[00:02:57] 03simetrical * r29674 10/trunk/extensions/Renameuser/ (SpecialRenameuser.i18n.php SpecialRenameuser_body.php): Usernames that are invalid for creation should be invalid rename targets too. [00:15:38] 03simetrical * r29675 10/trunk/extensions/Renameuser/ (SpecialRenameuser.i18n.php SpecialRenameuser_body.php): Actually, let's use the existing message. [00:16:58] 03(mod) User should be able to get MediaWiki version from any page - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12536 (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:19:57] how can i switch off the numbering in the table of contents? [00:21:40] nikiwaibel, no way currently except adding a CSS class. [00:21:59] sim: thanks [00:32:48] 14(INVALID) Allow bureaucrats to add and remove an import-from-meta group on mediawiki .org - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12605 +comment (10robin_1273) [00:41:34] 03(mod) Allow bureaucrats to add and remove an import-from-meta group on mediawiki .org - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12605 +comment (10cbrown1023) [00:48:21] 04(REOPENED) Add a transwiki import group on mediawiki.org - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12605 summary; +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:48:26] Who exactly is "robin_1273"? [00:49:38] a noob? [00:51:10] Simetrical: I think that's SPQRobin [00:51:40] Probably. [00:53:23] hmm [00:56:47] hey siebrand :) [00:56:57] hola, Monobi2 [00:57:36] I racked up 250 edits in 20 minutes w/ dupe tagging on commons :) [00:57:48] hooray for tabbed browsing [00:59:19] hmm [00:59:28] is there a magic word to hide TOC by default? [00:59:58] __NOTOC__ [01:00:08] hmmm... formatComment() mostly only parses [[links]] and /* sections */ ? it handles local, interwiki, interlang links fine, but barfs on shared images [01:01:11] i think that __NOTOC__ removes it .. i'd like it to be hidden (that click on "show" is possible). [01:01:29] hide ==> collapse [01:01:32] clarity fort he win ^_^ [01:02:01] Splarka, you should be able to get this by editing the monobook css [01:03:00] Splarka, --> nikiwaibel [01:03:05] jamasi: it is JS though, I don't think you could, or if you did, they'd have to click [hide] and then [show] [01:03:14] indeed, Splarka. is there a magic word to have TOC collapsed by default? [01:03:27] 03(mod) Add a transwiki import group on mediawiki.org - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12605 (10robin_1273) [01:03:41] 03simetrical * r29676 10/trunk/phase3/includes/DefaultSettings.php: Clarify comment on $wgRateLimits. [01:03:47] well then one would have to edit the jss as well. [01:03:56] *Splarka finds the formatComment() bug is already entered: http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5506 [01:04:02] jamasi: i'll have a look. [01:04:05] probably just the JS [01:04:15] right, .js [01:04:40] any hint which file? [01:05:01] well, it would be Common.js probably [01:05:16] wikibits.js i'd guess [01:05:25] hmm -- i'd like that collapsed TOC only on certain specific pages... [01:06:06] a magic word like __NOTOC__ would be perfect... [01:06:06] then you'd have to do a page title check, or... invent a fake magic word [01:06:30] like

[01:06:33] and then... [01:06:40] 03siebrand * r29677 10/trunk/extensions/ (6 files in 2 dirs): [01:06:40] * use wfLoadExtensionMessages [01:06:40] * remove some unneeded blackslashes in messages (caused malformed error message) [01:06:40] * put Magic in separate file [01:06:40] * delay message loading [01:06:41] * add version in extension credits, remove EOL whitespace [01:06:43] * update Translate extension [01:06:49] if(document.getElementById('collapsedTOC')) [01:08:33] Why do we have 'newbies' instead of 'autoconfirmed' in $wgRateLimits? [01:09:21] does newbies mean newest 1% of users in that context? [01:09:38] eg, same as Special:Contributions/newbies ? [01:09:40] sparkla: dont worry -- it seems too complicated. it is not so much of importance -- i just wondered if i missed sthg from TFM. [01:10:16] nikiwaibel: it should be easy, gimme a sec [01:12:05] Splarka, no, it means autoconfirmed here. [01:12:14] Which is why it should be called autoconfirmed. [01:12:25] 03siebrand * r29678 10/trunk/extensions/ParserFunctions/ParserFunctions.i18n.php: Localisation updates for extension messages from Betawiki [01:12:41] Probably it used to be newbies and only became autoconfirmed when that was introduced. [01:12:55] Simetrical: /* sofixit */ [01:12:58] splarka: ok, you geek (in the best sense). [01:13:07] *Splarka bites the head off a chicken [01:13:16] Splarka, yes, I could, with BC like we have for 'sysop' protection. [01:13:23] Not now, though, too lazy. :) [01:15:47] nikiwaibel: [01:15:48] addOnloadHook(collapseTOC); [01:15:48] function collapseTOC() { [01:15:48] if(document.getElementById('collapseTOC')) toggleToc() [01:15:48] } [01:15:57] 03(mod) Allow URL functions to concatenate query string from multiple arguments - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8262 +comment (10waldir) [01:16:21] how woud [01:16:39] mesa thinkeen hesa no lika me javeescripty [01:16:43] 03siebrand * r29679 10/trunk/extensions/Translate/MessageGroups.php: Update export for 2 extensions [01:18:35] 03(mod) Parameters to {{fullurl}} et al. should be URL-encoded - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5720 +comment (10waldir) [01:19:19] splarka: that easy? where do i put that js thingy? (just got disconnected, damn, maybe i missed some lines...) [01:21:06] nikiwaibel: http://p.defau.lt/?6IKa0KIA4MEgIFx9Jodmag [01:21:19] hmm [01:21:28] *Skizzerz is amazingly happy right now, he FINALLY finished his extension :) [01:21:53] paste that into your MediaWiki:Common.js [01:22:25] and then make a template like [[Template:SmallTOC]] with contents

[01:22:38] {{SmallTOC}} on a page should then make it collapsed by default [01:22:44] or, whatever you wanna name it [01:26:47] splarka: thanks a million -- a snake instead a chicken would prove the geekiness either ;-) -- anyway, i got it. ... maybe there will be a __COLLAPSE_TOC_BY_DEFAULT__ in 1.13 ... [01:27:37] nikiwaibel: open a bug for it on bugzilla (but search to make sure there isn't already one first) :) [01:28:54] ski...: ok. will do. [01:32:44] nikiwaibel, that shouldn't be a magic word. [01:33:05] I don't see any justification for it, to be honest. Either collapse it sitewide by default, or don't. [01:33:19] Page-by-page defaults are kind of weird in this case, I don't see any reasonable justification for them. [01:33:25] __NONUMBERTOC__ should be there, though. [01:33:31] *Splarka snickers [01:33:36] dual standards! [01:33:42] __NONDUALSTANDARDSIMETRICAL__ [01:33:54] No, some articles have lots of section names that start with numbers. [01:34:00] Or have their own numbering scheme in the section names. [01:34:16] That's a reasonable case-by-case exception that could come up reasonably often, and CSS is a bad way to fix it. [01:34:23] a page with many small subheadings could benefit from an autocollapsed TOC [01:35:01] although JS features are never a very good idea [01:35:04] Or it could collapse from using fewer headings, or configuring the TOC to collapse headings below a certain number. [01:35:12] Well, collapsing the table altogether is a JS feature. :) [01:35:20] or use headers [01:35:30] s/collapse from using/use/ [01:35:35] Those also get added to the TOC. [01:35:40] in the new parser, they won't be editable headers... hmm [01:35:44] And get edit section links and all. [01:35:46] Oh, they won't? [01:35:48] That's probably good. [01:35:52] TimStarling: will add to the TOC? [01:36:13] to use rsvg, does mediawiki need just the libary, or does it need the binary [01:37:03] hmm, looks like they do [01:37:06] http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flibble?timtest=newpp [01:37:23] darn [01:38:25] TOC: first i wanted the numbers off, because they are wrong regarding the content of the site (sort of archive -- oldest (1st) entry at the bottom, newest on top). [01:39:10] niki: you wanted the numbers off site-wide? did you do that with CSS already? [01:39:43] TOC: but i want the toc, (no __NOTOC__) -- if the archive grows, i want some quick links. [01:40:01] sparkla: just for that archive site... [01:40:31] read your chat ... [01:41:10] ... i am fine with the JS collapsed TOC solution... [01:44:17] my chat? [01:55:29] hey Az1568 [01:56:01] hi Monobi2 :) [01:58:59] 03(mod) Add a transwiki import group on mediawiki.org - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12605 (10cbrown1023) [01:59:58] 03aaron * r29680 10/trunk/extensions/ConfirmAccount/ (ConfirmAccount_body.php confirmaccount.css): More style [02:09:24] 03(NEW) Disable automatic redirection. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12606 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (NavouWiki) [02:18:40] does anyone here with wiki see a lot of google crawls in their access_log file? i've got an example here: http://pastebin.ca/852785 [02:20:08] 03(WONTFIX) Disable automatic redirection. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12606 +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [02:28:01] 03(mod) Disable automatic redirection. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12606 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [02:32:17] 03(FIXED) Add a transwiki import group on mediawiki.org - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12605 +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [02:40:27] Simetrical: how does one request becoming a sysop on mediawiki.org? (asking you because you just granted one :P) [02:40:43] Skizzerz, ask a bureaucrat. [02:40:55] like you? ;) [02:40:57] And I didn't grant sysop, I granted transwiki import. [02:41:12] ah [02:41:18] *Skizzerz can't read [02:41:19] :P [02:41:29] Do you want to be a sysop? [02:41:54] it'd be nice, and I definately will use the privelages to the best of my ability [02:42:39] *Skizzerz does have sysop powers elsewhere, if that matters [02:43:10] User:Skizzerz, I take it? [02:43:14] yes [02:44:04] Okay, done. [02:44:07] thank you ^_^ [02:54:34] Hi, I am following this website for editing the Navigation Bar http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Navigation_bar [02:55:10] I can't access MediaWiki:Sidebar [02:56:08] i think you need to be a sysop. [02:57:33] the MediaWiki: namespace is restricted to those with the 'editinterface' right [02:57:34] nikiwaibel, I am running as a SysOp [02:57:40] which by default is 'sysop' [02:58:05] iormz: what do you mean by cannot access the page? [02:58:08] iormz: are you listed in title=Special:Listusers/sysop on your wiki? [02:58:12] and do you have: $wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['editinterface'] = true; [02:58:55] are you getting a view source instead of an edit tab, or a outright access error? [03:02:23] if it's the former, make sure that a) you are indeed a sysop, and b) that sysop has the 'editinterface' permission [03:03:04] if it's the latter, make sure that you have whatever right you seem to be lacking (such as 'read' if it says you can't view the page) [03:07:25] 03tstarling * r29681 10/trunk/extensions/ProofreadPage/ProofreadPage.php: Fix incorrect escaping in generated javascript. Put escaping close to the output, for easy review. Use Skin::makeVariablesScript(), to delegate the whole complicated business of JavaScript generation. [03:36:53] hi all. I just upgraded to the latest stable version and found out about the following issue: [03:36:59] When I go to "Main_Page", things are fine and I can see the page I've created with mediawiki 1.6.7 originally. [03:37:00] But when I click on the top-left logo, it uses the localized name of "Main_Page", which is "Hauptseite" in German. This page, however, is empty. [03:37:03] so, I am usign version MediaWiki 1.12alpha [03:37:42] and by default I have the right permissions, so I don't need to put them in LocalSettings.php. Am I right? [03:37:47] similar happens with other navigation links on the very left. Shouldn't there be some redirect or common name for all links, regardless of the localization in effect? [03:38:01] cosmodad: edit MediaWiki:Mainpage to point to Main_Page ? [03:38:42] Splarka: well about about other localizations? I mean, other users could use other languages too? [03:39:09] if it was written right, that message should use the content language and not the user language [03:39:34] Splarka: what do you exactly mean by "written right"? [03:39:44] well, there could be bugs ^_^ [03:39:56] but also check Special:Prefixindex/MediaWiki:Mainpage [03:40:06] any /xx subpages could be causing issues [03:40:47] Splarka: that special page contains only: [03:40:57] Splarka: "Display pages with prefix: Mainpage", and [03:41:06] Splarka: "Namespace: MediaWiki" [03:41:24] nothing there? [03:41:43] Splarka: nothing except for the too. And I can change the Namespace if I want to. [03:41:53] s/too/two/ [03:42:03] what do you get at Special:Prefixindex/MediaWiki: ? do you have any messages customized on-wiki? [03:42:47] iormz: if you are a sysop. is that what you mean? or is "SysOp" different? [03:43:29] Splarka: I get just what I told you, except for the fact that "Display pages..." is now empty. [03:43:36] Splarka: not sure what you mean about the latter. [03:45:17] Splarka: any idea what I could do? [03:45:18] do you have a link to the site, cosmo? [03:45:36] Splarka: yeah: http://wiki.foo-lounge.de [03:45:38] anyway, what I mean is, for example: http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page?uselang=de [03:46:11] the top sidebar link is generated from: [03:46:12] ** mainpage|mainpage [03:46:18] but only the text is translated, not the link [03:46:39] ahh [03:46:58] I think the problem is, someone changed the default system message between your last upgrades [03:46:58] http://wiki.foo-lounge.de/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Mainpage [03:47:10] edit that to say: Main Page [03:47:19] 03tstarling * r29682 10/trunk/phase3/includes/User.php: (log message trimmed) [03:47:19] Revert r29671, it was based on a misunderstanding of the purpose of the [03:47:19] LoggedOut cookie. The LoggedOut cookie is there to suppress the client-side [03:47:19] cache, not the server-side cache. It prevents privately cached logged-in pages [03:47:19] from being displayed after the user logs out. Feel free to special-case it in [03:47:22] squid if you're worried about the server-side cache hit ratio, but note that IMS [03:47:24] requests would need special handling. [03:48:11] Splarka: ok but this doesn't change the other navigation links, like "current events" is still linked to "Aktuelle Ereignisse" (localized version) [03:48:41] Splarka: I haven't done any entries to those yet myself but I'd like to have them right. [03:48:45] well, the contentlanguage is german, do you want them at page names like [[Current events]] ? [03:49:12] Splarka: I want the content language to be English. [03:49:31] then why is it german? ^_^ [03:49:32] var wgContentLanguage = "De"; [03:50:03] Splarka: ok wait before I say something wrong: content language is the language the links are displayed? [03:50:16] Splarka: it is *not* the language that is displayed to the user? [03:50:37] Splarka, In this section "Special:Listusers/sysop" I get this "WikiSysop ‎(Bureaucrat, Sysop)" [03:51:01] content language is the default UI language for all anonymous users, and logged in user who haven't chosen another language [03:51:20] Splarka: what I want is this: have my wiki use English for links and such, but have the user interface preferably kept German. Can I do that? [03:51:44] hmm [03:52:01] try this: go to MediaWiki:Sidebar ... [03:52:30] MediaWiki:Sidebar facilitates translation by utilizing calls to other system messages, eg MediaWiki:Mainpage [03:52:51] http://conce.no-ip.org/~oramirez/phase3/MediaWiki:Sidebar [03:52:53] but this can be overridden by using literal page names and text instead [03:53:19] you have to be logged as a sysop right? [03:53:22] yah [03:53:23] Splarka: I suppose something similar needs to be done for the special pages too? [03:53:33] well [03:53:48] you want Special:Userlogin to be that and not Spezial:Anmelden ? [03:54:03] that is defined in /languages/messages/MessagesDe.php [03:54:23] so that would require some lower level editing of the php files to undo [03:54:38] aww ok. That's not really worth it. [03:54:40] if you want that, you're better off having the default language be english [03:54:50] and then having a "Login to switch to german" [03:54:56] yeah I just thought the same. [03:55:02] the userlang preference would then modify most of the UI, but not titles of Special: pages [03:55:19] those rely on the content language [03:55:21] Splarka: but every user would have to do that by himself, right? [03:55:27] $wgLanguageCode = 'en'; [03:55:53] I think so... there might be an extension to do it with cookies for anon users though [03:55:59] and ?uselang=de can be used on a per-page basis [03:57:32] Splarka, so, I am not having access to MediaWiki:Sidebar that means that I have wrong my permissions on my admin user? [03:58:01] *Splarka looks [03:58:06] Splarka: is var wgContentLanguage the variable representation of what I set $wgLanguageCode to? Or are these two different settings? [03:58:36] iormz: would appear so, sec [03:59:17] cosmo: wgContentLanguage is the JS global in the source, that mirrors what you have $wgLanguageCode set to [03:59:29] ok [03:59:29] easiest way to tell what $wgLanguageCode is set to, is view a page source and check that global ^_^ [03:59:37] iormz: http://conce.no-ip.org/~oramirez/phase3/index.php/Special:Listusers/sysop [03:59:49] is that you? [03:59:56] if so, try editing: http://conce.no-ip.org/~oramirez/phase3/index.php/MediaWiki:Sidebar [04:00:38] Splarka, I can do that.. but it does not appear at my left side :P [04:01:36] Splarka: thanks for helping. [04:01:45] well, this skin "gumax" doesn't seem to utilize it, iormz [04:03:12] I tried to follow this tutorial. [04:03:15] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Navigation_bar [04:03:30] If you checked at the end [04:03:34] Wikitext in side bar [04:04:03] iormz: that installation is very unstandard, it doesn't even create any portlets [04:04:19] the interface message is correct, it just doesn't seem to have anything calling it [04:05:07] Splarka, could it be that I have been updating with the maintance code of the svn? [04:06:45] *Splarka doesn't know, just knows that installation is customized ^_^ [04:08:46] ok, np. [04:11:22] *Splarka idles for food [04:34:23] 03evan * r29683 10/branches/openid_2.0_update/OpenID/ (3 files): [04:34:23] The consumer side wouldn't work on mod_redirect'd sites, because the [04:34:23] complete() method in the OpenID libs was doing some wacky crunching on [04:34:23] the script location. So, instead of using the "pretty" url for the [04:34:23] return_to value, use a "script" url instead. [04:34:24] Seems to work OK in redirected, pathinfo, and just plain-old title=foo [04:34:28] configs. [04:48:44] 03evan * r29684 10/branches/openid_2.0_update/OpenID/SpecialOpenIDFinish.body.php: [04:48:44] Fixed some errors in mainline consumer code. Still something wrong [04:48:44] with choosing a user name. [05:31:56] 03(mod) Disable automatic redirection. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12606 (10NavouWiki) [06:02:29] is there any way to do a sitenotice but only on specific pages? [06:03:06] sort of [06:03:41] ok [06:03:43] you might be tempted to use {{#ifeq:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|Foobar|This is a sitenotice}} but that won't work well because of the way the magic word is cached in that message [06:04:20] what version of MediaWiki are you on? [06:04:46] one sec [06:04:47] its old [06:05:07] mediawiki-1.6.10 [06:05:16] i cant upgrade because my php version and 64bit linux [06:05:23] can you link to it or is it local/private? [06:05:31] the wiki? [06:05:38] yes [06:06:40] hmm, .. you don't have per-page classes, I guess that was 1.7 [06:06:57] ya [06:06:57] you're only option I think, would be javascript [06:07:00] ok [06:07:10] i can do that [06:07:23] maybe ill stick it out and recompile php [06:07:27] if(document.title.indexOf('Main Page -')==-1) { [06:07:48] and then have an addOnloadHook edit the sitenotice div's contents [06:08:42] ok [06:09:23] kinda annoying [06:09:24] how would you do it in the latest version? [06:09:35] oh, you could do it in css.. eg... [06:10:18] .page-Main_Page #siteNotice .mainpageonly {display:block;} [06:10:22] and in sitenotice: [06:10:40] [06:10:47] oop, {display:block !important;} above [06:11:05] much nicer :] [06:11:12] lame hack (note that it has issues with accessability) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:HiddenStructure [06:11:19] but often only huge wikis care about that [06:11:57] ya im not to picky [06:12:41] no crying about non-css browsers [06:13:00] well im going to recompile php and do an upgrade i think [06:13:03] sounds better [06:13:07] thanks Splarka [06:13:15] enjoy [06:13:18] btw [06:13:32] newer versions of mediawiki also have js globals, for easier "What page am I on?" scripting [06:13:44] nice [06:13:52] you can for, example, compare wgPageName instead of document.title.indexOf [06:14:10] any other tips? [06:14:11] go to a random en.wp page and view the source, at the top is a block of var definitions [06:14:18] ok [06:14:32] hmm [06:14:43] other than that, you might consider an extension that lets you edit a message above page content [06:14:52] unless you want that message static and uneditable except by sysops [06:15:02] not really [06:15:04] the sitenotice is heavily abused ^_^ [06:15:08] yea [06:15:23] it should be for things like "Site is going down for planned maintenance from 9 to 11 UTC today" [06:15:40] not "Please donate" with included video X_X [06:15:43] lol [06:15:53] *Splarka glares at the people who know who they are [06:16:01] is there a simple way to determine (for a bot, for instance) wether or not a user is presently blocked? [06:16:47] Splarka thks for the help [06:16:50] np [06:18:50] brion-away: ping [06:25:25] SQLDb: none such in the API? something like that might be handy [06:25:47] yeah, I was hoping I'd just missed something simple that I could regex out :( [06:25:57] *SQLDb doesen't wanna f-around with calculating times :( [06:25:58] or, even, something like a virtual edit query, eg &action=canedit&username=Foo&article=Bar [06:26:37] or &action=canedit&ipaddy=1.2.3.4&article=Bar ... if it could factor in blocked IPs, IP ranges, blocked open proxies / squid-level blocks [06:26:42] *Splarka daydreams [06:27:08] heh [06:27:44] SQLDb: index.php?title=Special%3AIpblocklist&ip=test [06:27:53] ip=username [06:27:56] and parse it. [06:28:48] TimLaqua: Hah! It's always something that should be obvious to me :) Thank you so much! :P [06:28:54] np. [06:29:08] well, then there is that... [06:29:14] *TimLaqua pokes Splarka. you andyour API. [06:29:16] ;-) [06:29:24] *Splarka checks if TimLaqua is blocked [06:29:42] no, but "Test" is indeed blocked on many wikis. ;-) [06:29:43] would still be handy there ^_^ [06:29:49] Thanks a million, guys :) [06:30:01] we live to serve. [06:30:18] er... i mean write open source software... [06:30:26] http://ccannizzaro.com/images/limon.jpg [06:40:28] 03tstarling * r29685 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Parser.php: Fix handling for whitespace in template arguments. [06:44:17] I know there's a Special page that shows all uncategorized images. Is there a page anywhere that shows all images? [06:45:06] Reilithion: Special:Imagelist [06:56:31] TimLaqua: Why isn't that page listed on Special:Specialpages? [06:56:41] "File list" [06:56:50] oh [06:56:52] weird [06:57:01] yah, bit counterintuitive [06:57:07] depends on the langauge [06:57:09] it's localized. [06:57:27] how come it's different? [06:59:12] MediaWiki:Imagelist [06:59:18] you can change it if you like. [06:59:20] ;-) [07:11:41] 03(mod) Disable automatic redirection. - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12606 +comment (10dan_the_man) [07:29:40] 03aaron * r29686 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.php: Title does not seem to be set yet [07:34:56] 03aaron * r29687 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.php: And here too [07:39:20] What was the point of removing the Mysql Closing in Wiki.php? IMHO, even if PHP is automatically supposed to close it that doesn't guarantee it will 100% of the time on all servers, all types of db, and that it'll close instantly... I see little reason to remove a good bit of code already there? [08:02:43] hmm. Any ideas why Special:Ipblocklist&ip= doesen't return IP addresses that are presently indef blocked? [08:03:05] got an example? [08:03:43] hmm [08:03:48] wtf it's working now [08:03:53] musta been a glitch [08:03:56] How goes it, Mediawiki-ers? Er... whatever that term should be :) [08:05:06] *Sasoriza just had to say hi... feeling lonesome [08:05:33] MediaWiki:Lonesome - contents: "Hi $1!" [08:08:35] Im having some trouble resetting a lost user password, can someone help? [08:10:09] I do not use a GUI tool for mysql, the command i have been using is [08:10:25] UPDATE user SET user_password = [08:10:25] md5(CONCAT('123-',md5('newpassword'))) WHERE user_id=123; [08:11:00] does an md5 hash go into the ('newpassword')? or a plaintext? [08:11:20] Brian_L: there's an extensions [08:11:26] err.. -s [08:11:28] ah [08:11:33] i can find it [08:11:35] :) [08:11:38] or, it's much simpler to simply change the e-mail address [08:11:49] and then click "E-mail lost password" [08:12:13] I do not have mail services enabled [08:12:36] !passwordreset [08:12:36] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Password_Reset [08:13:17] thanks [08:13:31] I should still learn mysql though :P [08:18:26] Brian: I'd think the 'newpassword' field there is the plaintext, which then as you can see gets doublehashed [08:18:48] md5 of the password, and then the md5 of the userid + ' ' + that hash [08:19:11] ah [08:19:14] (to answer your other question academically) [08:19:17] :) [08:19:32] so if someone has a userID of 123 and a password of 'foo' [08:19:43] md5(foo) = acbd18db4cc2f85cedef654fccc4a4d8 [08:19:50] md5(123-acbd18db4cc2f85cedef654fccc4a4d8) [08:20:02] = b76906b53abac36ee9862dbb19dcc0fe [08:20:07] it still did not work, i am wondering if the database structure changed from the version the example is based on [08:20:56] I am about 2 hours into learning mysql, :) [08:21:36] check the setting of $wgPasswordSalt maybe [08:22:01] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgPasswordSalt [08:22:02] 03aaron * r29688 10/trunk/extensions/ConfirmAccount/SpecialConfirmAccount.php: Don't load css for everyone [08:23:41] thanks [08:24:27] np [08:37:21] importDump.php threw an exception on importing - which tool should I use to import something into mediawiki next? mwdumper or xml2sql? [08:51:22] 03tstarling * r29689 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Parser.php: Improved tplarg whitespace fix, following on from buggy r29685. [08:52:37] 03(NEW) Problems with statistics in Crimean Tatar Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12607 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (alessandro_gor) [08:57:10] oops [09:08:33] I now tried xml2sql and it was really fast compared to importDump.php but when I started to do the mysql action I got: [09:08:51] mysql -u root -p medaiwiki < sqldump/page.sql [09:08:51] Enter password: [09:08:51] ERROR 1062 (23000) at line 6: Duplicate entry '1' for key 1 [09:08:53] and [09:09:09] mysql -u root -p medaiwiki < sqldump/revision.sql [09:09:09] Enter password: [09:09:09]