[00:02:32] k4jcw: Did you change it to /w/index.php/$1? [00:03:43] No. The physical path on the disk to index.php is /var/www/localhost/htdocs/mediawiki/index.php. The site name is tinymicros.com. I should have had /var/www/tinymicros.com/htdocs/mediawiki/index.php. Apaches check was looking at the site name, not localhost. [00:04:15] But the instructions in the short URL page do not say to use /w/index.php/$1. [00:06:01] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL $wgArticlePath = '/wiki/$1'; [00:06:36] Time to go scare up some dinner. [00:06:54] Well, it'll work too as long as the /w goes to the right place [00:25:40] 03aaron * r32829 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedArticle.php: Cut down on extra tab use [00:52:27] 03aaron * r32830 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevsPage.i18n.php FlaggedRevsPage.php): [00:52:27] * Tweak messages [00:52:27] * Add fieldset [00:55:24] 03aaron * r32831 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.i18n.php: Bold [00:55:53] http://globulation2.org/wiki/ <-- what would be the most likely cause of that error? [00:56:26] 03aaron * r32832 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.i18n.php: Improve wording [01:01:01] 03simetrical * r32833 10/trunk/extensions/Renameuser/SpecialRenameuser_body.php: Unnecessary USE INDEX considered harmful [01:18:33] 03aaron * r32834 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesEn.php: Be more precise [01:22:42] 03aaron * r32835 10/trunk/phase3/includes/LogEventsList.php: Only needs [0] [01:23:45] Simetrical: I like how I put "where" where "were" is needed 50% of the time [01:55:55] Greetings. I have created a feature (well not entirely done), but I am wondering whether or not it could be useful for a general mod (currently it is solely intended for transcripts). [01:56:07] But without further ado, see this link; http://theinfosphere.org/Put_Your_Head_on_My_Shoulder_(transcript) [01:56:21] Click the "activate edit mode" link on the right and follow the instructions. [01:57:13] Neat [01:57:34] I am still working on the "line edit" thing. [02:10:47] But, Emufarmers, perhaps a mod/extension with this for other wikis which deals with source code or other articles in a "transcriptic" manner. [02:12:16] *twitch* [02:12:23] SMW it being a pain [02:12:29] s/it/is [02:15:58] Arrrg... curse you PHP globals [02:20:24] svip: I'm sure some people would find it useful. A more natural way of editing would be cool; if you expanded it to be able to handle whole paragraphs, for instance. [02:21:16] Well... it still needs some assembly. [02:21:47] I was also thinking of the possibility of using AJAX to edit the article. [02:21:59] But that is a bit of a stretch for now. [02:30:53] Question: When I block a user, do I also block his IP? [02:31:17] yes, if you don't uncheck "autoblock" in blocking options [02:31:43] also, IP block expires in different time, commonly 24 hours [03:10:37] i found a supossed skin for my wiki that suits me. but its only a *.css and *.js file. i only found info on howto enable per user css. i want to be able to install that without asking all the users to edit the special:myspace/monobook.css page [03:11:28] Edit MediaWiki:Monobook.css [03:13:27] instad of Myspage:Monobook.css ? [03:13:39] MyPage* [03:15:27] Yeah [03:16:37] $wgAllowUserCss needs to be enabledfor this ? [03:16:53] No [03:23:45] *kirby tags Betacommand with {{nonfree}} [03:24:07] kirby: But I am PD [03:24:20] thats what she said [03:25:02] MediaWiki:monobook.js is valid too ? [03:25:22] You might have to capitalize the "M", but yeah [03:26:36] MediaWiki:Monobook.js [03:28:26] just to let you know, it says its deprecated in favour of [[MediaWiki:common.js]] [03:29:07] if it's a monoobook-only thing, it belongs in Monobook.js [03:29:31] it said it was deprecated [03:30:35] Skizzerz, can be done with a variable check in that case. [03:30:47] No need to have it scattered across multiple pages on such an arbitrary basis. [03:31:04] Emufarmers, the first letter of page names is case-insensitive. [03:31:06] *Simetrical vanishes [03:31:15] :P [03:31:24] ohai Emufarmers :) [03:31:28] Never could remember whether the namespace counted as part of the title [03:31:29] hai2u [03:32:03] Simetrical: Is segmentation of css/js by skin on Common.css/js documented anywhere? [03:32:37] I don't know how you could do it via CSS, but in js you could check the wgSkin variable [04:07:08] this new css i put changed the sidebar and i cant get my "main page" link back [04:08:41] what did the css say [04:09:02] i dont know. it to large and my knoledge of css is close to -1 [04:09:18] i tried editing the sidebar but i cant fin the name of the main page [04:20:25] 03(NEW) Diff display sometimes does not hightlight the entire change - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13621 normal; normal; MediaWiki: History/Diffs; (tcncv_nospam) [04:35:12] 03(mod) Diff display sometimes does not hightlight the entire change - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13621 (10N/A) [05:00:28] hi [05:00:34] i need helm [05:01:37] help* [05:01:54] you have the helm, YK_SysRes, full speed ahead [05:02:06] XD [05:02:26] i have a page not displaying properly in IE [05:02:28] +1 on DEF [05:02:36] maybe someone can help [05:03:09] it started with 1.12.0 [05:03:23] YK_SysRes, it would be good if you linked the page causing the problem [05:03:31] sure [05:03:33] http://wiki.no.intro.free.fr/index.php?title=%2796_Zenkoku_Koukou_Soccer_Senshuken_%28Japan%29 [05:03:58] why the display is all screwed in IE [05:04:34] need res of 1024 or higher btw* [05:04:48] it displays as it should in FF2 [05:06:59] YK_SysRes, table styles should be float:left;clear:left; instead of align:left; [05:07:55] ok let me try [05:09:08] hello [05:10:27] anyone alive? [05:13:20] Nope. [05:15:43] dang it... [05:15:48] no, im a bot. ammo for every one [05:16:08] someone look at something for me? [05:17:05] thank a lot enhydra!! you solved the problem! [05:17:25] you are welcome :) [05:21:26] hooray for enhydra!! XD [05:21:36] my savior [05:27:23] Hmm... now who started wfLoadExtensionMessages... [05:27:49] I wrote the function, if that's what you mean [05:28:07] I was talking to JSharp, and had a thought [05:28:38] Remember the whole bug about extension messages not showing when on a MediaWiki: page or on allpages [05:28:40] YK_SysRes: W3C.org HTML validator still finds 62 errors on that page. [05:28:53] And the 'fix' was to load every single message there is [05:31:04] I kinda thought... Why do we even have to stick to flat arrays? [05:31:21] What about a sort of Locale class... One used to query for messages rather than loading a gigantic list of messages whenever one is needed... Why not allow extensions to hook into a message query and say "hey, I have this message if you want it" [05:31:47] because it would be slow [05:32:16] And what makes it slow is? [05:32:29] to answer that query, the extension would need the list of messages anyway [05:32:44] and when the hook is called, the extension code will be autoloaded [05:33:00] and if you have a lot of extensions, it means you have to run a lot of code [05:34:15] oh well... Twas an idea [05:39:34] anyone know where I can get a defauly LocalSettings file? Mine is all smashed together and can't do anything with it [05:40:19] run the installer [05:40:36] config/index.php [05:43:14] 1.12 broke so many things i dunno where to start [05:43:35] right-o Tim [05:43:42] why did they remove HTMLForm.php? [05:44:39] includes/HTMLForm.php [05:44:44] some people just like to change things [05:45:00] like Windows [05:45:02] keeps them happy [05:45:31] and why changing latest news pages :/ [05:49:36] Hmmm... [05:49:48] TimStarling: What about Extension prefixes [05:50:01] Honnestly 99% of extensions prefix their messages [05:50:26] Why not take advantage of that to spead up loads by allowing extensions to register a prefix for themselves [05:50:29] could do [05:50:55] Though I suggest you do a reverse sort by string length [05:51:13] heh [05:51:24] you must think we're in C++ [05:51:35] lol... [05:51:44] rar Splarka [05:52:01] Well, sorting by string length and then reversing it should eliminate the issue of something like 'foo' overriding 'foobar' [05:52:06] rar [05:52:16] the prefix should be foo- and foobar- [05:52:19] not foo and foobar [05:52:20] I know [05:52:34] But I was thinking about sub extensions... [05:52:50] Like how SMW has a half dozen extensions build off of it [05:53:05] It's possible in cases like that someone may use 'main-sub-' as a prefix [05:53:14] anyway, I'm pretty sure the longest will match first if we use the standard algorithms [05:53:15] And 'main-' would suddenly override them all [05:53:57] you're implying that we should take a list, sort it, and then search it linearly each time a message is required [05:54:44] What are you implying then? [05:55:00] Charlton Heston is dead [05:55:13] who shall led the Children of Israel now?! [05:55:21] lead* [05:55:41] well, who's gonna take his gun away? [05:56:06] probably be buried with it [05:56:35] well, putting the strings into a regex and searching it with the s modifier is quite fast [05:56:50] and FSS can do a similar operation [05:57:10] Hmmm... ok, didn't think of regex [05:57:14] both are based on finding common prefixes in the list of strings and creating a tree structure [05:57:27] then traversing the tree as you traverse the string [05:58:49] MagicWordArray is an example of the technique [06:31:13] 03amidaniel * r32836 10/trunk/phase3/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Make rev_deleted log entries more intelligible for those of us who "don't speak bitfield". [06:50:17] 03amidaniel * r32837 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialRevisiondelete.php: Rm FIXME, make brackets consistent with the rest of mw [07:14:43] 03amidaniel * r32838 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialRevisiondelete.php: rev_deleted log: only show colon in log message if a comment is provided. [07:21:28] 03(mod) Blocking account creation on an IP address should apply to logged in users too - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13611 +comment (10Aphaia) [07:36:21] amidaniel: umm [07:37:32] + return wfMsg ( 'revdelete-log-message', $s, $count, $comment ); [07:38:01] I see two problems: plural not working and $count is not formatted, or am I wrong? [07:44:34] erm .. works for me [07:46:43] (hid content; unhid edit summary for 1 revision: test) [08:01:41] amidaniel: so you didn't test it for other languages... [08:02:01] I can tell you it does not work, it is always parsed in the *content* language [08:03:44] 03amidaniel * r32839 10/trunk/phase3/ (2 files in 2 dirs): [08:03:45] * Use parsemag to get plural, etc. to work in log entry. [08:03:45] * Rmv unneeded section break in MessagesEn [08:03:51] Sorry, I'm not following [08:04:11] Although I did then see that plural wasn't working correctly, now fixed ;) [08:04:28] amidaniel: it's kinda complex [08:04:50] Clearly [08:05:01] due to legacy wfMsg goes to code path that calls transform, which is same as parsemag with wfMsgExt.. but it does it in the content language [08:05:24] so it seems to work when it actually doesn't [08:05:30] Ah, okay [08:06:02] So is it okay here to just use wfMsg ( ..., array('parsemag'), .. ) ? [08:06:17] wfMsgExt * [08:06:21] yes [08:06:26] Alright [08:06:34] Any other localization problems? [08:06:37] how about the other issue, number formatting? :) [08:06:47] I wasn't entirely sure how the comma and semicolon think was handled [08:06:55] Erm .. what do you mean by number formatting? [08:07:07] thing* [08:07:20] 1444 revisions -> 1.444 revisions etc [08:08:31] the ": $comment" is somewhat ugly, but it is already used for other similar messages... [08:08:40] Well, at least at present, it's mostly being used for 1 revision at a time [08:08:53] I don't believe it will be necessary to support more than 1,000 revs [08:09:06] And I agree that the : $comment thing is ugly, but figured it best to be consistent [08:09:16] amidaniel: it may also be needed to converts arabic numerals to other numerals [08:09:23] Yeah, that's what I thought you meant [08:09:33] But none of the rest of the mw codebase seems to do that [08:09:39] but simple $wgLang->formatnum( $count ) should do it [08:10:28] heh, alright :) [08:10:35] formatNum with correct capitalisation :o [08:10:57] it is probably a bug if that part is missing somewhere [08:11:54] 03amidaniel * r32840 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialRevisiondelete.php: Use $wgLang->formatNum to make Nikerabbit happy :) [08:12:07] Does format num do the arabic to non-arabic numeral conversion as well? [08:12:23] yes, if needed [08:12:50] so you are not actually making me happy but all non-english users of mediawiki :) [08:12:59] :D [08:13:31] *amidaniel likes making people happy, even if they feel the need to speak crazy languages :D [08:24:02] 03nikerabbit * r32841 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/language/ (messageTypes.inc writeMessagesArray.inc): * linkprefix doesn't actually need any special handling because \\ and \ are identical in '-quoted strings [08:43:25] !seen RoanKattouw [08:43:25] --mwbot-- I don't know anything about "seen". [08:44:05] /nickserv info roankattouw [08:44:31] thanks splarka, some bot named "unilinky" msged me after i typed the seen thing :) [08:45:14] Does anybody know anything about action=edit on the API? It doesn't seem to be registering new category links... [08:51:05] AphelionZ: He was on here yesterday I think, you could always ask on mediawiki-api mailing list about it? [08:51:23] It's uncommon to find people with api knowlege active here. [08:53:29] ok good call [08:58:58] <_wooz> lo [09:00:01] 03nikerabbit * r32842 10/trunk/phase3/ (3 files in 2 dirs): [09:00:01] * Logs are grouped under date headings similar to enhanced changes list [09:00:01] * This is a second attempt; now with a configuration variable to restore the old behaviour without reverting [09:05:11] 03ialex * r32843 10/trunk/phase3/ (2 files in 2 dirs): [09:05:11] * Updated messages.inc per r32836 [09:05:11] * Use $wgContLang and content messages to create the reason as it will be hardcoded in the database [09:24:54] 03(mod) Autoconfirmed on all projects for global usernames - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13521 +comment (10pill) [09:44:31] :o [09:47:26] :/ Why do we have such a strange Hook syntax which doesn't even allow for Static calls [09:48:27] Can you suggest a better syntax? [09:48:34] 03nikerabbit * r32844 10/trunk/phase3/ (7 files in 6 dirs): * Use correct class, I wonder how long this has been broken [09:49:19] :/ Perhaps the native callback format... If you really want parameters, at least allow an array inside the array [09:50:15] array( 'function', 'parameter' ) or array( array( 'class', 'method' ), 'parameter' ) [09:50:28] Though with this skewed system [09:50:39] I'd say at least allow for a :: splitter [09:50:59] array( 'Class::Function', 'param1', etc... ) [09:52:02] O_o wtf [09:52:13] :o [09:53:32] Bah... Hooks.php has code to allow for :: to be used... But when you try and use it, it doesn't even work [09:55:03] Can't you simply pass in a reference to the static function? [09:55:45] Glancing at the wfRunHooks code it seems that is supported [09:55:55] What syntax? [09:56:22] Erm .. how is that in php? Can you do &Class::Function ? [09:57:34] Didn't seam to work [09:57:41] All I know is that doing: [09:57:46] $wgHooks['LanguageGetMagic'][] = 'WikiCode::SetupLanguageMagic'; [09:57:54] Ends up crashing Apache [09:58:03] :/ And I mean crashing... [09:58:16] The entire server shuts down when I change that one line of code [09:58:26] Why do you so badly need the hook to call back a static function? [09:58:47] Why not just put it a method outside of the class that calls WikiCode:SetupLanguageMagic ? [09:59:36] I'd prefer not to instanstize a class when it's not needed, and using a function wrapper is just poor coding... [10:00:14] It would at least be nice to code extensions properly even without MediaWiki being that way [10:00:22] Okay, then add a static function onLanguageGetMagic and add $wgHooks['LanuageGetMagic'][] = 'WikiCode::SetupLanguageMagic'; [10:01:02] And if you don't want to instantiate a class then why are you using classes in the first place? :) [10:01:27] AutoLoad... [10:01:43] er, I'm sorry $wgHooks['LanguageMagic'][] = 'WikiCode'; [10:02:54] Nope [10:02:54] The line you posted should work though, I believe. Unless the function / class doesn't exist or isn't loaded [10:03:16] Ohwait [10:03:26] Nope [10:04:05] hmm [10:04:13] bleh... well at least I can fudge it with the fact that I can pass a parameter that looks like a method [10:04:31] I'm also succesfully using $wgHooks['EditPage::showEditForm:initial'][] = 'TranslateEditAddons::addTools'; [10:04:54] Yeah, it should work fine [10:06:32] Fun... [10:07:10] It works... But only if you require_once the file... Which is counterintuitive to the whole point of autoloading something [10:08:04] $wgHooks is not for autloading [10:08:10] No, no, it's not :) [10:08:29] The Autoloader is for autoloading ;) [10:08:36] $wgAutoLoadClasses is for autoloading [10:08:58] or whatever [10:09:05] Ya... What I mean is when you try and do a static inside of $wgHooks it does not work when you try and autoload it with $wgAutoLoadClasses [10:09:12] 03tstarling * r32845 10/trunk/phase3/includes/LoadBalancer.php: fixed a couple of places where the default DB could be used inappropriately [10:09:33] $wgHooks['LanguageGetMagic'][] = 'WikiCode::SetupLanguageMagic'; [10:09:33] $wgAutoloadClasses['WikiCode'] = "{$wcwgIP}/WikiCode.class.php"; [10:10:22] that would work fine [10:10:41] You mean should... cause whenever I use that, it crashes Apache [10:11:29] What's the error? [10:11:53] And you misspelled $wgAutoLoadClasses [10:12:18] Err, I'm sorry, it's fine [10:12:29] Is $wgAutoloadClasses declared global? [10:12:40] File scope... [10:12:46] Not inside of a function [10:12:57] Damn you Bill Gates! [10:14:55] umm .. k [10:15:00] Anyway, gotta run [10:15:03] take care everyone [10:17:54] 03(mod) Pseudo-namespace on Korean Wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13617 normal->low (10camway) [10:18:01] Hello, how can I override the behaviour of $wgEmailConfirmToEdit for sysops? [10:18:59] 03tstarling * r32846 10/trunk/phase3/includes/ (3 files in 2 dirs): [10:18:59] * File redirects are slow: 2 queries per image per repository on parse. We [10:18:59] previously found one query per image on parse to be prohibitively slow, that's [10:18:59] why we introduced the image cache. Thus, reintroduced $wgFileRedirects. [10:18:59] * Fixed bug due to checkRedirect() not accepting a string title like findFile() [10:19:02] * Use protected instead of private. Private should not be used ever. [10:20:19] Just wondering if that's overriderable for admins [10:30:30] table page : page_is_new : "indicates this is a new entry, with only one edit, not all pages with one edit are new pages" [10:32:06] How a page with only one edit could not be a new page, actually ? [10:32:53] Is it a known problem that the "File links" part of the image description page is not updated but the "What links here" for that image is? [10:37:02] Yaaaay [10:37:10] MinuteElectron: why don't you search bugzilla and tell us? [10:37:38] Didn't know you fixed 13532 Tim :( never got the bugzilla mail [10:37:42] *OvrLrd-Q does a happy dnace [10:37:45] *dance [10:38:17] TimStarling: ok [10:46:47] TimStarling: I can't find one, but nevertheless it is a peculiar occurance. [10:52:20] hello [10:53:38] RecentChanges and ChangesList apparently relies on page_is_new to show "N". Why then, is there is that "not all pages with page_is_new==1 are new pages" comment in the sql scheme ? [10:55:10] i tried to assemble a template for rewriting a site's title at our wiki jedipedia.de - but it doesn't work [10:55:49] can somebody possibly help? [11:02:57] I'm trying to see, actually, what would be needed to show new pages on Special:Contributions [11:03:53] Am I right to say that, with the current scheme, it is not really something that could be easily/reasonably done ? [11:05:47] prolly [11:06:00] there is two senses of new but I'm not sure it is related to it [11:07:00] yes, it took me some time to figure how page_is_new is being used, and yet I'm not sure I clearly understand it :) [11:11:10] i tried to assemble a template for rewriting a site's title at our wiki jedipedia.de - but it doesn't work. can anybody please help? [11:16:12] oh fuck I'm really sending to much nonsense today to the ML [11:17:09] :P [11:18:43] would a rev_type field sound stupid ? It would allow to easily show revs creating new pages in Special:Contributions + operations such as moves could be clearer [11:20:12] can nobody help? [11:20:37] to rewrite what now? [11:20:58] the title of an article [11:21:12] on top of the site [11:21:26] NicDumZ: sounds nice but is it flexible enough? [11:21:41] Tyber: you've looked at {{lowercase}} already? [11:21:53] What do you mean ? flexible ? :) [11:22:10] lowercase? [11:22:31] example on en.wp that changes the title [11:22:45] wait, i'll check [11:22:52] NicDumZ: in rc table there at least two fields [11:23:24] 03siebrand * r32847 10/trunk/extensions/CentralAuth/CentralAuth.i18n.php: [11:23:24] $2 -> $1 [11:23:24] Noticed by Jon Harald Soby [11:23:25] sure, but you can't use rc table to show history/user contributions, can you ? [11:23:37] wouldn't page_first similarly to page_latest not be easier? [11:24:07] Can I somehow escape the | in the #if syntax? say I was using table syntax in my wiki [11:24:43] that's not the function i'm looking for [11:24:49] the only solution I've found to this so far is define a template page with '|' in it and do {{Templatepage}} within the #if statement, which seems like a really dumb solution [11:24:59] Tyber: What does not work in changing the title? [11:25:05] Bryan, oh yes, why not. [11:25:35] well, i copied the templates source and the stuff from wookieepedia [11:25:56] *stuff for common.js [11:26:13] but it doesn't work over at jedipedia.de [11:27:32] Oh, then I really dont know what 'rewriting' you're trying to do if DISPLAYTITLE doesnt work [11:27:47] the original template allows the formatting the pagetitle [11:27:52] oh, found an answer to that [11:28:25] whats the link to the original? [11:28:30] for example to display it in italic [11:28:53] http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Template:Title [11:31:58] Tyber: You do not have anything yet in jedipedia.de/Template:Title ? [11:32:27] it's german, so i assembled it as Vorlage:Titel [11:33:01] Tyber: Can the .js and .css find it if you changed the page name? [11:34:38] i'm not sure i understand the question [11:34:56] what means "find" here? [11:35:46] Tyber: Have you tried writing page with name Template:Title and seen that even then it does not work? [11:37:34] direct copying worked fine with other templates, which titles were changed [11:37:55] there is no hint for that to be the reason [11:52:56] *Werdna is pung [11:56:08] 03nikerabbit * r32848 10/trunk/extensions/CleanChanges/ (CleanChanges.php CleanChanges_body.php): * Bug with 0 because of weak typing [11:56:46] i have to leave [11:57:08] thanks for trying to help me :) [11:57:31] *Werdna waves [11:58:29] '0' == 0 is just stupid [11:59:19] Bryan: Not it's not, not for form input [11:59:19] well, '0' == 0 might no be as stupid, but bool('0') == 0 certainly is [11:59:26] '' == 0 is [12:00:26] ugh [12:00:47] I've been very productive today, but I was supposed to other things than coding today.. ARGH! [12:01:12] weak typing should imho only be used for boolean comparison [12:02:06] zssssssssssss [12:02:16] sorry, cleaning keyboard [12:02:23] string <-> int is also useful [12:03:07] that should be an explicit cast [12:03:59] Yeah probably [12:07:26] Bryan: Can I use that in my collection of famous quotes from keyboard cleaners? [12:07:39] sure:P [12:09:11] Bryan: Do you have a nose for my absence? [12:09:28] oh yeah [12:10:28] Because you seem to go on a bug-fixing spree whenever I'm away [12:11:32] no, you seem to be away when I have important questions about bug fixing! [12:11:37] lol [12:13:30] :D [12:13:54] I was away for a week once, didn't tell anyone, and later found out Bryan fixed 10 bugs in 5 days [12:14:21] :P [12:14:49] anybody know anything about the new load balancer? [12:14:53] anything == anything usually behaves pretty stupidly in php :) [12:15:06] worst designed language ever created [12:15:18] The type system does suck [12:15:22] As does memory usage [12:17:13] memory usage is a general problem for things that run in a vm [12:20:07] when i use [[File:Foo]] on page X, page X will be listed as linked to on the desc page of foo. when i use [[:File:Foo]] to link to the desc page the foo page doesn't show up as linked to. is this wanted or is it a bug? [12:20:28] Wanted [12:20:39] It means page X /uses/ [[File:Foo]] [12:20:48] To get /links/ use [[Special:Whatlinkshere/File:Foo]] [12:22:07] whee [12:22:13] I just made the first global block ever. [12:22:16] but is there a workaround for linking to on the page? i want to link to the desc page but have this page listed as linked to [12:23:06] otherwise i would have to change includes/ImagePage.php [12:23:12] 03(NEW) Create (rev_timestamp,rev_user_text) index - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13622 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Database; (roan.kattouw) [12:23:52] MONK3000: oh, I think that is a solution to yuor problem then; i'll work up a patch when I get home from the supermarket in about na hour [12:23:55] bye [12:26:06] supermarket on sunday. tz [12:44:06] hi everyone [12:45:39] 03(FIXED) direction=prev&action=raw - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3459 +comment (10Bryan.TongMinh) [12:50:13] ialex: ping? [12:50:19] siebrand: yes [12:51:10] ialex: i think there may be a serious localisation issue with revdelete-log-message [12:51:34] ialex: is this a correct description: http://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=MediaWiki:Revdelete-log-message/qqq [12:52:40] siebrand: the second is passed after being formated with formatnum [12:52:55] ialex: $2 is not the issue. $1 is. [12:53:07] siebrand: what's the problem ? [12:53:20] i've (successfully?) set up mediawiki with postgres, but it seems to me the database has not been created properly. it only has four tables pg_ts_cfg, pg_ts_cfgmap, pg_ts_dict, pg_ts_parser ... it seems as if this was created by the installation-routine, but according to http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/maintenance/postgres/tables.sql?view=markup the scheme should look completely different. how come? [12:53:36] ialex: would it be possible to make that 3 seperate messages? Word odering differs per language, and it is not possible to make this work in all languages. [12:53:50] ordering, even [12:54:45] alternatively, you may split it into something like "xxx action done". "y revisions affected". [12:55:26] siebrand: some languages needs to have "from sysop" part before "username", "comment" ? [12:55:43] this type of 'scary transclusion' is also used in one of the shared media repo messages. It is an issue for localisation that should be avoided. [12:56:17]