[00:09:54] 03(NEW) Can annotate with properties using Cyrillic letters (???? ???) - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11804 04BLOCKER; high; MediaWiki extensions: Semantic MediaWiki; () [00:21:43] hoi [00:21:59] anyone speak german? [00:47:14] hi leute [00:48:03] 03(mod) Can not annotate with properties using Cyrillic letters (????? ??) - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11804 summary (10some_777) [00:48:56] 03(mod) Don't say whether user exists on incorrect login info, for wikis with no anonymous viewing - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11757 (10voyagerfan5761) [01:11:12] 03(NEW) Two new namespaces for Portuguese Wikisource - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11805 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: General/Unknown; (lugusto) [02:56:21] 03(mod) New workaround JavaScript "diff.js" in 1.12alpha (r26409) interferes with wikEd - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11797 +comment (10voyagerfan5761) [02:56:44] Hi all! [03:46:00] Hate to bother you folks, but I've got a problem. My admin username and password are correct, but update.php is reporting a failed connection. [03:46:24] Where's the definition for $dbclass, so I can find out what exactly the error is? [03:47:03] (Incidentally, I know the admin username and password are correct because I used them to do a mysqldump of my database before starting the upgrade...) [03:47:35] includes/Database.php [03:47:39] what's the error message exactly? [03:48:05] A connection to the database could not be established. Check the [03:48:05] values of $wgDBadminuser and $wgDBadminpassword. [03:48:15] This is from running "php update.php" in the maintenance directory. [03:48:17] TimStarling: hello :) [03:48:25] hi [03:49:00] shortcircuit: odd, so no actual error message from the database... [03:49:45] Is it possible that a password containing ~ could cause an error? [03:49:53] not really [03:51:14] FWIW, I'm trying to upgrade from 1.9.something to 1.11.0 [03:51:32] see this line: [03:51:36] $wgDatabase = new $dbclass( $wgDBserver, $wgDBadminuser, $wgDBadminpassword, $wgDBname, 1 ); [03:51:43] change the 1 to false [03:51:54] that should make it more informative [03:52:05] it's in update.php [03:52:27] Ah. Access denied. [03:52:39] Weird. [03:53:05] check the hostname [03:53:11] that's the usual problem [03:53:18] Looks correct. Bluehost uses localhost. [03:53:54] check that the username in the error message (including host) matches the username (and host) in the grant [03:59:32] Looks like that's the case. At least, insofar as I can determing through Bluehost's interface. [04:00:12] quick question: If i use the media wiki to setup a site, can I choose my copyright methodology for the information created on the site? Or must I follow the GFDL? [04:00:27] Hm. I can run mysqldump while specifying the username and password, but I can't log in using mysql. [04:00:27] yes, no [04:01:20] Chellyn, Look for "copyright" in localsettings.php [04:02:32] $wgRightsPage, $wgRightsUrl, $wgRightsText and $wgRightsIcon are the settings that would be of interest to you. [04:03:56] Well, I managed to log in with mysql. How do I check privileges? (Sorry...I don't speak SQL all that well.) [04:03:59] to make sure i understood your very simple answer: Yes, I can copyright everything on my own hosted site to my level of choosing- i.e. if i set it up for internal documents, they do not become freely transferable. looking at that now shortC-thanks [04:05:08] Chellyn, You can specify whatever rights you want. In addition, there's a special Copyright page in the wiki that you can lay out your policy in. You probably want to "protect" it using your sysop account, though. [04:05:48] I'd give you a link to a sample, but my site's down atm. :-) [04:05:54] shortcircuit: type "\s" in the mysql command line prompt, that will give you the currently connected user [04:06:38] excellent- that works. trying to setup some internal documents for a company i work for, but they were concerned that it was "free" software. Wanted to make sure I could set it up both security wise (i see that) but also didnt want GFDL causing a problem with "sensitive" documents their internal IP etc [04:07:05] There's something weird about update.php's error message. It lists the credentials as 'shortcir_mwdbadm'@'localhost' [04:07:17] Is it actually including the single-quotes in the credentials? [04:07:36] mysql allows it [04:07:52] that's mysql putting the quotes in, MediaWiki specifies the names without the quotes [04:08:14] what's the user in the command line client? [04:08:17] The mysql command, on the other hand, lists the current user as shortcir_mwdbadm@localhost [04:09:09] where have you specified the username and password? what file? [04:09:46] maybe you spelt $wgDBadminpassword wrong or something [04:09:50] it is case sensitive [04:10:48] $wgDBadminpassword = '(removed)'; # from AdminSettings.php [04:11:49] try putting in an "echo $wgDBadminpassword;" in update.php, before the connect [04:12:10] after the commandLine.inc mind you [04:12:17] don't want to be printing it out on the web [04:13:25] Looks right. [04:13:45] Hm. Means it's probably a problem with mysql. [04:14:04] try using 127.0.0.1 as the host instead of "localhost" [04:14:11] just in case [04:15:14] Same error. Also tried with new user granted all privileges. [04:17:02] Is there another update route? [04:18:01] mmm, good point, could be wrong database [04:18:30] oops, didn't actually mean to press enter on that line, I had it sitting there for a while thinking it was wrong [04:18:35] I don't see how...The site was running fine up until I started the update process. [04:18:53] Well, until I copied 1.11 files over the old 1.9 files. [04:19:12] I did check to make sure LocalSettings.php was intact. [04:19:37] anyway, the other update route is to use config/index.php, from the web [04:19:59] I'll give that a shot, then. [04:21:27] Hm. "Setup has completed." But I still get a database error on the main page. It didn't look like any of my previous update cycles, either. Do I need to remove a "we're done here" file somewhere? [04:21:55] yeah, you need to move LocalSettings.php away [04:22:09] then it'll give you an install form [04:22:23] you fill in the details of the existing database, and it'll upgrade it for you [04:22:40] then you can either swap in the new generated LocalSettings.php or move the old one back [04:22:55] 03(mod) New workaround JavaScript "diff.js" in 1.12alpha (r26409) interferes with wikEd - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11797 (10oq9pscb02) [04:23:12] Oh, for the love of... [04:24:29] Erm...How did that happen? My settings got reset to ones from February on a different host. [04:24:55] heh, sounds like a question for your provider [04:26:28] OIC...I never "moved" the old LocalSettings.php file from my config/ ... I only copied it. [04:27:01] So when I ran the config the second time, it told me I only needed to copy LocalSettings.php from config/ to /. [04:45:57] *phew* [04:46:03] Looks like everything's up and running now. [04:46:13] Thanks for your help. Here's a cookie. [04:46:18] *shortcircuit gives TimStarling a cookie. [04:46:29] Drop that in your Firefox profile, and you can log into my site any time. ;-) [04:46:45] Seriously, though, thanks for the help. [04:47:06] no problem [04:51:24] A question along different lines...One of my users pointed out to me that my site's Atom feed uses a page's URL for the attribute. This makes it difficult to watch for multiple page edits using the feed. If I wanted to change the URL used to add, say an oldid parameter, where would that code be? [04:54:34] that sounds complicated [04:55:17] it's probably PageHistory::feed() [04:58:13] 03river * r26998 10/trunk/tools/toolserver-sso/: new directory [05:00:38] http://open.wikiblogplanet.com/ [05:00:45] TimStarling: is anon page creation going on or not? [05:01:52] probably [05:02:02] most people seem to be in favour [05:03:36] where was this discussed? [05:03:48] It really seemed to just come from behind [05:04:36] well, one day, Greg said to Kat, hey let's get anonymous page creation re-enabled [05:04:44] and Kat said to Greg "good idea" [05:05:28] then some other people told Greg it was a good idea, so he decided to make a post to wikien-l saying that some unnamed group of people had decided to re-enable page creation for anons [05:06:00] the cabal! [05:07:29] apparently he thought that if he spoke with enough authority, everyone would just believe him [05:07:33] 03river * r26999 10/trunk/tools/toolserver-sso/ (104 files in 17 dirs): Toolserver SSO account management app [05:07:36] which they did, so I guess it paid off for him [05:09:56] personally I think he could have done without the posturing and still gotten the same result [05:10:12] since as I say, most people seem to be in favour of it [05:12:18] 03river * r27000 10/trunk/tools/toolserver-sso/ (14 files in 3 dirs): copyright headers [05:16:57] hi cheatcountry u sux [05:17:15] shut up lol [05:17:30] haxors my soxors! [05:17:52] ah, it's a two-man act [05:18:03] or were roommates :/ [05:18:15] yeah that too [05:18:40] abbot and costello [05:18:46] TimStarling: http://www.nabble.com/Anonymous-page-creation-will-be-reenabled-on-English-Wikipedia.-tf4699859.html [05:18:48] irc sucks! lol [05:18:55] hmm, now thats an interesting point [05:19:10] I used to do AfC stuff [05:19:11] j/k. don't wanna get lynched [05:19:34] how can I see what version I'm running heh [05:20:05] AaronSchulz: why are you sending me a link to a thread that I've participated in? [05:20:24] nevermind I got it [05:20:36] what program are you using? [05:21:26] TimStarling: you actually read the whole thread? The longer it gets the less likely that is ;) [05:21:48] I've read most of it now I think [05:21:49] I think that wiki makes a good point [05:22:27] hey I installed SpamBlacklist but how can I know if it's working or not [05:22:54] is that like blue frog? [05:22:59] anyone know? [05:23:06] i can help you out [05:24:31] give me the link that you used to download it please [05:24:50] cheatcountry: me? [05:24:57] http://svn.wikimedia.org/svnroot/mediawiki/trunk/extensions/SpamBlacklist/ [05:25:08] BlaenkDenum: I would recommend ignoring cheatcountry, he's just here to troll [05:25:16] TimStarling: okay [05:25:48] you can test if it's working by attempting to save a link to a blacklisted page [05:28:22] TimStarling: oh yeah :) [05:28:51] TimStarling: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Spam_blacklist , so I can make a page and include 'xqit' in it? [05:29:22] does anybody know what the current donation money is going to be used for? [05:29:32] it only checks inside links, so try say [http://emmss.com] [05:29:46] TimStarling: okay :) [05:29:50] cheatcountry: There's a budget somewhere. [05:29:54] actually make that http://www.emmss.com [05:30:01] yeah i tried to find that [05:30:06] no luck [05:30:21] guess it's not working :) [05:30:22] oh okay [05:30:28] sundries [05:30:32] no '[ and ]' huh [05:30:33] cheatcountry: Let me see if I can find it again. [05:30:44] yay it works!!!!!!!!1 [05:30:47] thanks TimStarling [05:31:00] cheatcountry: http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Planned_Spending_Distribution_2007-2008 [05:31:13] I hope it works on discussion pages too, and all of that [05:31:37] thanks [05:31:52] Welcome. [05:33:13] i was trying to find something more descriptive though about what things they plan to do with the money and the specific amount of people that they are trying to get to donate [05:33:49] cheatcountry: There's more details on the talk page; click the "(details)" link under the image. [05:33:59] yeah i did just now lol [05:34:01] Although I don't see why that's not on the main page too. [05:34:04] right before you said something [05:34:07] :) [05:34:15] 80% sundries, 20% miscellaneous fund [05:35:15] does anybody know the specific number of people they want to donate currently? [05:35:32] enough to get money [05:35:49] coil: nobody asked you lol [05:36:04] you said anybody [05:36:23] well i'm looking for a specific number [05:36:36] they had their goal clearly posted before [05:36:46] they don't now [05:36:46] but now its a mystery... [05:36:58] you'll just have to get the progress bar and count the pixels [05:37:05] so are they just trying to get as many people as possible with no concrete goal? [05:37:41] number donated * length of progress bar / length of green bit [05:38:03] yeah it looks like about 100,000 people i'm guessing [05:38:05] unless it's a logarithmic scale... that'd be pretty cool [05:38:16] logarithmic? [05:38:38] lol [05:38:46] like 10, 100, 1000, 10000 [05:38:47] cheatcountry, doesn't have any math expirence [05:39:16] I do it just wasn't my best subject in high school [05:39:21] I'm better at financial math [05:40:12] omg adding numbers so hard [05:45:04] anyway, the target is $4.6M, that's the budget [05:45:09] alright [05:45:14] if we don't get enough money then we have to cut things out [05:45:27] now is that target for the annual budget? [05:45:35] yes [05:45:51] is it just me or was there a fundraiser about 2 or 3 months ago? [05:46:02] the progress bar is meant to encourage people to donate, and somebody decided that the best way to do that is using a person count instead of a money count [05:46:05] not sure how that works [05:46:33] no... maybe 6 months ago? [05:46:40] but we don't want to have another one for 12 months [05:47:02] we had advice that the end of the year is the best time for fundraising drives [05:47:18] yeah it usually is because of the holiday season [05:47:27] its when people are more prone to spend their money [05:48:10] now how much of that 4.6 million is actual cost? [05:48:59] compared to future goals that they would like to accomplish in the near future [05:49:48] well, it depends on what you call a future goal [05:50:14] i'm talking about how much of that 4.6 million are current projects and how much of it is future projects [05:50:22] do you know what I mean? [05:51:40] the budget includes expansion of both staff and expenses due to increasing website traffic [05:52:26] the staff are to support the general operations of the foundation, and they will be needed even without any new projects [05:52:38] just by the growth of the current projects [05:53:06] but having more staff also means you can coordinate more projects [05:54:47] if the fundraiser raises significantly more than the budget, there will be room for expansion beyond what's currently in the budget [05:56:10] yes I know [05:56:34] I think the one thing that wiki needs to focus on is PR [05:56:49] that is where they lack [06:06:18] do you agree? [06:08:17] 03river * r27001 10/trunk/tools/toolserver-sso/web/WEB-INF/ (7 files in 2 dirs): i18n support [06:08:20] well, there is already one staff member for press and PR [06:09:16] one is not enough for an organization of that magnitude [06:09:31] they need a PR team [06:09:58] this is an international organization not something that is just strictly american [06:11:13] a team of what, 6? [06:11:26] at least 5 [06:11:50] so say $500,000 per year? [06:12:05] what is the current PR getting? [06:12:15] don't know [06:12:25] I'm assuming that its not 100,000 [06:12:35] you have to add overheads [06:12:36] its probably around half that [06:12:52] there are always overheads when you hire staff [06:13:10] yes of course but they are placing most of their money in other areas [06:13:46] and somebody needs to be able to take care of the britannica biased media [06:14:41] baised? [06:14:49] meh [06:14:56] I don't think PR is really a concern WMF needs to be focused on. [06:15:33] yes the section of the media that proclaims that wikipedia is garbage because it is open source [06:16:33] and how will extra PR spending fix that? [06:16:50] think about it for a second, wikipedia is doing great in america but what about these "third world countries" where the media is essentially run by the governments, especially the governments that want to censor information from the internet [06:17:22] Adding a couple of PR people aren't going to fix goverments that are going to censor the internet. [06:17:32] that is just the first step [06:17:42] there is no quick fix to it, there never is [06:17:46] china isn't a 3rd world country [06:17:56] can anyone shed any light on what MW uses $GLOBALS['name'] for? I'm working on an integration with wordpress (which also uses globals apparently) and it's causing some problems [06:18:13] It keeps getting set to random HTTP header names like User-Agent and Cache-Control [06:19:17] MW uses globals for lots of things [06:19:40] there's no comprehensive list [06:19:59] This seems almost unintentional, it's setting 'name' and 'value' keys [06:20:24] Time to dig I guess [06:20:37] probably during initialisation [06:20:43] you know the file scope is the global scope? [06:21:06] TimStarling: its why i said it in quotes [06:21:18] hm, i didn't [06:21:19] so you're not looking for $GLOBALS['name'], you're looking for $name [06:21:25] ohh yeah [06:21:48] it's a 2nd world country, isn't it? [06:21:51] not many of them left [06:22:53] 03river * r27002 10/trunk/tools/toolserver-sso/web/WEB-INF/ (classes/i18n.properties jsp/profile.jsp): missed i18n of profile.jsp [06:25:03] TimStarling: something in pywikipedia's svn seems to be broken: [06:25:07] river@fae:~/tmp>svn info http://svn.wikimedia.org/svnroot/pywikipedia/trunk/pywikiparser/Parser.py [06:25:07] svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svnroot/pywikipedia/!svn/bc/4482/trunk/pywikiparser/Parser.py' [06:25:07] svn: PROPFIND of '/svnroot/pywikipedia/!svn/bc/4482/trunk/pywikiparser/Parser.py': 207 Multi-Status (http://svn.wikimedia.org) [06:25:11] any ideas? [06:57:08] flyingparchment: maybe ask brion about that one, I haven't dealt with svn before [06:57:51] someone somehow managed to set a property called 'svn:executable *.txt'... which made svn produce invalid xml [06:57:54] fun bug :) [07:23:14] how to change the default Licence of all documents of my fresh installed mediawiki [08:35:43] <_wooz> lo [09:20:12] 03(NEW) PEAR.php is not exist... - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11806 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: OggHandler; (andyjuang) [09:24:11] re [09:41:16] hi, can somebody please help me with getting my skins working with an aliased setup of mediawiki? [09:41:36] I have followed this tutorial: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL/wiki/Page_title [09:41:49] but have left $wgScriptPath = "/w"; as $wgScriptPath = "/wiki"; [09:42:13] I have also modified the proper Aliases from /w to /wiki, and everything works fine, except for skins [09:42:29] any help would be appreciated [09:45:07] anybody here? [09:55:43] hi, in a template, how do you reference the calling page. Say I want to create a link in the template to an anchor after the article (like a break in a statement) ? [09:56:05] no point trying... everybody here is afking -.- [10:03:28] good morning guys. I guess a really really basic question....but how can i link to a Category inside an article ?. I dont want to add the article to a category itself, already done, but i just want to link to the category itself. [10:03:42] sounds like a dump question i guess [10:14:35] solved. [10:18:20] am i missing something, to set up a shared file upload? http://rafb.net/p/hBYeVu22.html [10:18:43] also in a template (or a page), can you force a list of the subsections available that would act as html anchors to those sections? [10:26:22] *faceface joins #semantic-mediawiki [10:27:44] UGAAGAGAGAGAGAg [10:28:34] *faceface mocks Nikerabbit [10:28:48] join us! [10:35:57] faceface: ugh? [10:41:39] re [10:42:18] Nikerabbit: have you semantic aspirations? [10:42:37] aspirations? [10:42:57] sorry, curious :) [10:42:58] either? [10:43:03] ;-) [10:43:22] ...trying to use semantic mediawiki [10:43:29] FreeNom: I have just started to play with SMW, and hte lack of a chat room is annoying to me ;-) [10:43:32] and learning all the time [10:43:42] :) [10:43:52] FreeNom: join #semantic-mediawiki !!! [10:44:04] its the home of ACTION! [10:44:09] oh, there's a channel? [10:44:14] didn't know [10:44:21] not really.. but we can make one... [10:44:32] ok, :D [10:45:00] though, haven't got much time atm... [10:45:09] nm [10:45:14] just loiter ;-) [10:46:44] 03river * r27003 10/trunk/tools/toolserver-sso/ (13 files in 5 dirs): [10:46:44] - language select form on bottom of page [10:46:44] - ja locatisation from tangotango [10:49:00] *Werdna loiters suspiciously. [10:51:08] 03river * r27004 10/trunk/tools/toolserver-sso/web/WEB-INF/ (3 files in 2 dirs): [10:51:08] - Norwegian translation from Christoffer Hafsahl [10:51:08] - fix langselect form [10:52:28] Werdna: cool [11:03:41] am i missing something, to set up a shared file upload? http://rafb.net/p/hBYeVu22.html [11:04:07] the shared wiki (wiki_de) puts its files into its own database :( [11:14:29] 03(mod) PEAR.php is not exist... - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11806 (10robchur) [11:15:06] How do I create a page that's only viewable by Sysop's ? [11:17:49] SlimG2, You can't do it one by one [11:18:06] SlimG2 !access [11:18:13] !access [11:18:13] For information on preventing access to your wiki, please see . [11:19:10] SlimG2, but you can white list some pages and lock all wikipedia pages for read or do vice-versa [11:23:03] thanks for the info Soroush [11:23:53] SlimG2, You're welcome. There are some extensions like Lockdown you might want to test them [11:25:11] I'll have a look at Lockdown too, thanks again :) [11:47:51] is there a possibility to share the interwiki database throught several wikis? [11:48:17] ugah [11:51:17] all using a separate dbprefix sofar :) [11:53:08] Nikerabbit: come to think of it... did you have a stroke? can you type one sentence of english for me? (before I dial 911) [11:53:30] havvg: in theory it is possible [11:53:46] havvg: mysql? [11:53:52] örörör [11:54:14] yes mysql [11:58:53] create symbolic links to atbles [11:59:15] hampster [12:01:11] heya! I have a problem, i'm trying to move mediawiki to a new server. When i bring the database from old one to a new one. It doest bring all the data, no idea why [12:01:27] faceface, you mean in the filesystem [12:01:34] or can mysql do this itsself? [12:04:28] Cryx: i have just migrated from 1 server to another. exporting the mysql db in commandline and reimporting it via commandline worked as supposed. what exactly is your problem while mooving the mysql data ? [12:04:37] importing via phpmyadmin [12:04:46] why are you using phpmyadmin ? [12:04:53] cause its easy :P [12:04:56] isnt phpmyadmin limited regarding big mysql files ? [12:05:04] timeout and similar problems ? [12:05:08] the database aint huge [12:05:13] define [12:05:28] 857kb [12:05:35] phpmyadmin is limited to less then 2mb mysql files via browser if i remember correctly [12:05:48] mh...well anyways...try the cli way :D [12:05:51] which you can change :) [12:05:56] (the limit) [12:05:58] havvg: yeah :D [12:06:17] but basicly i would ever try to use cli for mysql ex&imports [12:06:23] me 2 :) [12:06:32] just my idea...do whatever you think [12:06:44] but as it seems like you have trouble...give it a try ::D [12:08:02] anyone has experiences with shared imageupload? [12:22:08] i'm not sure if i want to do this, but just wondering if it would be possible to get data into mediawiki from a DB. for example i wanted to make an template where the user would fill in a ID#, then could i get some data from a DB with SQL just by using templates? or would i go about making an extension which would then parse something like id=# which would be in a template? [12:23:16] hmmh, this is weirdo... when i use the mysqlhotcopy for backing up the database it gievs me thons of files... is it supposed to do that? [12:24:22] 03(NEW) Set favicon for Wikimania sites - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11807 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (danny_b) [12:25:45] Cryx: one per table, iirc [12:33:00] weird shit, eventough used mysqldump and imported with command line too it doesnt bring all the data atleast recent changes doesnt show anything [12:34:45] and some of the users are imported and some are not [12:36:58] brb [12:37:09] dfp: yes, that should be pretty easy with a parser tag extension [12:38:22] flyingparchment, can you think of any simple extensions that work something like what i described? something that i could take a look at (the source code) [12:38:31] not off hand [12:39:42] flyingparchment, does my idea sound any good for wikis? :) [12:39:53] or i am i thinking in the completely wrong way [12:40:16] dfp: depends on what you're doing exactly, it seems reasonable though [12:40:48] dfp: if you are only getting data from the db, its probably feasable. not sure if a generic extension exists for it. would be nice to have [12:41:02] as soon as you also want to update the db through the wiki interface, things get really tricky [12:41:23] then you get into wikidata territory - which exists, but has by now become a fork and partial rewrite of mediawiki [12:41:45] Duesentrieb, yup, i'm only looking to get data from the outside source [12:42:13] currently thinking of getting for example customer data based on only a customer ID [12:42:25] select * from customer where id = 7 [12:42:28] *flyingparchment hides [12:42:45] uugh, need to hide the SQL :) [12:43:28] fp: well, the extension would need to have two parts: a template processor, filling in a template with the data from the db rows, and a way to specify the db query. the former is doable (the News extension does this, but only for data from the rc table), the latter is tricky to do safely. [12:43:40] dfp--^ [12:44:01] one way to make it reasonably safe would be to stuff the sql into system messages, and reference them from the tags. [12:44:04] like this: [12:44:35] * {{{id}}}: {{{name}}}, {{{date}}} [12:44:46] would be kind of neat, actually [12:45:16] now... the query itself could again have parameters, which could be filled in from attributes specified in the tag. [12:45:24] hm... this is getting a bit more complicated, but interesting :=) [12:47:04] i think i'll have to save this log and see what i really want to do, since i really am not sure what i want yet :) [12:53:17] 03(NEW) Decimal point / Comma inconsistent in geo coordinate - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11808 04CRIT; normal; MediaWiki extensions: Semantic MediaWiki; (bugzilla.wikimedia) [13:01:07] 03(mod) Decimal point / Comma inconsistent in geo coordinate - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11808 (10bugzilla.wikimedia) [13:02:17] we have a corporate (internal) mediawiki, and we're setting up another one for a specific branch of the company [13:02:31] it'd be nice to be able to search both wiki's at once, and combine the results [13:02:38] is there any infrastructure for such things? [13:03:14] raboof: nope, but you could probably build an extension that could do it :) [13:03:27] hook in the search update calls and update a shared database [13:03:39] then make a custom search engine class which searches this other table [13:07:32] yeah, or perhaps I could leverage opensearch [13:09:04] mm, http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:OpenSearch - looks interesting [13:18:04] havvg: in the fs... might be a bit risky though... [13:18:22] think so too :) [13:18:43] havvg: should be OK though, because MySQL should apply table locking in the normal way [13:18:53] stress test on a dummy table ;-) [13:19:06] see if you can crash it [13:19:36] :D [13:19:58] havvg: or ask the ... weka people [13:20:12]