCS, so I had to use RcsLitemode
-  .htpasswdand.htaccessfiles seem to work OK. However, I had to
     remove the firstSetHandler blablarule in.htaccessbefore anything worked at all.
-  egrepdoes not seem to be available on my server. Therefore, I could not get regular
     expression searches to work. See also TWiki:Support/HowToReplaceEgrepSearch.
     I am now using a perl scriptegrep.plwhich emulates part of theegrepfunctionality;
     hopefully enough to keep TWiki working.
-  "Changes" in Main.WebLeftBar did not work since it referred to
     cgi-bin/changesrather thancgi-bin/changes.pl
-  http://www.clausbrod.de/info.php lists interesting system stats
-  Change notifications via email did not work. Stato does not
     provide cron support in the package I'm using, and I think TWiki requires
     a crontab entry for this. See TWiki:Support/MailNotifyWithoutCron
     and TWiki:Codev/MailNotifyCgiScript for a potential solution.
     For the time being, I installed http://www.clausbrod.de/cgi-bin/notify.pl
     which can be run from the browser. Also, I registered for an account at
     http://www.cron-server.de, and they are now running a daily cron job for me
     every day.
-  We also seem to have problems finding backlinks.
-  Performance wasn't all that great, really. Now testing
     TWiki:Plugins/CacheAddOn, which improves
     things a LOT, but introduces a few update glitches; see
     TWiki:Plugins/CacheAddOnDev.
     Could also try SelfLoader
     (TWiki:Codev/ModuleLoadingPerformanceEnhancements).
-  Made TWiki more search-engine friendly:
-  Support for variable TOPICTITLE which can set within the topic
-  Improved page layout so that search engines see the body
        text first (well, almost) rather than lengthy CSS code
 
-  Could not get short URLs to work fully, only an approximation - see http://www.clausbrod.de/Blog/BlogOnSoftware20041229
To do:
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