-tag with a
-tag?
[13:16:45] 	so, the format that the 'recent changes' channels use is an 'official' mediawiki protocol?
[13:17:02] 	yeah, there's $wgUDPRCPort or something
[13:17:28] 	and then you just do nc -u -l -p  | irssi -d on the target computer
[13:17:31] 	and you're in business
[13:18:32] 	who sets the colors? mediawiki?
[13:18:53] 	I think so
[13:19:03] 	you can change them in the code if you must.
[13:19:17] 	can you point me to that section in the code?
[13:19:25] 	moment
[13:19:29] 	thanks :)
[13:20:51] 	RecentChange::getIRCLine, /includes/RecentChange.php, line 532
[13:21:28] 	03(NEW) prop= modules should have limit parameter - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11570 normal; normal; MediaWiki: API; (roan.kattouw)
[13:21:46] 	Werdna: thanks!
[13:22:04] 	on that node, bedtime
[13:27:00] 	03(mod) Fetching revision history fails without error message - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11430  (10roan.kattouw)
[13:28:31] 	hi again to all, i'm trying to install this extension http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:DiscussionThread_Article i have mediawiki 1.11 but i didn't understand what extacly i need to do for this extension with my 1.11 version
[13:29:28] 	hmm
[13:29:43] 	more specific
[13:29:46] 	what didn't you understand?
[13:30:09] 	if you read there's written that with 1.11 you don't need to patch anythink
[13:30:26] 	but then it said you have to patch a file
[13:30:33] 	i have to patch it or not?
[13:30:53] 	03(mod) Cannot rename/move images and other media files. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=709  (10l8qjvx002)
[13:32:44] 	found it
[13:32:49] 	should i write it anywhere?
[13:33:17] 	03(mod) Login should return the cookie prefix - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11569  +comment (10roan.kattouw)
[13:41:56] 	Hi to all, if I paste a div-tag in my user-page mediawiki renders the div-tag correctly. But when I paste the same div-tag on the start page, mediawiki renders a -tag instead of my div-tag :( Can anybody help me?
[13:44:01] 	vesparun200: it must be caused by the context you are using the div in. got a link?
[13:44:40] 	03(mod) Login should return the cookie prefix - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11569  (10Bryan.TongMinh)
[13:44:41] 	no,there is no link in the div-tag
[13:45:08] 	yust a Users
[13:45:15] 	no, i mean please give me a link to thatpage so i can have a look
[13:45:39] 	hmm, it is a internal server
[13:46:17] 	03(mod) Login should return the cookie prefix - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11569  (10roan.kattouw)
[13:46:20] 	no external connectivity
[13:46:41] 	vesparun200: copy the relevant bit of wikitext here: http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesparun200
[13:47:10] 	see if it works there. copy the entire page, if neccessary
[13:47:10] 	ok, one moment
[13:49:42] 	Duesentrieb_: at http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesparun200 the code works and on my internal server it works also fine but not on the start page :(
[13:50:21] 	vesparun200: copy the entire page
[13:51:21] 	how can I do that? copy and paste the code out of the editor?
[13:52:00] 	yep
[13:53:17] 	no, the html-code has no div tags...
[13:53:23] 	err?
[13:53:32] 	copy the wiki text. not the html code
[13:53:40] 	the entire wiki textof you start page.
[13:53:44] 	or is that all it has?
[13:53:50] 	yepp, that have I done!
[13:53:55] 	o_O
[13:54:06] 	really!
[13:54:30] 	I work with a mediawiki 1.7 on a ubuntu server
[13:54:31] 	leasing spaces have a special meaning in mediawiki
[13:54:44] 	don't start lines with spaces unless you want pre-formatted text 
[13:54:51] 	ok
[13:55:00] 	(in combination with the table stuff it seems to have a rather odd effect)
[13:55:05] 	but why does it work on other pages?
[13:55:13] 	also, avoid html tagsif possible. use wiki syntax for tables
[13:55:50] 	i have no idea why it doesn't work - the leading spaces have no imapct on the  really
[13:56:38] 	what happens if you use span instead of div, btw=
[13:56:39] 	?
[13:56:51] 	moment, i will try
[13:58:01] 	span works fine
[13:58:07] 	but no div?!
[13:58:36] 	hello. does anyone know how I can add a large number of new articles into a mediawiki database?
[13:59:08] 	oh, wait, a span goes automaticlly in a ...
[13:59:13] 	hmm, strange
[13:59:23] 	vesparun200: no. the 
 is generated for all text blocks
[13:59:33] 	ok
[13:59:44] 	block are spearated by blank lines, or by starting a new construct
[14:00:21] 	ok, that's fine. should i try to delete the page and start at a new page?
[14:00:29] 	panos: i think there's an import script for plain text files in the maintenance directory. otherwise, build a mediawiki-dump compatible xml, and import it using importDump.php (or the Special:Import page, if it's not too much)
[14:00:32] 	how do I get print_r working, it works in my test apps, but not through mediawiki, any ideas?
[14:00:53] 	vesparun200: it should have nothing to do with the page as such. generally, just avoid html markup.
[14:01:03] 	great. I will try it. thanks!
[14:01:33] 	vesparun200: i don't know what went wrong for you, but it's likely related to something (tidy?) trying to fix html that got odd when mixing explicite html and wiki syntax
[14:02:12] 	>the Special:Import page, if it's not too much: Do you mean if it is not a large number of articles? I'm talking about 100.000 articles.
[14:02:52] 	then use the command line tools
[14:03:01] 	pushing that over http is going to time out
[14:03:28] 	consider using mwdumper (java based, separate install) for faster import of xml dumps
[14:03:45] 	Duesentrieb_; thank you! i will try a little bit more...
[14:06:38] 	does anyone know how to get debugging info printed to the browser print_r() etc...they aren't appearing for me
[14:08:25] 	Duesentrieb: > then use the command line tools: Can you please explain? What is command line tools?
[14:09:58] 	tools you use from the command line. aka shell (or, for windows users, "dos box")
[14:10:10] 	what kind of access do you have to the web host?
[14:10:52] 	Server is accessible by me at root level.
[14:11:44] 	I'm familiar with command line, I just do not know the commands.
[14:11:54] 	panos: then you should know what a shell is, i hope. go into the maintenance dir on mediawiki's installation dir. there are several php scripts there. Those are not for running from the web, but from the command line.
[14:12:18] 	for example: > php importDump.php MyDump.xml will import MyDump.xml into your wiki
[14:12:46] 	most of them should output a help message when started without parameters - or look at the top of the php files
[14:12:52] 	or ask google how to use them
[14:13:11] 	i think importing of dumps is also covered in the backup manual
[14:13:13] 	!backup
[14:13:13] 	http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Backing_up_a_wiki
[14:13:32] 	Hi there! How can I rename the default pages/links (Privacy Policy, About , Disclaimers) after a mediawiki-installation?
[14:13:35] 	not sure about the importTextFiles.php stuff (or whatever its called)
[14:13:42] 	ok. Can you guide me on where I can find a dump file structure?
[14:13:45] 	so I've got this hook: $wgHooks['WatchArticle'][] = 'foo';  when I define foo() do I have to do function foo($user,$article)  or are those variables automatically available to the function?
[14:14:11] 	I can change php wait time so not to time out.
[14:14:21] 	Shodan_: edit MediaWiki:mainpage to change the main page. the others are also controlled by system messages (i.e. pages in the MediaWiki: namespace), but i don't know their names
[14:14:28] 	 you can search through special:allmessages
[14:15:00] 	panos: believe me, you don't want to do it via http. timeout doesn't apply on the command line.
[14:15:39] 	panos: the easiest way to get to know the structure is to look at an example: go to the Special:Export pagem, enter a couple of page names, and look at the XML it spits out. it's fairly trivial.
[14:16:12] 	Thanx...I'll try
[14:16:34] 	this is helpful, thanks. about time out, I mean to change php.ini time out value, what do you think?
[14:17:13] 	panos: what for?
[14:18:34] 	I'm asking if changing php.ini time out value will solve the time out problem using importdump.php script.
[14:19:14] 	and as i said before: there is no timeout problem when using the command line script
[14:19:39] 	sorry. you really helped me, thanks.
[14:20:08] 	it would only exist if you where using the *form* on Special:Import - and in that case, the php timeout probably wouldn't be the problem, but rather a timeout on the http or even tcp level.
[14:20:18] 	(not to mention max post size)
[14:21:58] 	Is there any size problem? content vars from few bytes to several Ks.
[14:22:55] 	default limit is 4MB per page, i think
[14:23:26] 	ok, it is not a problem, thank you for your help.
[14:28:56] 	XML file include some information known when exporting bu not known when importing, for example "page:id, page:revision, page:timestamp etc". Do you know how I can deal with these.
[14:38:25] 	panos: i don't think id and revision-id are used dureing import. i'd simply make a counter giving each page a different id, and using it also as the revision id.
[14:38:43] 	panos: as for the timestamp, set it to whatever you like. make sure you have the right format, though
[14:40:26] 	ok, I will try and see. thanks.
[14:40:50] 	03(mod) Add type parameter to ModifyUITemplate function calls - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9691  (10seventowers)
[14:40:52] 	03(mod) Login should return the cookie prefix - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11569  (10Bryan.TongMinh)
[14:41:26] 	panos: test with a small set of pages (10 or something)
[14:41:43] 	ok, I will do as suggested.
[14:42:44] 	03(mod) Login should return the cookie prefix - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11569  (10roan.kattouw)
[14:51:23] 	daily notice of bug 5678
[14:53:04] 	03(mod) Login should return the cookie prefix - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11569  (10Bryan.TongMinh)
[14:53:24] 	seems like I'm having troubles clearly describing bugs today
[14:53:54] 	AzaTht: :D
[14:54:37] 	5678 is a nice number
[14:54:57] 	lch: need to push for the bug
[14:55:04] 	hate that bug
[14:55:10] 	needds to be fixed
[14:55:22] 	03(ASSIGNED) Login should return the cookie prefix - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11569  +comment (10roan.kattouw)
[14:55:42] 	should add a bug "fix bug 5678"
[14:56:01] 	does anyone know something about rewriting?
[14:56:21] 	tugori: depends on what you mean
[14:56:29] 	I can rewrite a text yes
[14:57:13] 	about rewriting conditions of url's
[14:57:32] 	that I don't know what you mean by
[14:57:32] 	sry i do not know exactly what it means myself
[14:57:38] 	http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/misc/rewriteguide.html
[14:57:41] 	soemthing like that^^
[14:59:14] 	do you know about it?
[15:04:34] 	.
[15:04:58] 	Hello guys. I realise you don't support hird party extensions, but can anyone tell me if they run pagesecurity extension with the latest mediawiki? I see there's no specific patch for that version.
[15:05:21] 	bonsoir à tous! :)
[15:05:28] 	Salut.
[15:05:29] 	c'est bien un chan francophone ici?
[15:05:32] 	oui parfait! :p
[15:05:40] 	AzaTht: ?
[15:05:43] 	bon alors j'explique mon ptit soucis! ^^
[15:05:50] 	Non je suis desolait.
[15:06:01] 	its impolite to speak french in an english channel
[15:06:01] 	Je ne peux parler francais. :(
[15:06:14] 	 j'aimerais supprimer le lien vers les pages spéciales lorsqu'un utilisateur n'est pas loggué, je pensais pouvoir le faire par mediawiki:sidebar
[15:06:18] 	I was just saying I can't speak it. :P
[15:06:19] 	sauf que ça marche pas
[15:06:27] 	une idée pour m'aiguiller?
[15:06:41] 	speak english
[15:07:10] 	is it a french or an english chan?
[15:07:18] 	English my friend.
[15:07:32] 	well, it's not so evil if you really can't speak english - the problem is rather that few people here understand french...
[15:07:39] 	ok sorry! :p my english is really bad so can try it instead! ;)
[15:07:49] 	Good luck, I bet my French is worse. :P
[15:08:29] 	i would like delete or hide the "specialpages link" in the toolbox if user isn't logged
[15:09:13] 	i was thinking i cna do that if i editing the mediawiki:sidebar page
[15:09:19] 	but not...
[15:09:25] 	AzaTht: Do you know about it?
[15:09:33] 	have you an idee to do that?
[15:09:56] 	do you understand?
[15:10:38] 	Matmat: the toolbox is automatic. you can't edit it.
[15:10:39] 	Matmat: you can edit the php skin..
[15:10:48] 	jlerner: even then it's tricky.
[15:10:52] 	agree
[15:10:53] 	arf
[15:10:58] 	thx all! ;)
[15:11:07] 	i come back if i need it! ^^
[15:11:09] 	Matmat: you can try to hide the entry using css
[15:11:22] 	yes Duesentrieb_ i try it! ;)
[15:11:39] 	i say you if its a succes! :p
[15:11:45] 	(sorry for bad english! ;) )
[15:13:13] 	sorry for no french :)
[15:14:06] 	^^
[15:14:15] 	i come back!  xD
[15:15:05] 	Does anyone know of a simple way to hide the history of a page?
[15:15:22] 	Based on groups.
[15:15:51] 	Does anyone know something like that: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/misc/rewriteguide.html
[15:16:19] 	if i edit CSS users who change skin can see the link to special pages. So i 've chosse to do nothing, it isn't so important if they see this link
[15:16:46] 	The special pages link won't matter to users that don't have any special access really.
[15:16:52] 	SO you are right, it's not important.
[15:16:58] 	^^
[15:17:00] 	:p
[15:20:10] 	maznaz: most special pages can be used by everyone
[15:21:45] 	But nothing dangerous to the administration of the wiki.
[15:21:49] 	That I can think of.
[15:22:16] 	So nobody knows of an extension to hide the history anyway?
[15:22:28] 	tugori: no Im sorry
[15:22:58] 	maznaz: history is an essential part of most licensing schemes. so, no.
[15:23:13] 	basically, it must be visible to propertly attribute the contributors
[15:23:52] 	Well it's a feature of the PageSecurity addon, but that one isn't up to date.
[15:23:56] 	So it isn't completely unheard of.
[15:24:11] 	someone know about this? http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/misc/rewriteguide.html
[15:24:23] 	well, yes, extensions for unwise things exist
[15:24:32] 	Why do you keep asking about apache rewriting?
[15:24:43] 	tugori: give me 10 minute to finish the chapter, then i'll help you
[15:25:00] 	ok, (thought you do not know about it=?)
[15:25:07] 	I've used mod_rewrite plenty.
[15:25:25] 	tugori: i never did that particular thing, but i can probably understand the manual without too much trouble
[15:26:01] 	well i tried, but i did not understand anything. but go on with maznaz, i do not want to disturb your talk
[15:26:12] 	We are finished, thanks.
[15:26:44] 	mod_rewrite looks a lot more complicated than it actually is.
[15:26:53] 	But then so does everything that uses regular expressions.
[15:27:05] 	he doesn't even need a regex
[15:27:14] 	he needs a hostname based rewritecond
[15:27:18] 	What's he trying to do?
[15:27:19] 	so, if you have used that before...
[15:27:28] 	 i have got two domains which direct into the same folder www.mugenpedia.de and www.magic-mugen.de now i want www.mugenpedia.de to redirect to www.mugenpedia.de/en but magic-mugen.de should stay the same
[15:27:42] 	if thats correct, maybe i express myself wrongly
[15:27:54] 	Okay.
[15:28:04] 	And you use apache 1.3?
[15:28:29] 	2.0
[15:28:34] 	says the header :)
[15:28:49] 	i dont know
[15:28:53] 	Do you have www.mugenpedia.de as a separae vhost pointing to the same location or a serveralias?
[15:28:54] 	where?
[15:28:58] 	Thank you Duesentrieb_ :)
[15:29:03] 	Apache/2.0.59
[15:29:16] 	its the same host
[15:29:32] 	Okay, can you show me the directive that has that name in please?
[15:29:47] 	how do you mean?
[15:29:55] 	tugori are you acutally running a redirect
[15:30:47] 	actually im running this:
[15:30:48] 	RewriteEngine On
[15:30:48] 	RewriteBase /
[15:30:48] 	RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
[15:30:48] 	RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
[15:30:48] 	RewriteRule ^en/(.*)$ mugenpedia/index.php?title=$1 [PT,L,QSA]
[15:30:49] 	so if you point your browser @ www.magic-mugen.de ... it auto redirects and the url is now www.mugenpedia.de
[15:30:50] 	RewriteRule ^en/*$ en/ [L,QSA]
[15:30:52] 	RewriteRule ^de/(.*)$ mugenpedia_de/index.php?title=$1 [PT,L,QSA]
[15:30:54] 	RewriteRule ^de/*$ de/ [L,QSA]
[15:31:03] 	i dont know if that is what you mean
[15:31:11] 	"Don't paste text to the channel, use http://rafb.net/paste/" -the topic
[15:31:32] 	ok, next time i will do
[15:31:41] 	meh i know an easier way w/ lighttpd
[15:32:11] 	so thats just because i have got a multilingual wikipedia
[15:33:49] 	nevermind guys, i'll walk him through
[15:33:56] 	i alread got him through the rewriting.
[15:34:05] 	I'm just trying to remember if he can just use mod_alias :P
[15:34:07] 	so the redirect shoulldn't be too hard
[15:34:20] 	maznaz: much easier to use mod_rewrite.
[15:34:23] 	I can't remember if you can use a hostname in the alias directive.
[15:34:41] 	It doesn't get much easier than Alias www.hostname.com/ www.hostname.com/en/
[15:34:44] 	maznaz: aliasing wouldn't work. it would break wiki urls. he needs a real redirect
[15:34:47] 	But that might not work
[15:34:53] 	Hmm okay.
[15:34:59] 	no, that's equivalent to rewirting, not rdirecting
[15:35:05] 	tugori: --> priv
[15:35:14] 	ok
[15:55:10] 	Hello, I'm trying to write a MediaWiki plugin to push HTML copies of MediaWiki pages into our application, and I'm getting stuck on the  $markup
[15:56:12] It seems to be hard-coded into Parser.php and Math.php how the .png should be inserted into the document, so I'm getting a few$  tags in my output that point to images that don't exist on the new server
[15:56:37] 	Does anyone know how I can change this behavior from within a plugin (i.e. without directly modifying Parser.php or Math.php?)
[15:56:49] 	i'll be back! :p
[15:56:57] 	hmm
[15:57:29] 	brion-office: Can we have a executive decision regarding bug 6545?
[15:57:32] 	please
[15:57:33] 	i'ld like rename default groups, do you know how can i do it?
[15:58:46] 	notjacob: use action=parse to generate html snippets, or use dumpHtml from the command line. this should be all you need, and those also trigger the automatic rendering if needed.
[15:59:44] 	Duesentrieb_: where do I use action=parse?
[16:00:09] 	notjacob: an url parameter. and it's action=render, sorry
[16:00:32] 	notjacob: example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoothing?action=render
[16:01:10] 	well, i'm trying to do it automatically from a special page
[16:03:01] 	so I've created a new Skin, and written my special page etc.
[16:03:25] 	no body to help me?
[16:03:30] 	$parserOutput = $wgParser->parse($rev->getText(), $title, $popts, true, true, $rev->getID());
[16:08:19] 	and everything is working great; my skin class handles makeThumbLink2, makeImageLink2, etc
[16:08:41] 	by uploading the image to the application and rewriting the link to point to the uploaded image
[16:09:06] 	but the  $tag is rendering its own$  tags internally, and i just can't figure out how to rewrite it
[16:19:49] 	hey, i've just configured mediawiki (after some db issues) but there is no localsettings.php file in /config
[16:20:04] 	i got the green "Environment checked. You can install MediaWiki." text
[16:20:06] 	but no config file...
[16:21:27] 	Moniker42: did you enter all the paramters ans click "Install" ?
[16:21:36] 	yes
[16:21:52] 	i'll try again, because i had some problems...
[16:22:03] 	and no error reported ?
[16:22:43] 	didn't seem to...
[16:22:52] 	two secs, i'm trying the config thing again
[16:24:32] 	oh, i had another database error
[16:25:16] 	"mysql1034.servage.net is not a valid database name"
[16:25:30] 	enter than into mysql host
[16:25:35] 	yea
[16:26:03] 	what does the database name look like then?
[16:26:10] 	03nikerabbit * r26436 10/trunk/extensions/Translate/ (4 files): * Rewrote special:magic to be more sane
[16:26:12] 	i can't find it anywhere...
[16:26:31] 	Moniker42: you have too make one in your site control panel
[16:28:55] 	MinuteElectron, i did that
[16:29:12] 	it just has username and password... no name =\
[16:29:32] *Moniker42 	goes wading through the control panel pages...
[16:30:09] 	yes, it's the same as the username for it
[16:30:14] 	but it's not working =\
[16:33:28] 	03aaron * r26437 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (3 files): 
[16:33:28] 	*Tweak log messages to show links in RC
[16:33:28] 	*Make stable version log for config changes. Show fragment at stabilization page.
[16:35:59] 	MinuteElectron, ialex i'm still getting the error "Something's not quite right yet; make sure everything below is filled out correctly."
[16:36:33] 	Moniker42: there's a red message at the right of a box wehre the error occurs
[16:37:01] 	ialex, oh sorry...
[16:37:06] 	i forgot to enter some details at the top...
[16:37:13] 	03(mod) Add Hooks to SpecialImport and SpecialExport - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11539  (10seventowers)
[16:37:15] 	i was heading straigtht for the databases stuff 
[16:38:14] 	okay, i'm getting "connection failed" next to the "database host: mysql1047.servage.net"
[16:39:05] 	Moniker42: entred correctly the port number
[16:39:08] 	?
[16:39:20] 	yes
[16:39:42] 	could the problem be that mediawiki doesn't like that the database's name and username are the same?
[16:40:24] 	i think mediawiki doesn't check this
[16:45:23] 	03(FIXED) Creating internationalization of Special: Magic in Translate extension - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11554  +comment (10niklas.laxstrom)
[16:47:45] 	ialex, i had a space at the start of the server name
[16:48:19] 	Moniker42: this can explain why there was a problem :)
[16:48:32] 	ialex, i can't believe i just spent half an afternoon on that
[16:48:38] 	 Moniker42: there is a space at the start of that server name
[16:48:48] 	there was a short pause, i fixed it, everything worked
[16:48:58] 	and then i headbutted the wall, and now i have a headache
[17:20:46] 	erg : http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Livolsju
[17:29:42] 	03(mod) Media Descriptions Imported From Commons - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11289  (10seventowers)
[17:30:40] 	plop
[17:30:50] 	i've a little question
[17:30:56] 	http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:%24wgHashedUploadDirectory
[17:31:36] 	if i set it on "false" what's the used directory structure?
[17:31:57] 	(do you understand? i've bad english)
[17:32:09] 	i understand matmat
[17:32:16] 	probably http://your-wiki.tld/images/image.png or so
[17:32:43] 	ok
[17:33:23] 	the hashed directory seems that it creates a directory for every articles?
[17:33:40] 	(articles? :/ pages if you prefer)
[17:33:57] 	the hashed directory is quite confusing...not sure if it has /anything/ to do with articles actually
[17:33:58] 	To complete the installation, move config/LocalSettings.php to the parent directory.
[17:34:08] 	but there's no localsettings.php in the config dir! >.<
[17:34:28] 	brb
[17:35:16] 	03aaron * r26438 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedArticle.php FlaggedRevs.php FlaggedRevsPage_body.php): 
[17:35:16] 	*Try not to spam RC with reviews
[17:35:16] 	*Enable fairly normal patrolling of non-reviewable pages
[17:35:35] 	Moniker42, the localsettings it perhaps allready at wiki's root
[17:35:54] 	(sorry for bad english i'm french! :p )
[17:36:42] 	 the hashed directory is quite confusing...not sure if it has /anything/ to do with articles actually  >>>>>>>> sorry i don't understand it can you explain with other words? :/
[17:36:57] 	um, no?
[17:38:00] 	ok Jack_Phoenix  google help me a little! :p
[17:38:12] 	i think i've understand! :p
[17:38:16] 	Matmat: hash might not be linked to do with articles
[17:38:32] 	ok thanks notjacob ! ^^
[17:39:45] 	but i don't understand another point: what's interest of hashed directory?
[17:40:26] 	perhaps for filesystems that have slow linear access
[17:40:34] 	like ext3
[17:44:39] 	ok
[17:44:42] 	thx all! :)
[17:46:16] 	or for security
[17:48:26] 	MinuteElectron, upload dir is protected, you can't list its.
[17:49:47] 	So?
[17:50:22] 	so if there is pictures or dir it's th same
[17:50:23] 	if they were named after the image name then it would be easy for elite h4x0rz to get something you don't want them to: e.g. if the wiki was read-protected
[17:50:26] 	no?
[17:51:06] 	what's mean "e.g." ?
[17:51:21] 	e.g. example given
[17:51:25] 	ok
[17:51:39] 	yes you're right
[17:51:46] 	notjacob, i'm 18 and speak fluent English... and i've actually never thought "what does eg actually stand for?" :P
[17:51:57] 	'im french! :p
[17:52:31] 	haha
[17:52:32] 	yeah
[17:52:35] 	i.e. is even more confusing
[17:52:42] 	It does not mean example given.
[17:52:48] 	It means example gratia.
[17:52:50] 	i know n. b.
[17:52:53] 	It's latin.
[17:52:56] 	oh...
[17:52:57] 	interesting.
[17:52:59] 	they're all latin
[17:53:01] 	And i.e is id est.
[17:53:03] 	Indeed.
[17:53:11] 	id est - That is
[17:53:16] 	NB means "nota beni" or something similar meaning "note this, very important"
[17:53:38] 	i. e. exist in french, with same signification
[17:53:57] 	and i think it's nota bene
[17:54:10] 	it's italian no?
[17:55:10] 	merriam-webster says nota bene
[17:58:11] <_das>	Hi...is there a quick way to find the number of page views for a page in mediawiki?
[17:58:43] 	_das, you could add a circa-1998 hit counter? :)
[17:58:49] <_das>	heh
[17:59:03] <_das>	well, i'd assume mediawiki has those stats somewhere...
[17:59:43] 	i'm having bother getting MW installed
[17:59:48] 	it says "Creating LocalSettings.php..."
[18:00:10] 	and it seems to have completed okay, but localsettings.php is not in config or in wiki
[18:00:57] 	_das: Article::getCount() if you're looking for a way to find it from the code
[18:01:15] <_das>	i'm looking for a way to find it by directing someone to a URL
[18:01:21] 	hm
[18:01:32] <_das>	or embedding something in a page to get the count
[18:01:33] 	it's in the database, page.page_counter
[18:02:25] <_das>	hmm
[18:02:39] <_das>	and how could I effectively access that from a wiki page and/or URL?
[18:02:45] 	i'm looking
[18:02:50] <_das>	i'm looking as well
[18:03:03] 	the only place I see it actually used is in Special:Statistics
[18:03:06] <_das>	but couldn't find anything, except references to the fact that it exists, and thus came here
[18:03:14] <_das>	it's also on popular pages
[18:03:21] 	yeah, and Special:Popular Pages
[18:03:24] <_das>	but how does something else use it
[18:03:31] 	you'd have to write some PHP to add that
[18:03:48] <_das>	yeah, and I don't have access to the server itself
[18:03:54] <_das>	just the mediawiki instance
[18:04:08] 	you have access to the .php in your mediawiki directory?
[18:04:28] <_das>	no...I only have access to mediawiki via the web (albeit as an admin)
[18:04:34] 	oh
[18:04:35] <_das>	but not to the filesystem of the server or the server itself
[18:05:04] <_das>	i can have the team that manages the server make the change(s), but I was hoping there was a way I could do something
[18:05:40] 	_das: try the API?
[18:05:42] <_das>	the other issue is that Special:Popularpages doesn't even show this page, given that it was created in the format Foo:Bar
[18:06:04] <_das>	so i was hoping to access Foo:Bar's stats directly somehow
[18:06:50] 	I think the API can do it.
[18:06:51] 	_das: All popularpages does is count up backlinks -- you can do that pretty easily with the API or Special:Whatlinkshere
[18:07:07] 	notjacob: No, we don't have that "exact" function implemented
[18:07:13] 	okay
[18:08:07] <_das>	backlinks>
[18:08:11] <_das>	i thought it was page views
[18:08:29] 	_das: No, pageviews can be found out quite easily though :)
[18:08:34] 	so does anyone know why localsettings.php has not been generated?
[18:08:35] 	Scroll down to the bottom of the screen
[18:08:52] 	haha, I see it actually
[18:08:53] 	Moniker42: Did the install complete without error?
[18:08:57] 	amidaniel, yes
[18:08:58] <_das>	But where does that come from?
[18:09:06] 	your skin shows it
[18:09:08] 	_das: It's stored in the sql database
[18:09:12] <_das>	I mean, can I duplicate whatever that is in another wiki page
[18:09:16] <_das>	ok
[18:09:25] <_das>	and there is no way to get at it with wiki markup or another URL?
[18:09:46] 	Moniker42: LocalSettings.php is generated in the "config" folder .. are you sure that it's not in there?
[18:09:55] 	amidaniel, yes
[18:10:11] 	only index.php and index.php5 are in that folder
[18:10:25] <_das>	amidaniel: if Special:Popularpages counts backlinks, why does it say "1. Blah (XX,XXX views)"?
[18:10:30] 	Moniker42: Run the install again -- the only reason it wouldn't have been generated is if something went wrong during the install
[18:10:45] 	amidaniel, http://www.moniker42.com/wiki/index.php
[18:10:59] <_das>	I thought Special:Mostlinked was links...
[18:11:42] 	Moniker42: LocalSettings.php is in the config directory O.o
[18:11:57] 	simply mv config/LocalSettings.php .
[18:12:07] 	amidaniel, why isn't smartFTP picking it up?
[18:12:11] 	stupidFTP >.<
[18:12:28] 	Moniker42: heh, dunno .. it is there though
[18:12:30] 	http://www.moniker42.com/wiki/config/LocalSettings.php
[18:13:10] 	_das: Just a second
[18:13:11] 	amidaniel, i'll try with fireftp...
[18:14:32] 	hmmm
[18:14:37] 	amidaniel, it works now, thanks! :D
[18:14:39] 	_das: You're right, it is counting page views. It only survey $wgContentNamespaces however; if you want the "foo" namespace to be included in that list, simply add it to $wgContentNamespaces
[18:14:44] 	Moniker42: No problem :)
[18:20:53] <_das>	amidaniel: got it...so anything created in the format Something:Somethingelse won't be counted unless "Something" is included in the namepaces, otherwise it is only the root namespace
[18:21:15] <_das>	otherwise, every page will always have its own views at the bottom regardless
[18:22:06] 	_das: Indeed
[18:23:46] 	i have got a question. what permissions does your localsettings.php have?
[18:23:48] 	600 ?
[18:25:25] 	tugori: Should be ug+rw o+r
[18:27:00] 	could you tell me what value that would be please?
[18:27:39] 	I'm looking for a way to include custom HTML into the design without resorting to editing .php... I've played with MediaWiki:Sidebar and MediaWiki:Monobook.css, but it's not enough.. I want to add an image and some javascript. Is there a (good) way to do this?
[18:27:43] 	tugori: 664
[18:28:08] 	thx
[18:28:25] 	what if 600?
[18:28:30] 	would that be negative?
[18:29:02] 	That would be what? 644, I believe?
[18:29:09] 	I was always bad with the conversion :)
[18:29:30] <_das>	amidaniel: is there a way to include all namespaces by default, or does any new Something: need to be added?
[18:29:52] 	erm .. 664
[18:29:58] *amidaniel 	tosses notjacob a cookie :)
[18:30:06] *notjacob 	munches
[18:30:17] 	_das: You can; that's usually not a good idea though :)
[18:32:06] <_das>	why's that? how many hierarchical namespaces are there?
[18:33:08] 	how do i set mediawiki to allow image uploads?
[18:35:00] 	Moniker42: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:LocalSettings.php#Image_uploads
[18:35:26] 	thanks notjacob 
[18:35:34] *Matmat 	is away: nex
[18:36:59] 	!namespaces | _das
[18:37:10] 	@search .*
[18:37:10] 	Results: [download, extensions, faq, hidetoc, highlight, imagemap, multiplewiki, package, purge, rights, sidebar, subpages, subversion, support, syntax, tex, tias, upgrade, usergroups, welcome]
[18:37:25] 	We had something on namespaces ... hold up
[18:37:32] 	@search namespaces
[18:37:32] 	Results: [extranamespace, subpages]
[18:37:34] 	@search anemspace
[18:37:34] 	Results: []
[18:37:39] 	!extranamespaces | _das 
[18:37:45] 	!extranamespace | _das 
[18:37:45] 	_das : To add a namespace, modify your LocalSettings.php file, and add namespaces via $wgExtraNamespaces. A comprehensive set of instructions for adding a namespace can be found at .
[18:37:51] 	bletch
[18:38:04] 	_das: Read up on namespaces on www.mediawiki.org :)
[18:39:22] 	!namespaces is For help with understanding and manipulating namespaces, please consult . See also !extranamespace
[18:39:22] 	Successfully added keyword: namespaces
[18:39:31] 	!ns alias namespaces
[18:39:31] 	Successfully added alias: ns
[18:41:22] 	amidaniel: how to list aliases?
[18:43:20] 	minute: erm .. I think I threw something in .. just a sec
[18:44:17] 	k
[18:44:55] 	minute: Nope, nothing in there to list aliases. It's on my todo list :)
[18:46:08] 	why 664?
[18:46:12] 	sorrry was absent^^
[18:46:31] 	"The upload directory (public) is not writable by the webserver."
[18:46:33] 	help? ^
[18:46:49] 	i mean my localsettings.php why should i give it permission 664?
[18:46:50] 	Moniker42: chmod the directory so your apache user can write to it
[18:47:08] 	that it is writeable by group and can be read by all?
[18:47:21] 	notjacob, is the dir /images?
[18:47:31] 	amidaniel: if only i knew java..
[18:48:03] 	Moniker42: it's whatever is set in $wgUploadPath
[18:48:07] 	notjacob, yes that worked, thanks :)
[18:48:13] 	or $wgUploadDirectory
[18:48:20] 	k good :)
[18:49:59] 	_das, by the way did you notice that mediawiki says "This page has been accessed x times." at the bottom of every page?
[18:50:14] 	minute: Now's as good a time as any to learn it :)
[18:51:23] 	that it is writeable by group and can be read by all?
[18:51:26] 	i mean my localsettings.php why should i give it permission 664?
[18:52:39] 	amidaniel: Indeed.
[18:53:32] 	but first i need to see if it is a intuitive language, intuitive languages you don't need to learn
[18:55:05] 	argh oop funkyness - i wish i had learnt the difference between public and private when i learnt vb.
[18:56:55] 	Hello, I need help with multilanguage (subdomains) instalation!
[18:58:25] 	my permissions are just for admin read and write for localsettings.php
[18:58:31] 	is that a mistake? and why?
[18:59:19] 	Hello, I need help with multilanguage (subdomains) instalation!
[18:59:41] 	you need to install mediawiki two times seperately
[18:59:55] 	upload the folder twice and install it
[19:00:30] 	i know what to do, I have done it already, but I have a problem I must show you firts, its online
[19:00:47] 	*first
[19:01:27] 	are you there?
[19:01:30] 	yes
[19:01:34] 	wikivet.es
[19:01:43] 	choose english
[19:01:47] 	then choose install
[19:02:04] 	i dont see install
[19:02:10] 	it says the it cant find the file, but the file is there
[19:02:18] 	wikivet -
[19:03:03] 	wikivet -> Intro -> Main Page -> Choose English language (subdomain en.) -> Install media wiki
[19:03:38] 	"set up wiki", not "install"
[19:04:38] 	any idea?
[19:05:44] 	tugori, any idea?
[19:05:56] 	ugg .. damn internet
[19:06:26] 	hmm no
[19:06:41] 	the problem is that it doesnt find the file
[19:06:45] 	but the file is there
[19:06:58] 	hmm
[19:07:00] 	maybe it has to do with the subdomain, i dont know
[19:07:07] 	maybe set permissions to 777?
[19:07:17] 	on that file?
[19:07:34] 	or the entire mediawiki directory?
[19:09:16] 	tugori?
[19:10:10] 	doesnt work
[19:10:49] 	yes
[19:10:50] 	in .de (german) it is set to 777, the main directory, the config directory and the file, doesnt work
[19:11:03] 	*de.
[19:11:13] 	did you rename that file to index.html?
[19:11:16] 	accidently?
[19:11:33] 	change it to index.php
[19:11:51] 	no, and the file is there, with the name of the file the installer says it is looking for
[19:12:24] 	is there something wrong with this line?
[19:12:25] 	$wgLogo = "/www/wiki/images/Wikislogo.png";
[19:12:38] 	i've also tried "images/wikislogo.png" and "wikislogo.png"
[19:12:45] 	try the absolute
[19:12:51] 	www.yourdomain.com/etc.
[19:12:54] 	http:// etc
[19:12:56] *Moniker42 	tries
[19:12:56] 	it should work
[19:12:58] 	yes
[19:13:32] 	http://moniker42.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
[19:13:34] 	there we go! :)
[19:13:49] 	fine :-)
[19:14:15] 	wikivet: what about your index.php?
[19:14:45] 	i'll send you a screen print
[19:14:49] 	ko
[19:14:51] 	ok
[19:14:55] 	upload it pls
[19:15:05] 	to where?
[19:15:34] 	What notation should be used for WebRequest::getArray()?
[19:15:46] 	tinypic
[19:15:57] 	tugori, to where should i upload the image?
[19:16:40] 	tynipic.com?
[19:17:43] 	tinypic.com
[19:18:23] 	tugori, http://i23.tinypic.com/2d2godd.jpg
[19:18:50] 	as you see... this is relative to the .de subdomain (/de directory), and the file is there
[19:19:11] 	and its 777
[19:19:27] 	and it doesnt work
[19:20:27] 	hmm
[19:20:42] 	asks for a missing file that is there! there is something i'm not getting
[19:20:49] 	do the others work?
[19:20:54] 	none :(
[19:21:07] 	and im stuck :(
[19:21:41] 	i have so much to do... and cant because i'm stuck with this
[19:22:00] 	What database system is needed to flaggerevs extension?
[19:22:20] 	is there no other folder config?
[19:22:26] 	a main basic one?
[19:22:35] 	what do you mean?
[19:22:47] 	03evan * r26439 10/trunk/extensions/SpecialForm/SpecialForm.body.php: Fix form target for non-English languages.
[19:22:59] 	hmm forget it^^
[19:23:22] 	any idea?
[19:23:34] 	tugori?
[19:23:37] 	maybe he wants another index.php ni another folder?
[19:23:48] 	i do not know your structure
[19:24:02] 	hum... the installation directory only comes with one...
[19:24:13] 	its the only one...
[19:24:18] 	i'm sure
[19:25:13] 	you now... it isnt searching for \de\config\install.php, and just \de\config\install.php, could it be the problem?
[19:25:17] 	tygori?
[19:25:21] 	tugori?
[19:25:50] 	tugory, CORRECTION you now... it isnt searching for \de\config\install.php, and just \config\install.php, could it be the problem?
[19:26:41] 	yes
[19:26:43] 	that could be
[19:26:45] 	just tr
[19:26:45] 	y
[19:26:48] 	moving the folder
[19:26:55] 	how can i solve it? 
[19:27:28] 	i cant, i must have a directory containing a MediaWiki for each language...
[19:27:38] 	or else i will only be able to install one
[19:27:45] 	yes but try if it would work then
[19:27:53] 	ok
[19:28:00] 	ill be back tomorrow
[19:28:05] 	will you be around?
[19:28:15] 	do you gmail?
[19:28:26] 	no
[19:28:33] 	or why dont you try it without subdomain?
[19:28:46] 	have to go
[19:28:48] 	i will
[19:28:48] 	instead of de.wikivet -> wikivet.es/de
[19:28:50] 	ok
[19:28:52] 	tnahks vm
[19:28:59] 	thanks vm
[19:35:02] 	duesentrieb are you here?
[19:35:12] 	can i bother you for a min?
[19:45:15] 	tugori: hm... a minute... :)
[19:45:25] <_das>	how would one have all namespaces counted in $wgContentNamespaces ?
[19:45:48] 	ok
[19:45:56] 	tell me when you are ready ;_)
[19:46:29] 	tugori: ready now - not so much in a minute :)
[19:46:42] 	_das: by adding them all? you probably don't want the talk namespaces there though
[19:46:52] 	or user. or system messages.
[19:47:22] 	you know, you'd think that one could use object references as array keys.
[19:47:43] 	davidmccabe: hey
[19:47:45] 	priv d�se
[19:47:56] 	hi minute.
[19:47:57] <_das>	Hmm, but would there be a way to exclude those but auto-include everything else?
[19:48:05] <_das>	Or does any other namespace have to be added manually?
[19:48:05] 	MinuteElectron: Did you figure out the problem?
[19:48:12] 	davidmccabe: nope :(
[19:48:36] 	davidmccabe: anyway, did you get my patch?
[19:48:51] 	try adding var_dump($basename.'_('.$i.')', $namespace); into the do/while loop in LqtView::incrementedTitle() and see what you get.
[19:49:03] 	one moment
[19:49:08] 	MinuteElectron: Yes, but it works here without it. I don't know why it doesn't work on your installation.
[19:49:29] 	hmm
[19:49:52] 	Which file are you including from your LocalSettings? It should be LqtPages.php.
[19:49:59] 	yeah
[19:51:18] 	davidmccabe: The patch fixes a notice level error, it doesn't cause any problem but technically the definitions hsould be definied.
[19:51:24] 	which should have the defines at the top. Maybe something went wrong with the svn checkout and you got an older version of that file.
[19:51:40] 	maybe
[19:51:45] 	03(mod) JavaScript tidbits - things to make custom JS easier - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6806  +comment (10jlerner)
[19:52:57] 	MinuteElectron: Anyways, it's not an option at this point to modify Defines.php, because the Powers that Be want liquidthreads to be a pure extension. 
[19:55:29] 	davidmccabe: that sucks
[19:55:56] 	hm? why would you want to modify Defines.php?
[19:56:42] 	to add namespace definitions
[19:57:25] 	Duesentrieb_: There's no need to. They can just be added in the extension file. Except for some reason that doesn't work on MinuteElectron's system.
[19:57:51] 	I would just like to put this on the record: I hate php.
[19:59:56] *Matmat 	is back (gone 01:24:22)
[20:00:21] 	davidmccabe, your dissent has been noted
[20:00:22] 	davidmccabe: i agree (on both points)
[20:00:36] 	Moniker42: dissent? where?
[20:00:55] 	davidmccabe, please wait 3-5 working days for several hired goons to show up at your door and beat you to death with giant dollar signs
[20:04:04] 	yeah, what dissent?
[20:04:52] 	 I would just like to put this on the record: I hate php.
[20:05:01] 	lol
[20:05:08] 	five minutes ago!
[20:05:49] 	Moniker42: that's consensus!
[20:07:59] *davidmccabe 	would like to know what is wrong with:
[20:08:00] 	implode(',', array_map(create_function('$t', 'return $t->id()'), $this->targets[$t->id()]))
[20:08:37] 	oh, nm, it needs a semicolon.
[20:08:48] 	it always needs a semicolon!
[20:10:31] 	03aaron * r26440 10/trunk/extensions/ConfirmAccount/ConfirmAccount.i18n.php: *Typo
[20:17:10] 	bonne soirée
[20:17:18] 	good night sorry! ;)
[20:35:08] 	hi, is there a way to set the date format in a signature (~~~~~)? It doesn't seem to follow the one set in the preferences.
[20:41:23] 	03aaron * r26441 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage_body.php: *Don't always show search box, seems a bit cluttered
[20:57:27] 	how do i set every page on the wiki to be only edited by registered users?
[20:57:41] 	and also set it so that no-one can create an account without admin say-so ;)
[20:58:25] 	http://svn.wikimedia.org is not working
[20:58:25] 	http://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help:User_rights
[20:59:28] 	using 1.11, I'm trying to protect a page
[20:59:36] 	what is the format for entering a date in the "Expires" box?
[20:59:43] 	(specifically, I want it to NEVER expire)
[20:59:53] 	Schroeder, blank means never expire
[20:59:54] 	thanks ialex 
[21:00:19] 	you could also try something like 1 month, 2 weeks, etc, if you want it to unprotect after a certain amount of time
[21:00:32] 	ok, thanks
[21:00:41] 	I wasn't sure what the format is, is all
[21:00:44] 	I can't find it documented anywhere
[21:12:33] 	one more question: where can I find the ParserFunctions extension?  It doesn't seem to be listed on the Mediawiki site
[21:14:34] 	http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/extensions/ParserFunctions/
[21:24:05] 	i thought the difference between "rollback" and "undo" when reverting spam, was that "undo" doesnt make the changes appear in RecentChanges like it never happened, but that doesnt seem to be the case, what was the difference then
[21:29:41] 	03(NEW) small change to monobook's main css file - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11571 minor; normal; MediaWiki: User interface; (zjh)
[21:37:17] 	03(mod) small change to monobook's main css file - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11571   +need-review +patch (10robchur)
[21:54:28] 	Hi, got a quick question. I have mediawiki installed on 2 servers, one generates it's urls using the querystring, aka "index.php?title=nameofpage". The other just uses a slash, "index.php/nameofpage". How do I change this? I don't recall setting any parameters between the two versions.
[21:54:41] 	Both are same version 1.10.1
[22:00:13] 	03aaron * r26442 10/trunk/extensions/DeletedContributions/SpecialDeletedContributions.php: *typo
[22:00:40] 	Aloha, anyone get OpenID working on a mediawiki install, by chance?
[22:11:32] 	03aaron * r26443 10/branches/REL1_11/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (13 files in 2 dirs): *Synch this
[22:13:49] 	AaronSchulz: Prepare for stabbing ;)
[22:13:59] 	why?
[22:14:05] 	that needs backporting
[22:14:11] 	that version is not runnable
[22:14:12] 	I was joking.
[22:15:34] 	Is there a WYSIWYG editor for MediaWiki that you install server side (these greasemonkey scripts aren't working)
[22:17:26] *AaronSchulz 	teaches MinuteElectron how to joke ;)
[22:19:30] 	AaronSchulz: :D
[22:22:45] 	anybody? wysiwyg extensions? any of them stable?
[22:23:28] 	chris__: my sense is that you have to store all the markup, which makes everything much larger in the db...
[22:24:00] 	ughh...
[22:24:30] 	what was the reasoning of creating a new markup language specifically for wiki's? was it for linking and what not?
[22:26:02] 	chris__: i think is that it is an easier markup, but when you try and do tables, it gets kind of nuts. there are browser plugins that help create the wiki markup.
[22:26:29] 	yeah, so i tried some greasemonkey scripts, but they're too buggy for some reason
[22:26:50] 	easier than html, also can be more extensible, like you say, with thinks like intra-wiki and inter-wiki links, inclusions, templates, etc.
[22:27:08] 	I think there is a firefox plugin, i haven't used it in a while
[22:27:11] 	true i guess... im just so used to html, I wish I could just enable it
[22:27:20] 	it gives you a mediawiki toolbar
[22:27:26] 	ill check the extension repository for firefox
[22:27:52] 	I have a brief markup cheatsheet http://jeffmcneill.com/docs/technology/MarkupCheatSheet.pdf
[22:28:00] 	compares mediawiki, markdown, and html
[22:28:04] 	awesome
[22:28:06] 	much thanks dude
[22:28:14] 	i use markdown in wordpress, so I get extra confused! :P
[22:28:45] 	no fair :/
[22:30:38] 	alright thanks guys
[22:30:40] 	i gotta run
[22:38:06] 	Peyton Manning has yet to throw an interception after four games!
[23:33:43] 	03(mod)  Request to set the variable $wgSitename and $wgMetaNamespace in Classical Chinese Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11552  +comment (10jeluf)
[23:49:19] 	how do i tell images to link to a different page (i.e. not their image page) when clicked?