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De quoi dépendez-vous vraiment ? Quels équipements, quels serveurs, quels services cloud échappent à votre contrôle, et sous quelle juridiction opèrent-ils ? Savez-vous ce que vos collaborateurs utilisent en dehors des outils officiels ? Ce troisième volet de notre série sur la souveraineté numérique vous donne une méthode concrète pour auditer vos dépendances, évaluer votre exposition et identifier les premières briques à reprendre en main.

Car les alternatives souveraines existent, elles sont matures et les premières étapes sont accessibles sans tout bouleverser. Du matériel réseau au serveur, de l'hébergement à la cybersécurité, nous détaillons comment poser un socle d'infrastructure solide, étape par étape, sans paralyser votre activité. Après la prise de la Bastille, il faut bâtir les fondations de votre citadelle.

The Tiki 27+ Build System marks a significant evolution in the way Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware handles its development and deployment processes. This article aims to guide you through the essential steps and provide solutions, even as the process continues to stabilize.

Introduced in Tiki 27 and refined in subsequent versions, this build system brings numerous enhancements aimed at improving efficiency, consistency, and ease of maintenance for developers and users alike. However, it requires power users and administrators to familiarize themselves with the new installation method from Gitlab (Version Control System). This guide details the updated Tiki system build and setup procedure leveraging nvm for Node version management and npm for dependency handling, including troubleshooting for frequent installation and runtime issues.

Europe has the laws, the labels, and the rhetoric for digital sovereignty. What it lacks is consistency. Between legislation passed and contracts signed, a stubborn gap undermines the credibility of the whole project. From government procurement to school IT, tangible progress coexists with concessions that are hard to defend. Most troubling: it is in classrooms, year after year, that an addiction to closed ecosystems is being quietly built on the taxpayer's dime.

We examine what works, what doesn't, and why coherence remains the weakest link in an otherwise ambitious strategy. Sovereign alternatives exist and are proven. The only missing ingredient is the political will to scale them, from the classroom to the data-center.

If you're installing Tiki Wiki 27, Tiki Wiki 29, or any version above from the git repository, you'll need to use the Tiki Build System that was recently introduced. When running setup.sh option "b" (build), you may encounter build failures due to memory allocation issues. This is a common problem that occurs when Node.js runs out of allocated memory while compiling JavaScript assets. Here’s the troubleshooting process we use, and how you can apply it yourself.

In this video I’ll talk about:

• Tiki installations options
• How to install Git on your computer
• How to pull a Tiki branch from Git without all the history
• How to Upgrade, how to check status, etc.
• Git Workflow for developers
• What is changing for SVN Tiki contributors
• How to create your fork and setup your branch
• How to commit and submit your changes
• How to create a merge request and submit it for approval
• How to keep your branch up-to-date with the rest of the code
• Cherry-Picking (backport)
• Edit your commit message before push

In May 2025, the International Criminal Court lost access to its email system. Not because of a cyberattack or technical failure, but because Microsoft suspended the email account of ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan after the U.S. President imposed sanctions on him. With a single executive order from Washington, an American corporation reached into a European institution based in The Hague and flipped the switch. This isn't a hypothetical scenario. This digital dependency touches everyone – even Europe's most sensitive institutions, designed to protect citizens and uphold justice, operate on American infrastructure that can be shut down instantly.

Review the events of your daily life and you'll feel dizzy. You turn on your computer, check your smartwatch, ask Siri or Alexa to play music, start your car, make a phone call, send an email, calculate a route... Each time, you go through a service, a server, a technology made in the USA. From hardware (Intel, AMD, NVIDIA) to systems (Windows, iOS, Android) to applications (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Zoom), the dependency is systemic. And your habits, your life, your information, your photos... everything that goes online is no longer yours or your company's... How did we get here?

Why finance technological resources and pay technicians to manage resource consumption by bots or users who will never use your services because they are on the other side of the world? For any organization or business, leaving your servers open to the four winds is often an economic and security oversight that unnecessarily overloads your infrastructure. GeoIP Fencing, while not a requirement, becomes an attractive solution to transform your firewall into an intelligent digital "customs" gate. By filtering your incoming traffic by country, you eliminate a massive portion of network pollution and intrusion attempts from hostile nations, ensuring that every Euro invested is dedicated to an optimal, fluid, and secure experience for those who make up your legitimate audience.

Après la mise à jour de Tiki Wiki 27 vers Tiki 29, de nombreux utilisateurs ont découvert que leur fonctionnalité d'autocomplétion (utilisée dans CustomSearch par exemple) ne fonctionne plus. Le champ de saisie qui affichait auparavant des suggestions au fur et à mesure de la frappe n'affiche plus rien du tout. Cela peut être particulièrement frustrant car il n'y a aucun message d'erreur visible dans la console du navigateur, et le reste de votre CustomSearch semble fonctionner normalement. La recherche fonctionne toujours, les résultats s'affichent correctement, mais les suggestions d'autocomplétion ont tout simplement disparu. Découvrez la solution dans cet article