====== Sysadmin ======
The start of a sysadmin namespace template.
<nspages -h1 -subns -exclude -textNS="Subcategories:" -textPages="Pages in this subcategory:" -hideNoPages -hideNoSubns>

===== Explanation =====

==== General Documentation suggestions ====
  * https://thepracticalsysadmin.com/how-to-do-internal-documentation/

==== Useful Plugins ====

=== Switches ===
  * https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:switchpanel
  * https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:edittable

=== Tables ===
  * https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:tablewidth

=== ToDo List ===
  * https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:todo (old)
  * https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:task (new/modern)
  * https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:do (requires https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:sqlite)

=== Templates ===
Über die Weboberfläche editierbare Templates.
  * https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:templatepagename

==== Examples ====
Some examples can be found, a example template in In-House and one example for software under Open Source.

<code>
    -Applications
    --In-House
    ---Template
    --Open Source
    ---Keepass
    --Policies
</code>

==== Templates ====
A "_template.txt" is for current the namespace/category its in and a %%"__template.txt"%% is for the current namespace/category and every other one below. If a new Site is created the following template is used:
<code>
====== @!PAGE@ ======
Description of this namespace. \\
<nspages -h1 -subns -exclude -textNS="Subcategories:" -textPages="Pages in this subcategory:" -hideNoPages -hideNoSubns>
</code>

==== Lists ====
List as used above ("Subcategory:" and "Pages in this subcategory:") while hiding if one of this two points is empty.
<code><nspages -h1 -subns -exclude -textNS="Subcategories:" -textPages="Pages in this subcategory:" -hideNoPages -hideNoSubns></code>