[00:08:58] hey MinuteElectron, I tried to find the way to edit "Sidebar" by looking for the page MediaWiki:Sidebar [00:09:11] but i can't find it... is it just index.php/Mediawiki:Sidebar [00:09:11] yes... [00:09:33] commmmodo: type into the search box on your wiki MediaWiki:Sidebar then press go. [00:09:38] ok [00:09:44] actually i deleted the go button :( [00:09:53] why?! [00:10:26] well press earch then click on create this page if a link comes up [00:10:35] or the blue link if there is one of them near the top [00:11:07] anyway, I'm off for tonight [00:11:10] goodbye [00:11:18] thanks! bye [00:14:02] can anyone tell me where $this->msg('tagline') is pulled from? [00:14:31] MediaWiki:Tagline I'm assuming [00:19:05] how would i change that for a page Skizzerz [00:19:19] huh? [00:20:55] like what is the Tagline, is it an attribute of a page? [00:21:03] if so, is there some way to set it for a page? [00:22:00] edit [[MediaWiki:Tagline]]? [00:22:37] oh [00:22:42] its for the whole site [00:22:43] gotcha [00:23:16] I'm trying to instal the Labeled Section Transclusion Extension, do I add all of require_once ( 'extensions/LabeledSectionTransclusion/lst.php' ); to the page or just extensions/LabeledSectionTransclusion/lst.php ? Look here to see what I'm talking about: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Labeled_Section_Transclusion#Installation [00:23:56] all of it [00:24:04] Thanks Skizz [00:29:10] Pinky or Skizzerz do you guys know how easily I can change the links populated in "personal_urls" ? like specifically getting rid of "My contributions" and "My Watchlist" for example [00:30:06] its in Special:Allmessages somewhere IIRC [00:31:33] wow! wtf is that page??? [00:32:16] is has all the MediaWiki messages you can change [00:32:20] *it [00:32:53] Pinky: actually, it's not. personal bar is defined solely in PHP [00:33:00] oh [00:34:12] commmmodo: if you want to change the links up there, you need to edit your skin's PHP file and change them (some understanding of PHP is required) [00:34:28] there are unfortunately no MediaWiki: messages that control the personal urls [00:34:40] ok, thats fine, i see the array here i just need to hack it i guess... [00:35:28] you can change the TEXT of the links via MediaWiki: messages, just not the links themselves [00:36:29] ah [00:36:30] ok [00:56:09] anyone alive who can explain why, if I have a template called Moo, why transcluding a page which also includes the template Moo results in a "template loop" ? [00:56:26] in this case, the template just does {{:namespace{{{1}}}}} [00:56:43] so why is that a "loop" ? [00:57:21] googling the error, unfortunately, produces.. a bunch of wiki pages which have template loops [00:58:04] derwin, um, what exactly are you transcluding from where to where? [00:58:16] If Template:Moo transcludes something that transcludes Template:Moo, that's a loop. [00:58:34] If you give a link I may be able to help. [00:59:57] unfortunately it's not publically accessible [01:00:20] oh, so because I'm including Template:Moo, even though the *argument* is different, it's a loop [01:00:30] I'm using the Template-as-a-passthrough trick [01:01:01] with {{Template|Page Name}} and {{:namespace:{{{1}}}}} [01:02:27] so, if I have two levels of this include-something-which-might-use-this-trick [01:02:36] I guess the only way I can really do it is two different Templates [01:02:44] which is inelegant, but handles 95% of my cases [01:02:52] and a third level would handle the remaining 5% [01:03:06] 03laner * r32649 10/trunk/extensions/SmoothGallery/SmoothGalleryClass.php: Changing the images sizes back to html attributes instead of css attributes, eventhough neither seem to work with this javascript library (*mumble*). [01:05:35] derwin: it's simple enough to generate an infinite loop involving constantly changing template parameters [01:06:02] {{loop|x{{{1}}} }} [01:06:27] that's why it only checks the template name [01:06:35] ah, that makes sense [01:06:50] it's inelegant for me to use a second, almost identical template, but it'll work in my case [01:11:33] so again i'm coming here. i have installed wiki 1.12.X, i have uploaded the CategoryTree folder to the extensions folder, i have added the two lines to the localsettings.php, but i still can't find the tree, where? how? [01:42:16] Hi, I am trying to extract clean paragraphs out of wikipedia but it seems that the wikimarkup is imposible to parse [01:42:27] there are to many special cases, and filters need [01:42:30] needed [01:43:06] I found the http://download.wikimedia.org/enwiki/latest/enwiki-latest-abstract.xml they sort of do something similar [01:43:17] but its has more problems than mine [01:43:26] any ideas? [01:50:06] "extract" "clean" paragraphs? [01:50:54] Totic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download [01:51:29] downloading it is not a problem [01:51:46] the problem is actually removing all the markup to get just text [01:51:54] heh. [01:52:36] I also looked at the abstract download that they provide [01:52:38] so.. you want it to render.. but you don't want it to render? [01:52:42] but its even dirtier [01:53:25] " MediaWiki 1.5 includes routines to dump a wiki to HTML, rendering the HTML with the same parser used on a live wiki. As the following page states, putting one of these dumps on the web unmodified will constitute a trademark violation. They are intended for private viewing in an intranet or desktop installation. " [01:53:29] I do research in natural language processing at MIT, and we are trying to get a version of wikipedia without all the markup for some machine learning [01:53:48] 03aaron * r32650 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedArticle.php FlaggedRevsPage.php): [01:53:48] * Add token to new page patrol link tool [01:53:48] * Salt token with title [01:53:48] sweet, media lab? I bet you know some of my raver nerd pals.. lol [01:54:03] nope, not the media lab, csail [01:54:33] so, it seems to me that if you started with the static dump [01:54:34] So I'm trying to migrate a MediaWiki isntallation and keep all articles/users/uploaded images/files etc. but I'm also switching the URL scheme to the short URL as per http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL#Recommended_configuration_.28Used_on_Wikipedia.29 [01:54:40] This is confusing and slightly scary for me. [01:54:52] I'm not exactly sure how to do it either. [01:55:10] totic : removed all the HTML tags, you would end up with.. something semi-reasonable? [01:55:19] I'm worried the new isntallation will be confused [01:55:25] if I get a html version that would be great [01:55:34] Is there something in the database that specifies where articles are stored or is it just in LocalSettings.php? [01:55:41] html is much easier to parse [01:55:53] than wikimarkup [01:56:30] Totic: the page I just pasted to you indicates how to get a HTML version [01:56:37] great [01:56:41] ill take a look [01:56:57] http://static.wikipedia.org/ [01:57:01] is a more direct link [01:57:48] lol, and apparently does not contain the english wikipedia [01:58:14] they dont have static version of english.. [01:58:19] yeah i just checked [01:58:27] http://static.wikipedia.org/downloads/April_2007/en/ [01:58:33] does appear to contain a static ver of english [01:58:38] which is probably sufficient for your needs [01:59:47] I didnt get your other link, "(21:56:30) derwin: Totic: the page I just pasted to you indicates how to get a HTML version" [02:00:11] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download [02:00:17] which is where I got the link to the static page [02:01:10] oh well that one I knew about, I thought you had a rabbit in your sleeve [02:01:41] well, there is an april 2007 static html set which I got from there, that's rabbit-like atleast :) [02:02:42] thanks a lot, but we wanted a recent one to work with, to work on the elections and things like that [02:03:17] ah, in that case, dunno. [02:03:43] presumably you could take a database dump [02:03:46] and convert it into html [02:03:53] and then clean up the html [02:04:04] yeah, Ill take a look at that' [02:30:02] Hey! Two little questions: (1) When backuping the whole wiki, does it backup all pictures and attachment files too? (2) Is it possible to have a section (say.. any page that starts with UserDiscussion: followed by a user name) available to public and the rest of the wiki locked for a small group of users? (or do I have to lock these pages...?) [02:31:06] !access | max_- [02:31:06] --mwbot-- max_-: For information on customizing user access, see . For common examples of restricting access using both rights and extensions, see . [02:32:22] thanks for (2) :) [02:33:11] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Backup [02:33:46] lol : Unofficial backup script by User:Duesentrieb: [1]; creates a backup of all files, a database dump, and an xml dump. [02:33:57] User:Duesentrieb, who often is in this channel :) [02:35:17] why 'lol'? [02:35:54] because I search for a page and I find someone who participates in this channel, that's pretty lol :) [02:36:04] hehe nice :) [02:36:05] it's a small net after all [02:36:20] man, why does k4jcw's nick seem so familiar, speaking of small net [02:36:50] It's an amateur radio callsign, for one. [02:37:23] yeah, I think I probably recognize you from perl land [02:37:35] I maintain the stats pages for perlmonk.org. [02:37:47] And the perlmonk.org server. [02:37:57] yea, probably that :) [02:37:59] stats pages for perlmonkS.org, eather. [02:46:04] so did anyone implement my suggestion to have Special:Random sometimes rickroll people? [02:46:29] maybe I should file a bug [02:53:17] 03(mod) Private logging through Special:Log interface - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13459 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [02:58:27] random832: thanks for the idea... [02:59:28] (note: do not actually do this - screwing around with the actual interface/software for april fools day is not acceptable apparently) [03:03:52] AFD is a bloody nuisance. [03:09:49] 03(NEW) Content Rating System - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13573 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: General/Unknown; (LVVL100) [03:10:49] 03(mod) Content Rating System - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13573 (10LVVL100) [03:11:25] 03(FIXED) Change interwiki link for the Tatar Wikipedia - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13126 +comment (10reg) [03:13:29] 03(NEW) Content Rating System - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13574 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (LVVL100) [03:15:11] 03(mod) Content Rating System - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13574 (10LVVL100) [03:15:19] Hello. [03:15:45] I upgraded some of my extensions recently and now they are displaying $LastChangedDate$ on the Special:Version page. [03:15:59] Anyone familiar with what I could be doing wrong? [03:18:39] I think it was the one who used that magic word in an extension who was doing the stupid thing. [03:18:49] Probably if you checked it out from Subversion that would be filled in automagically. [03:18:59] But not if you copy-paste from the web or something. [03:19:43] Hey guys [03:20:00] Oh yeah that fixed it. [03:20:02] Thanks. [03:20:12] got d/c [03:20:32] I'm trying to get rid of the footer, but I'm stuck with a yellow border line on the left side. Anyone run into this? [03:27:39] could anyone please offer any suggestions for troubleshooting mail problems? [03:28:15] such as? [03:29:20] when watched pages are edited, emails are not generated [03:29:23] jlerner - do you know how I can get rid of the left yellow footer border? [03:29:33] probably an easy one: can I just set the "Admin username" as the username I'll be using all the time, or is there really a good reason to have an admin username an another username for the admin.. ? [03:30:04] pdowling: how about when you create an account? [03:30:20] is there anyway to determine a users current skin via either a magic word or something in javascript? wgSkin doesn't seem to work [03:30:20] jlerner: emails seem to be fine in that case [03:30:44] Aftku39: hm? [03:30:59] Pinky: the variable is just called skin [03:31:04] it predated the wg convention [03:31:14] ok [03:31:16] if(skin == 'monobook') {} [03:31:22] thanks [03:31:38] pdowling: no emails are generated when a watched page is edited? [03:31:44] Aftku39: which skin? monobook? [03:31:48] or just sometimes no email is generated [03:32:38] jlerner: AFAIK no emails at all [03:33:01] users are reporting this? have you seen it ? which wiki [03:33:16] jlerner: I'm looking in UserMailer.php but sometimes an echo or an exit() in there will take effect, sometimes not [03:33:27] jlerner: no I haven't seen it [03:33:52] well if emails are generated when you create a user, then it's probably not a problem with UserMailer.php [03:33:57] can you reproduce the error? [03:34:03] no :( [03:35:03] jlerner: I might need to get a better error report, or it's possible the error is just silent [03:35:11] Splarka - I got all the code removed :) [03:35:13] Thanks though [03:35:32] Aftku39: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Catalogue_of_CSS_classes is handy for debugging styles [03:35:40] could be a case of: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Watching_pages#E-mail_notification [03:35:51] (it is wikipedia-centric but most cases apply to all installations) [03:36:06] an email is not generated for every edit to a watched page [03:36:18] hmmm [03:36:26] it confused my users... [03:37:00] I did come across the Enotif thing but I couldn't make much sense of it [03:37:05] I'll give it a read [03:38:08] I think I'll bounce that to the bug reporter and see what they say [03:38:18] jlerner: thanks, you've saved my week! [03:38:24] ha, we'll see [03:38:32] fingers crossed [03:38:45] thanks again [03:38:47] cya [03:45:46] *amidaniel gives Werdna a cookie for the reworking of the Userrights interface [04:06:00] userrights is changed? [04:13:18] has anyone had problems including YouTube videos in their wikis? [04:13:44] Like it seems that after you serve it up a certain number of times they say "this video is no longer avialable", but really it's just not available from that domain or something? [04:15:22] Sean_Colombo: videos sometimes disappear from YT; have you verified that the video is still there [04:15:24] ? [04:15:33] yes [04:15:48] it's still there... and I can actually paste the url from my embed into firefox and it works [04:16:04] http://lyricwiki.org/index.php?title=Rick_Roll [04:16:13] How do you add a forced banner to every page, even ones not created yet? [04:18:16] Sean_Colombo: no idea then :\ [04:18:40] Hmm... I need a workaround... its it illegal to download a video from YouTube and host it yourself? [04:19:01] lol, rick roll [04:19:19] now you see why I need it! :) [04:19:33] it's april fools day... everyone is going to get redirected there... but it's broken [04:20:50] Rick Roll'd [04:21:01] Sean_Colombo: mostly illegal, yes :) [04:21:20] hrmmm [04:21:28] need some way to embed the thing... [04:21:37] it's already April Fools day! [04:21:49] viddler has a version but it doesn't auto-play [04:22:05] Any recommendation on adding a banner to page headers for all users not logged in to the wiki? [04:24:15] AfT98u: MediaWiki:Anoneditwarning [04:24:27] AFt98u: ^ [04:24:31] Sounds goooood [04:24:33] :) [04:24:36] Thanks Mike [04:24:45] Do you need assistance with anything Mike? [04:24:56] not at the moment :) [04:25:21] I'm panicing :(.... I've already had a couple thousand hits to the Rick-Rolling and it's down! [04:26:35] :) [04:26:36] I'm just baffled that I can't find a way to embed a rick-roll video... this is the internets!!! [04:26:47] embed? Extensions [04:27:00] videoflash extension [04:27:14] *Mike_lifeguard nods, thinking Sean_Colombo already knew that [04:27:24] Oh Ok [04:27:37] Ctrl+V? [04:28:21] Sean_Colombo: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Youtube [04:29:19] Sean_Colombo: you could put the embed code inside of [04:29:25] http://organizedwisdom.com/User:Joshua/Rickroll [04:29:29] Mike_lifeguard: thanks... I have the embed code in there already though [04:29:36] ... I used the HTMLets extension [04:29:49] it's just that YouTube appears to be not letting me play the video (possibly too much use?) [04:30:07] *Mike_lifeguard dunno :\ [04:30:19] oh nice... jlerner has another service... [04:30:39] is there a way to make that autoplay? [04:30:42] there's another big intarweb company out there called yahoo [04:30:51] it did autoplay for me [04:31:14] oh [04:31:15] maybe not [04:34:50] 03(NEW) Diff in en.wikipedia displaying completely incorrectly - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13575 minor; normal; MediaWiki: History/Diffs; (darthvader1219) [04:40:11] 03(mod) Reverting Images broken in PostgreSQL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13532 (10greg) [04:40:12] if a user is not logged in... is a session still started (ie: session_start()): [04:40:13] ? [04:43:33] I'm trying to do something which involves setting session vars, but if the user isn't logged in it doesn't seem to be working [04:55:02] okay... yea [04:55:15] by experiment it turns out no session is started if you're not logged in [04:55:28] for anyone who's curious the work-around would be this: [04:55:43] in the tags in monobook.php (or using hooks), add this code: [04:55:48] GLOBAL $wgUser; [04:55:52] if(! $wgUser->isLoggedIn()){ [04:55:55] session_start(); [04:55:56] } [04:59:16] I've changed $IP for "http://wiki.example.com" then $wgScriptPath for "" since the wiki subdomain points directly to the mediawiki directory.... things won't work with this changed... I get Warning: require_once() [function.require-once]: URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in .../example.com/wiki/mediawiki/LocalSettings.php on line 23 [04:59:58] line 23 is require_once( "$IP/includes/DefaultSettings.php" ); ... that looks good to me.. it should point to wiki.example.com/includes/Def...php which is in fact example.com/wiki/mediawiki/includes/Def...php [05:01:05] 03aaron * r32651 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.php: This was changed to rev ID [05:19:43] amidaniel|away: :) [05:19:47] hi ANDREA [05:40:22] I'm looking through an xml dump of the database; what are the tags used for? [05:41:06] revision comment, I think [05:41:11] summary of what was changed in that edit. [05:41:36] indeed [05:41:56] oh, hmm. I was wondering if I could insert my own generated ids there [05:42:24] I have a bunch of text blocks that have ids associated with them.. [05:42:36] I'm importing it into mediawiki [05:44:11] I need a way such that I can easily modify certain portions of the xml dump file so it can be re-imported into the mediawiki database [05:45:13] I was thinking of adding an "html " comment within the tag of the xml format [05:46:06] but when I useDumpbackup.php, it does not retain these "html " tags [05:47:53] the "" would contain ids that I thought would make looking up certain portions of the xml dump easy [05:48:44] why not use the revision ID? [05:48:50] it's already in the dumps, I think [05:49:44] phone [05:58:46] *ring* [05:59:52] ringringring banana phone [06:00:59] whew! working on this is making me wish I knew PHP! [06:13:26] back [06:13:58] ^_^ wish you knew php... I wish I had php... I'm still running though my failed attempts at compiling it with mysql and mysqli... rofl [06:14:00] Werdna: the ids I generated are not wikimedia-specific ids [06:14:13] Salt! [06:14:27] Why not just combine a revid with a id for a wiki [06:15:13] these are ids entirely independent of wiki ids [06:15:23] hello [06:16:21] Dantman|FS: what OS are you running? [06:16:29] hi Nikerabbit [06:17:15] Windows, why? If you're talking about PHP, that's different, that's my server... Running Ubuntu, but I don't want the package for what I'm doing, I'm compiling from source for a few reasons [06:19:06] ugh [06:19:33] anybody have ideas on how I can associate ids [non-related to mediawiki ids] with certain blocks of the xml dump format? [06:20:20] Dantman|FS: you need some specific modules or something? [06:22:54] oh, hmm [06:22:59] Actually, two things... I have plans for running multiple versions of php on the server so I can't use the default file structure. And additionally I would like to be able to ensure that an upgrade does not break sites before I finally put it in the open [06:23:03] nevermind I figured it out [06:24:12] hehe, you must be having fun compiling it on windows [06:25:11] you must have your reasons to use windows, but you can easily have php4 and php5 running concurrently at the same time without compiling on Linux [06:26:10] I do it on debian, so I'd guess you can do it on ubuntu [06:26:26] you can use fastcgi [06:26:33] yup [06:34:15] I said I was using Ubuntu... I'm not insane, I'd never compile on Windows [06:34:45] yes, Debain and Ubuntu are basically the same... And I am using FastCGI, I'm using NGINX instead of Apache [06:35:12] But it's not php 4 and 5 [06:35:25] It's php 5.2 5.3 and 6 [06:37:24] Dantman|FS: ah, cool [06:37:47] how's nginx going for you? [06:37:54] That's fine... [06:37:56] I use lighttpd [06:38:16] soooo [06:38:21] I use apache 404 handler for one wiki [06:38:27] Ok [06:38:28] and it doesn't pass POSTs properly :( [06:38:38] eeek [06:38:53] even more [06:38:54] I only a local mirror of a lot of articles... [06:38:58] responds with '404' [06:39:03] Local mirror of enwiki [06:39:13] But it isnt complete [06:39:39] What should I do? [06:39:42] domas: that was not a sockpuppet announcing that Wikimedia is going to start using Oracle? [06:39:56] siebrand: that was me [06:40:02] *siebrand faints. [06:40:08] T_T [06:40:13] why [06:40:21] mediawiki and oracle? [06:40:24] domas: last time I checked, Oracle DBMS wasn't FOSS. [06:40:35] siebrand: is that a problem? [06:40:42] And breaks standard support for most other installations [06:40:46] domas: that's what I am looking into. [06:40:53] well, we will be forking off 'opensource mediawiki' [06:41:03] mediawiki lite [06:41:05] yikes [06:41:37] security through "mind your own business" [06:42:13] domas: I can imagine that's the 'free' in Wikimedia Foundation's current goals may be questioned by some. By me at least. [06:42:36] domas: one could argue that the WMF is made more vulnerable to corporate interests with this move. [06:42:50] siebrand: What move? [06:43:10] siebrand: free content is most important [06:43:14] not means to achieve it! [06:43:31] ow fuck. [06:43:35] 1 April. [06:43:41] nice one, domas. [06:43:50] hehe [06:44:00] Did someone fool siebrand ? [06:44:06] :P [06:44:15] ^_^ It's not April fools for another 16 minutes for me... [06:44:16] lol [06:44:21] not until 15 mins [06:44:26] well, I usually take domas quite seriously... [06:44:35] I'm very serious, yes. [06:44:36] *siebrand kicks the living shit out of domas. [06:44:43] welcome to the internet, where april fools lasts 47:59:59 [06:46:23] rar [06:48:48] I imported enwiki.xml with mwdumper, at the end it was fast, but I dont think it was writing to the hd, what to do? [06:49:44] ?? you can import with mwdumper? [06:50:23] blue_asterisk: ?? [06:50:50] doesn't "dump" imply "export"? [06:51:03] blue_asterisk: No? [06:51:06] debian: mwdumper generates sql statements [06:51:10] you pipe them into mysql? [06:51:18] and crosslinks need to be rebuilt afterwards, I suppose. [06:51:21] Yes [06:51:28] Crosslinks? [06:51:38] pagelinks et al [06:51:46] I'm missing a bunch of articles [06:51:51] after the import [06:52:06] Like United Nations and Great Britain [06:52:41] *blue_asterisk thinks missing the article on the United Nations is ok, heh [06:54:23] domas: What should I do? [06:55:19] mmm, if you're emo, you can cry [06:55:50] if your nickname represents your personality, you can wait 5 years [06:57:50] domas: No, I cant [06:57:59] I need it for a test on tuesday. [06:58:09] or actually, you can cry for 5 years. [06:58:34] lol [06:59:01] NOTE: mwdumper is an unsuitable choice for an already installed MediaWiki with an active database on any of the Redhat or Fedora Core Linux Distributions. Running mwdumper against an installed MediaWiki site will result in the program inaccurately reporting it is inputting pages when in fact the mysql database is rejecting the records. Typically, the cause of the mysql commands being rejected seems related to the set-variable max_allowed_ [06:59:15] Should I edit the file? [06:59:31] morning Tim [06:59:36] hello [07:02:34] domas: I dont have a my.conf or a my.ini... [07:19:31] it's my.cnf [07:37:22] 14(DUP) Content Rating System - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13574 +comment (10sco_scam) [07:37:23] 03(mod) Content Rating System - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13573 (10sco_scam) [07:39:11] 03siebrand * r32652 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (75 files): Localisation updates for core messages from Betawiki (2008-04-01 09:08 CEST) [07:44:49] 03(mod) Reverting Images broken in PostgreSQL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13532 (10overlordq) [07:46:23] 03(mod) Reverting Images broken in PostgreSQL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13532 (10overlordq) [07:46:58] 03siebrand * r32653 10/trunk/extensions/ (41 files in 41 dirs): Localisation updates for extension messages from Betawiki (2008-04-01 09:08 CEST) [08:10:06] domas: is it possible to run message usage profiling some day soon? [08:10:16] yes! [08:12:20] domas: ah, great :) I guess I need to be present around the time you disable it again to get the report, right? [08:12:31] yeah [08:12:36] or I can get an extract, of course [08:12:56] siebrand: can you review CentralAuth messages code, to make that delayed? :) [08:13:04] mm [08:13:06] domas: if it's all in your hands, that's probably easiest to coordinate. [08:13:14] domas: IIRC someone just did last night. [08:13:23] domas: lemme check. [08:13:59] har har nice one domas [08:14:42] domas: ialex did something in r32641: Delay messages loading, only load them when necessary [08:15:07] ah [08:15:09] domas: haven't looked at it in detail. [08:15:28] probably ialex did what I asked [08:15:33] I start loving this development community [08:15:35] I mention something [08:15:37] and it gets done [08:15:38]