[09:20:52] <bggd>	 Hello. I have a site with a mediawiki/ subspace. Don't know  how, but some bots found it and it and I got many connections scrapping everything :) All the SpecialPages, etc :)
[09:21:39] <bggd>	 Is there a simple way to rename the directory, from 'mediawiki' to something else, and so the URLs too ?
[09:23:08] <andre>	 "subspace" in what?
[09:23:29] <andre>	 why/how would renaming something solve some problem?
[09:23:54] <bggd>	 So the bots would not have the good URLs
[09:24:42] <bggd>	 instead of http://mysite.fr/mediawiki/, it would be http://mysite.fr/somethingelse/
[09:27:27] <p858snake|cloud>	 and then the crawlers would just find it again, and the AI crawlers would start again
[09:28:13] <p858snake|cloud>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Handling_web_crawlers
[09:28:35] <bggd>	 Of course there is no link from mysite to mysute/mediawiki. But I pasted the mediawiki link on sevreal public sites :(
[09:28:53] <bggd>	 *several. Thanks for the link.
[09:33:50] <bggd>	 But of course it's a public wiki, so I don't want to block anonymous users.
[09:35:02] <bggd>	 Well I'll just try to rename 'mediawiki' everywhere, in the php conf file, in Apache, and in the filesystem.
[09:36:28] <bggd>	 Or simply reinstall mediawiki with another name.
[09:42:23] <bggd>	 Hum. It seems to be simple. Sorry.