[00:00:15] ok, I browsed the extension list at mediawiki already but got lost in the woods :P [00:01:02] more than 200 extensions, gosh :) it helps now that I have specific names [00:07:04] hmm News seems exactly what I need [00:07:12] alright. thanks for the help folks [00:07:18] sorry if i was vague [00:07:43] life would be so much easier if it wasn't for users :) [00:08:03] "but I want it simpler!" they say [00:08:35] although it focusses on recent changes as basis :) I hope the extension can look further back than mediawiki does by default (iirc like 50 changes?) [00:09:22] RidderGraniet: that's just by default... there is no technical reason preventing it from going back to the first edit [00:10:25] RidderGraniet: mediawiki looks back 7 *days* per default. [00:10:39] RidderGraniet: look at the bottom of the page for info on how to change that [00:11:00] Question for you guys, I've been digging through the faq but haven't had much luck. I've been building pages for my wiki and naming them to keep them separate such as Development:Perl:Expect Developement:Perl:Fork The problem I have is that when I click on my cateogry Development it lists the pages but it won't alphabetize them it shows all of them under D for Development. What am I missing. [00:11:45] when you add an article to a category, add a parameter as its sortkey [00:11:53] Tambu: you are missing the point that alphabetizin always starts at the beginning of the name, and ":" is not special [00:12:17] Duesentrieb: no actually it does a combination of those by default: it shows the 50 most recent changes _during_ 7 days. So whatever comes first... [00:12:17] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category [00:12:20] Tambu: well, ":" if you actually define a namespace for a specific prefix. [00:12:23] carambola: sortkey lemme look around for that. [00:12:52] RidderGraniet: click the "next 50" link... or the link for "100" or "500"... you are talking about what is shown on the page. the news extension doesn't care. [00:13:16] so... in the page Expect, use: [[Category:Development|Perl:Export]] and it will be under "P" [00:13:19] RidderGraniet: the 7 day limit is on the database (older entries are flushed at random, with a 0.1% probability for every page request) [00:13:25] Duesentrieb: I know, I was just saying :) [00:13:58] Duesentrieb: wait... so are changes not kept indefinitely? [00:13:58] carambola: hrm. I see.. thanks for the link. I guess I wasn't thinking to look under category was looking for pages. [00:14:14] carambola: no. that's why it's called *recent* changes. [00:14:16] w00t! I helped someone! [00:14:28] carambola: there's a permanent log for "important" actions. [00:14:33] Duesentrieb: I mean in the database [00:14:43] carambola: yes. no. [00:15:00] carambola: they are also called recentchanges in the database - and for a reason :) [00:15:04] they are not tracked forever [00:15:23] carambola: the old versions are kept, of course. [00:15:31] phew, i meant the old versions [00:15:33] but the rc log table is truncated after 7 days [00:15:42] carambola: haha, that would be bad :) [00:15:43] just checked. all is right with the world [00:16:02] don't scare me like that! :b [00:16:09] Duesentrieb: I know extension doesn't care, but I was just informing you about the 'correct' by default setting of mediawiki regarding recent changes. last 50 changes OR 7 days of changes, whichever comes first. [00:16:39] but it can go up to 500 changes & 30 days [00:16:49] but that's only the *page* [00:17:07] i was talking about the *database* default. which *also* has a limit. which is 7 days, period. [00:18:02] im getting a login error [00:18:08] when i use Short URL's [00:18:32] it just says index.php There is currently no text in this page, you can search for this page title in other pages or edit this page. [00:18:34] oh god! Duesentrieb you're the author of News extension! [00:18:51] eh, i need to go home. everyone else left an hour ago :/ [00:19:05] haha awesome. [00:19:08] again, thanks for the help. [00:19:08] RidderGraniet: thanks for reminding me :) [00:19:41] anybody got any ideas? [00:19:49] i cant login or anything because of it. [00:19:50] Duesentrieb: yeah you'd easily forget something like that eh? :P [00:22:00] anyway, thx for the effort. I think I'll manage now. [00:25:25] anyone? [00:36:52] can i just confirm. to remove old mediawiki uploaded files, i run "deleteArchivedFiles.php" and then i only need to remove the images/archive/ files from filesystem ? [00:46:48] Hi everyone. I'm trying to add additional groups into the "Protect" page function (instead of it being limited to to default, unregistered, sysops) ... is this possible? [00:48:51] 03(mod) Allow anonymous users to create pages in non-talk, non-article namespaces. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11240 (10cbrown1023) [00:49:27] uploading images is a bit inconsistant. First upload of an image, the description is used both for the comment and for the contents of the "image page". later changes are comments only. it would be nice in initial upload to specify a "comment" but not a description [00:52:27] Well, a comment but no description is a little pointless on the first upload, no? [00:52:53] !rights | luke123456 [00:52:53] luke123456 : For information on customizing user access, see . For common examples of restricting access using both rights and extensions, see . [00:53:36] slavie|away: well, not for my applications, where i want a reason for the upload, but not text for it. so "(scripted addition of game box scan)" in the comment, but not in the wiki page text. just for "recent" purposes [00:53:47] well anyway.. it doesnt matter that much i guess [01:03:04] Hello. How is it possible (in MediaWiki) to write a Text with a Link into a Namespace that can only be accessed with a privileged User-Account, such, that only a Person which is logged in, can see it? I didnt find such a thing in the FAQ and howto. [01:03:44] !preventaccess [01:03:44] For information on preventing access to your wiki, please see . [01:03:50] !cms [01:03:50] You are advised to install an appropriate content management package for per-page read restrictions. We will not be held responsible should a password or bank details be leaked, leading to loss of funds or one's job due to borked hacks. See if you really want too. [01:04:01] !extensions [01:04:01] MediaWiki has been built so it can easily be customized by adding extensions. This is usually a simple process. See for details on writing an extension and for an overview of known extensions. [01:04:30] there are security extensions in the matrix if you choose that route [01:05:08] hm... [01:05:17] but as I see, this will not work "without tears"? [01:05:27] slavie|away: Thanks slavie. I have checked both links but there is no documentation on how to ADD differnet user groups into the protect page. I'm trying to find out if MediaWiki can do this natively or if I will need to start investigating extensions to do it [01:05:47] nothing is entirely secure at preventing access in mediawiki [01:06:02] secure? [01:06:09] it just should not appear [01:06:39] schoppenhauer: mediawiki isn't really written for that [01:06:49] there is just a little text linking into a namespace which cannot be accessed without a user-account - which is not very nice for people without user-accounts reading it [01:06:59] ST47: but there are restrictions [01:07:07] luke123456: You want to add more groups that can edit sysop-protected pages? [01:07:13] ST47: there is a restriction-system, even though it may not be _that_ secure [01:07:43] oh, I see. [01:08:11] the Extension Matrix should have something [01:08:31] MZMcBride: ok. thank you. [01:08:33] getting cold.. winter is depressing [01:08:51] wake up. dark.. get home. dark [01:09:11] slavie|away: well that would be a possible work-around I guess. But I was hoping to protect individual pages based on different user groups. By default it only allows protection in 3 categories; not protected, registered user, and sysops [01:09:20] MZMcBride: Wah... No, it Hasnt. I didnt know that this is just the List of Extensions. There is nothing. [01:09:22] buzz: I love winter less freaking heat :P course I live in texas. [01:09:53] Tambu: ahaa. well. what is "winter" there? in terms of temperature ? (in C :-) none of that F nonsense) :) [01:10:05] luke123456: You can do that with entire namespaces, but I'm not sure about per-page. Have you tried looking through the extensions? [01:10:54] slavie|away: Not yet. I wanted to see if MediaWiki could do it natively before going to the extensions (due to the big red warning that mediawiki have against using security-based extensions) [01:11:09] slavie|away: But if it can't do it without them, then I will have to... [01:11:23] prolly the worst i've seen around 20 F which is like -6.6 C but that would be 1,2 days in the whole of winter. And it would be a disaster airports would shut down [01:11:31] As far as I know, it's not natively possible per-page. [01:11:47] fair enough... Thanks for discussing it with me [01:12:07] Welcome. [01:12:22] Tambu: thats pretty cold. i was in Poland a couple of years back on the net complaining to someone that it was -14c outside. the friend was a swede. he laughed, and replied "try the -30c we have right now then!" [01:12:40] schoppenhauer: you're after a protected namespace? [01:12:48] yeah I lived in Germany for a few years :) so I've see -30c [01:12:56] jeez [01:12:59] *brrrrr* [01:13:13] i couldnt handle a texas summer im sure too [01:13:32] MZMcBride: Nope, he wants to set custom protection per-page that specific user groups can edit (ie, not just a three-level anon/user/sysop system). [01:13:55] was that schoppenhauer or luke123456? [01:13:56] as far as I'm concerned cold isn't that big a deal. You can always wear more cloths or build a fire. What do you do when it's +50c outside :P start cutting off layers of skin? [01:14:17] MZMcBride: Oh, misread. Ignore appropriately. [01:14:23] :) [01:14:26] :) [01:14:52] Tambu: sit in the fridge [01:14:53] :) [01:15:12] MZMcBride: there is a protected namespace already. and it works fine. but now i want a link to a (normally not protected) page linking to an protected page, which should not appear if the watching person is not logged in (just for "design reasons" - it simply doesnt look good to have a link to a page which one cannot access) [01:16:11] i have a little mediawiki template question. im using the the gallery tag "".. im using it on about 100 pages, and i wanted to have a central place to "change the settings". would there be a way to template this ? [01:16:44] so i could switch all my galleries to 200pixels without editing 100 pages (or running a bot script which did the edits) [01:18:44] can you have templates with "unlimited" parameters ? then i could pass all the images through to the template [01:20:50] Buzz_: afaict, the defaults you're overriding are hardcoded in includes/ImageGallery.php [01:22:15] BrokenArrow: ok so i could change the defaults in that file. i just wondered if i could template it though [01:23:02] like a template which had "{{{images}}} but im assuming that wouldnt work [01:23:49] why not? [01:25:50] due to processing order etc [01:26:49] 03(NEW) Set logo for csWikibooks - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11969 normal; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (danny_b) [01:26:51] no. it doesnt [01:26:52] http://dev.exotica.org.uk/wiki/Sandbox/Test [01:30:03] Ok, I'd need some pointers for resolving an "Internal server error". For some reason, http://www.mozilla.fi/wiki/Oppaat returns an error (as does ?title=Oppaat and ?action=edit), but quite many, if not all, other pages seem to work just fine. [01:30:21] Using Apache2 with suPHP. [01:30:25] checked apache error logs (or whatever web server you are using) ? [01:30:37] Unfortunately I can't access them – shared hosting. [01:31:45] hmm not sure how to help then. [01:32:06] reason not to use shared hosting.. no access to logs :/ im sure some shared hosting give you that ? [01:32:23] You can get samples from, say, cPanel if you have it. [01:32:58] No cPanel and no known access to the logs. Except through support – I could ask them if no-one has good ideas? [01:34:19] that page looks ok here ? [01:34:33] is there a configuration of wgGroupPermissions that would allow new users to read, but not edit, articles and edit talk pages? [01:35:02] Buzz_, may be because we just moved to a new server and you're still getting it from the old one. [01:35:22] Doesn't seem to work for me still. [01:35:33] dont move to a server with no access to logs! [01:36:43] We moved from a similar server but worse PHP config ;) [01:36:52] Buzz_: actually, MW outputs a blank

in the situation we discussed before... :( [01:37:06] BrokenArrow: yeh.. i checked :/ [01:37:32] BrokenArrow: i guess because it isnt an html tag and is all processed in one function. cant template etc [01:37:48] its ok. ive just made a quick search/replace script [01:38:05] http://search.cpan.org/~spectrum/MediaWiki-1.12/ is my friend (despite its bugs) [01:38:31] aib, try using $wgNamespaceProtection as well. [01:40:36] 03(mod) Use transclusions to count articles as well - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11868 -need-review -shell ; +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [02:00:49] I noticed that you can make a page sort in a category by using [[Category:{Name}|{Sort}]] is there perhaps an option to give the page a more friendly name in that category? I've flipped through the help and I see an option to change a Category's visible name via [[:Category:{Name}|{friendly name}]] but I don't see an option for Pages [02:04:01] Nope; try looking through the extensions. [02:05:05] hrm.. seems like it would be a good option to add [02:05:18] [[FriendlyName::This is the Friendly Name]] or something :) [02:09:44] 03(mod) Anonymous users' signatures should link to contribs page - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11315 (10cbm) [02:27:05] 03rainman * r27483 10/branches/lucene-search-2.1/ (23 files in 12 dirs): [02:27:05] Highlighting: [02:27:05] * Adding network interface for highlighter, #h. tags, updated [02:27:05] test web interface [02:27:05] * Initially RawSnippet is constructed, so that Snippet can be [02:27:06] postponed to the time when context lengths will be known [02:27:08] * Added sections to highlight index [02:40:16] wow theres a lot of Category suggestion extensions. Anyone have recommendations? [02:55:13] 03(mod) Use transclusions to count articles as well - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11868 +comment (10tstarling) [03:05:41] 03(mod) Use transclusions to count articles as well - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11868 +comment (10danny_b) [03:07:09] 03tstarling * r27484 10/trunk/extensions/AssertEdit/AssertEdit.php: Site style: indenting, space inside brackets, English variable names, correct capitalisation on function calls [03:14:02] 03(mod) Use transclusions to count articles as well - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11868 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [03:46:05] 03(mod) Use transclusions to count articles as well - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11868 (10fearow00) [03:49:15] TheFearow: you're the matt / fearow00? [03:49:48] I'm trying to make a template for including bits code in a wiki page, the problem I'm having is that when I try to use to keep the code from being wikified it doesn't substitute the parameter. Anyone have any suggestions? [03:50:56] andy753421: example? link? [03:54:34] Danny_B: http://pastebin.com/d1395389c [04:02:04] andy753421: why don't you call the template {{template|param1|param2}}? [04:02:23] except for it's longer ;-) [04:02:52] yea.. that's part of what i was trying to avoid by making a template ;) [04:07:00] seems nowiki has higher priority than noinclude/includeonly so i'm pretty sure it won't work (unless my favourite nasty-ugly-dirty hack will, gonna try it) [04:08:13] Danny_B: I was thinking making a template with and one with and then doing "{{{nowiki}}}{{{1}}}{{{end_nowiki}}}" but that's pretty ugly.. and i'm not sure if it will work anyway [04:11:35] right, that's what i called nasty-ugly-dirty hack ;-) but there are still even more nastier-uglier-dirtier possibilities [04:11:53] Danny_B: Yes. [04:14:04] TheFearow: do you use tortoise? [04:14:30] TortoiseSVN? No. I'm on a mac. Like all good geeks :) [04:15:07] ok, i was asking due to what you said about svn diff via popup menu [04:18:01] andy753421: btw: if you're not sure, why don't you try? ;-) [04:18:44] because I would feel dirty using if it did work ;) [04:19:47] you have two choices use it (or other hack) or use the parameter wrapped in nowiki when calling template ;-) [04:20:07] 03(mod) #ifexist parser function returns false for image pages from shared repository (Commons) - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7985 +comment (10fearow00) [04:20:23] Danny_B: Yeah, it does install the "svn" executable somewhere, but no easy way to find it. [04:27:42] 03(mod) List of footnotes separate from references in Cite.php - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11899 (10pharosofalexandria) [04:35:39] 03(mod) Install the StringFunctions extension - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6455 +comment (10tstarling) [04:47:40] can the parser function have unknown number of parameters? [04:48:14] yes [04:48:18] use func_get_args() [04:48:30] that's what #switch does [04:49:23] cool, is it possible to have min() and max() or would there be any probs with that? [04:50:05] numerically? [04:50:19] you could just use #ifexpr [04:56:11] do you mean {{#ifexpr: {{{1}}} < {{{2}}} | {{{1}}} | {{{2}}} }} ? if yes, that's not what i'd need. i'd like something like {{#min:10|20|30|1|2|3}} = 1 {{#max:10|20|30|1|2|3}} = 30 [04:57:06] uh huh [04:58:23] but the number of parameters is still hard-coded into the template [04:58:46] you couldn't have {{#min:{{{number list}}} }} [04:59:16] if you allowed the numbers to be comma-separated, then you could do that [05:01:07] not comma but other char since comma is decimal separator in several countries and could be confusing, anyway, that's what i was thinking about - to have everything after colon as 1 argument and selfparse it [05:03:13] that may work... [05:04:44] suitable for wikimedia sites or i shouldn't try to file a bug for it? [05:05:41] probably suitable [05:05:49] aren't you going to write it? [05:08:43] i may try, but php isn't my mother tongue (can read it but not sure in writing) :-/ besides patch is required and i don't even have tools for that :-( [05:08:43] *Danny_B has a pile of ideas and improvements but no way how to produce them so relies on others :-/ [05:13:33] i was trying to find it in help, but either i'm blind or it isn't there or it's side-effect: is the [[/foo/]] treated as kinda "pipetrick" for [[/foo|foo]] ? [05:14:03] that sounds a bit strange [05:14:13] and that's how it works now [05:14:27] let me show you the example, mmt [05:14:38] just file a bug report, I'm not going to fix it right now [05:16:46] well if we don't know if it's bug i didn't want to fill another crap in bugzilla. but ok. the worst case is it will be closed as invalid ;-) [05:24:28] if you file a bug, please try to make a case for its applications [05:24:43] the fact that you can dream it up isn't really enough to make it worth writing [05:28:13] 03(NEW) Ending slash trimmed in relative links to subpages - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11970 normal; normal; MediaWiki: Page rendering; (danny_b) [05:29:03] with pretty complete test case [05:33:41] speaking of tests... "Passed 436 of 509 tests (85.66%)... 73 tests failed!" [05:33:57] I've still got a way to go by the looks of it [05:35:40] is there something like acid2-smiley-like page to take a look how these tests are rendered? [05:39:48] so I'm trying to do a couple of extensions, and I was wondering where is the documentation on some of the global (ew) classes that are available for use in extensions? [05:40:27] like how can I get the contents of a given article within a namespace? [05:41:10] Article class [05:41:19] documentation is done using phpdocumenter [05:42:04] is there a resource online? or do i have to build it myself? [05:48:18] nm found it [05:48:40] except it's doxygen [06:08:31] TimStarling: how big are this parser changes? [06:09:10] *these [06:11:43] so hello everyone. I'm trying to set up {{navbox}} from scratch, but I get a bunch of code in the form of {{#if|}}{{#if|}} etc. [06:12:05] and it said I should make a {{Navbox/core}}, so I did. and that did nothing. [06:12:30] pandacomics: got parserfunctions extension installed? [06:12:30] I tried fixing /common/main.css, but that did very little. [06:12:37] parserfunctions? [06:12:41] no [06:12:42] I do not [06:12:49] what does parserfunctions do [06:13:02] enables {{#if}} etc [06:13:11] {{#if:}} is parser function and doesn't work without this extension [06:13:27] ...oh. [06:13:30] is it downloadable? [06:13:41] !parserfunctions > pandacomics [06:13:49] !parserfunctions [06:13:49] "parser functions" are a way to extend the wiki syntax. ParserFunctions is an extension that provides the basic set of parser functions (you have to install it separately!). For help using parser functions, please see . For details about the extension, see [06:14:08] oh ok [06:15:30] ...I can't see a download link. [06:15:37] I mean, I can see why it's useful now, but uh. [06:16:11] Is there a way to count how many times a template is used? I don't mean on how many pages; The template I have in mind is used as many as 70 times on some pages. [06:17:49] oh, never mind, found it [06:23:08] sorry [06:23:10] another question [06:23:21] the edit button within my articles are on the left. [06:23:27] *buttons [06:23:58] and normally, they're on the right....so, how would one modify whichever css file it is I have to go through [07:34:19] hello people [07:34:21] start working! [07:36:12] TimStarling: how big are this parser changes? [07:36:39] *AaronSchulz just sneezed out some snot :s [07:36:40] it's just a preprocessor change: strip/replaceVariables/removeHTMLtags [07:36:46] the rest is mostly unaffected [07:37:06] the words "parser" and "just" don't mix well [07:38:22] instead of strip->removeHTMLtags->replaceVariables, it'll be preprocessToDom->replaceVariables->removeHTMLtags [07:39:05] Inez: You around? [07:39:53] so an implementation of my evil plan for the last year or so, in terms of parse order [07:40:10] plus the use of a DOM tree for an intermediate representation, that's new [07:40:11] is it planned to implement some kind of single-install, multi-site functionality in mediawiki anytime? [07:40:16] simialr to drupal's? [07:42:23] *AaronSchulz sends domas to the workhouse [07:45:15] where was I? [07:45:36] (high packet loss on the DSL) [07:51:06] the plan I had previously was to move the preprocessor step before strip and removeHTMLtags, and to make the preprocessor extension-tag aware [07:51:29] I've gone one better than that and combined strip with replaceVariables, they happen simultaneously [07:53:39] packetloss sucks [07:53:52] I get frustrated by that easilly [07:53:55] easily that is [07:54:32] eventually we might get around to getting cable, the ADSL frequently drops out so it's not much good [07:56:28] it'll cost twice as much though [07:58:53] your employer should cover that though :) [08:03:22] <_wooz> lo [08:05:08] no one knows anything about the possibility of mediawiki multi-site installation? [08:06:38] it exists [08:06:46] naught101: have you tried searching the documentation wikis: meta and mediawiki.org? [08:07:02] TimStarling: yes, I can't find anything [08:09:19] hmm, I thought we had a few things written about it [08:09:29] maybe in the big FAQ? [08:09:57] keyword: farm [08:13:37] oh, thanks domas [08:14:01] I don't know why people call that farms [08:14:15] I call 'farm' something that has cattle and lots of land [08:14:16] :) [08:14:17] hag over from serverfarms? [08:14:24] s/hag/hang [08:16:37] hi there, how to permanently purge a page from mediawiki ? [08:16:48] Does this need to be done directly from the database by hand ? [08:17:00] purge as in delete? [08:17:07] yes [08:17:18] as in permanently delete w/the data completely gone forever [08:17:24] it would need manual delete from the archive [08:17:35] damn. [08:17:35] then you may want to delete binlogs of your mysqld [08:17:35] :) [08:17:53] sigh. [08:18:10] I need to remove confidental data from a wiki that should've never gotten there. [08:18:19] seems that it's not going to be trivial at all [08:19:34] I have a question [08:19:44] the edit button is somehow on the left, and not on the right as usual [08:19:50] as in for sections [08:19:56] 03(mod) Use transclusions to count articles as well - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11868 (10dmcdevit) [08:31:02] domas, it seemed by far the easiest to return yesterday's backup, over-writing the whole db [08:31:08] thanks anyways. :) [08:32:19] SuurMyy: lol [08:32:26] I mean really [08:32:41] I dunno the syntax, and it was't much fun w/everything on one line in vim from the dump [08:33:04] nor was it much more fun trying to right off the bat figure out that how mediawiki holds the pages in the db [08:33:29] So that was the only reasonable thing to do, at this point. [08:33:42] SuurMyy: that's unfortunate [08:33:56] I'm not a mw developer who knows or has the time to figure out how the db is structured. [08:34:12] it would be a great feature for an admin to be able to purge deleted edits [08:34:15] Well, admin should be able to do permanent deletes from command line [08:34:26] naught101: there're extensions, I suppose [08:34:34] SuurMyy: 'DELETE FROM archive' <-- thats it [08:35:01] you mean `delete from archive $PAGE' ? [08:35:20] say, the page is foo:bar [08:35:22] archive keeps just deleted pages [08:35:29] and the db, say, foodb [08:35:33] so you won't be able to use undelete afterwards [08:35:38] should really be core functionality [08:35:48] for emergencies [08:35:58] why? [08:36:00] you can delete a page [08:36:05] it will show up only for undeletes [08:36:11] well I guess it's mostly thought that ppl destroy accidentally more often than need to really purge [08:36:14] and for sysops only [08:36:20] well yes [08:36:26] SuurMyy: you see the 'delete' tab on every page? [08:36:37] but we had stuff in the wiki that was asking for a multi-million dollar law-suit [08:36:48] it's not okay to 'only sysops see' [08:36:54] it needs to be gone completely [08:37:06] and it had to be done asap [08:37:20] lest me be fired for putting the wiki up, most importantly [08:37:21] give me multi-million and I'll code a feature for ya [08:37:21] :) [08:37:29] :) [08:37:41] but really, 'DELETE FROM archive' is pretty safe stuff. [08:37:44] no prob, really, just took yesterday's backup [08:37:47] yea [08:37:47] uhm [08:37:54] I wonder how that deals with 'text' entries [08:38:20] you mean that ppls' work will be gone for the last 24 hrs ? [08:38:31] true, unfortunate, and what can you do. :) [08:39:16] but thanks. [08:39:21] :) [08:40:25] International Security Technology Oy [08:40:27] :-) [08:40:38] thats the company you might want to sue, anyone in this channel [08:40:39] :) [08:55:43] re [09:01:24] oh question [09:01:36] how do you make the redirect button on the editing interface [09:11:57] re [09:58:25] 03(NEW) logo for assamese wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11971 normal; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:01:02] 03(NEW) logo for maori wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11972 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:04:10] 03(NEW) set logo for soomali wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11973 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:05:38] 03(NEW) set logo for hakka wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11974 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:06:56] 03(NEW) set logo for mazandarani wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11975 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:08:05] 03(NEW) set logo for samoan wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11976 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:09:14] 03(NEW) set logo for aymar wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11977 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:10:13] 03(mod) set logo for aymar wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11977 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:10:40] 03(mod) logo for assamese wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11971 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:10:42] 03(mod) logo for maori wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11972 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:10:46] 03(mod) set logo for soomali wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11973 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:10:50] 03(mod) set logo for hakka wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11974 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:10:55] 03(mod) set logo for mazandarani wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11975 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:11:04] 03(mod) set logo for samoan wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11976 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:11:14] 03(NEW) set logo for romanian wiktionary - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11978 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Language setup; (effeietsanders) [10:11:53] 03(mod) set logo for romanian wiktionary - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11978 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [10:37:14] hello. is there a repository of skins for mediawiki somewhere? [10:37:25] i'd like to find something red :) [10:41:00] i like the default skin, but i wish it came in different color variations. [10:45:52] was curious if there were basic template packs [10:46:12] like {{inuse}} etc [10:46:26] !skins del [10:46:26] Successfully removed keyword: skins [10:46:33] !skins is For information on creating or using skins, see . For simple CSS skins you can apply without editing the files, see . [10:46:33] Successfully added keyword: skins [10:46:41] !skins | astan [10:46:41] astan: For information on creating or using skins, see . For simple CSS skins you can apply without editing the files, see . [10:49:31] voxultima: Nope, but you can import those you like from another wiki. [10:49:37] Pathoschild: thanks! [10:49:43] astan: Welcome. :) [10:50:43] any simple way of doing it other than copying & editing? [10:51:28] !export | voxultima [10:51:28] voxultima: To export pages from a wiki, navigate to Special:Export on the wiki, type in the names of the pages to export, and hit "export". See for an example of this form. See also: !import [10:51:29]