[00:03:04] *Werdna tickles AaronSchulz [00:34:58] 03(NEW) Create Simple English Wikipedia mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13739 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Mailing lists; (axel9891) [00:47:04] *AaronSchulz giggles [00:47:06] Werdna: moo? [00:47:14] what did I do now/ [00:47:30] were are my time dropdowns? XD [00:48:07] were't you doing those? [00:48:35] no [00:48:55] :( [01:00:16] 03(mod) Deletion of user page removes the user creation entry in Recent Changes - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13727 (10vinhtantran) [01:04:24] 03aaron * r33269 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Article.php: Don't delete logs from RC on page delete (bug 13727) [01:05:26] 03(FIXED) Deletion of user page removes the user creation entry in Recent Changes - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13727 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [01:08:12] 14(DUP) Account creation didn't appear on RecentChanges - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13719 +comment (10vinhtantran) [01:08:23] 03(mod) Deletion of user page removes the user creation entry in Recent Changes - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13727 (10vinhtantran) [01:09:07] *Werdna tickles AaronSchulz [01:09:15] oww [01:39:36] 03(mod) Improvements of GUI and messages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13726 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [01:52:06] 03aaron * r33270 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (3 files): Some UI tweaks [02:16:33] 03(mod) Create Simple English Wikipedia mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13739 +shell (10Werdan7) [02:17:43] indeed [02:19:54] :P [02:20:41] 03aaron * r33271 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialRecentchangeslinked.php: Form tweaks [02:29:03] 03aaron * r33272 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialRecentchangeslinked.php: Gah, add a space [02:46:59] 03werdna * r33273 10/trunk/extensions/CentralAuth/CentralAuth.php: Don't initialise a new session per pageview for globally logged-in users. Just once will do :-) [02:47:22] brion: see above commit. [02:48:40] I downloaded mediawiki and stored itin a folder called "wiki" Its returning me a 500 eror and the error_logs say nothing, any ideas? [02:49:29] I find it highly unlikely your error logs really say nothing. [02:50:34] k4jcw, go ask them :P [02:51:34] You're using apache? [02:51:43] yessir [02:52:33] It would be quite surprising to see an apache configuration that's not writing error logs. [02:52:53] What distro is this? And is this a home install or something on a managed server? [02:53:06] home install (Im not the admin) [02:53:26] uhmm [02:53:32] i think...centos [02:55:22] You're looking in /var/log/apache/error_log then? [02:55:45] Or is it /var/log/httpd/error_log ? [02:55:47] doesnt exist [02:55:52] i checked all of ~ for error_log [02:56:00] It won't be in ~ [02:56:05] i know [02:56:12] but just to make sure [02:56:13] That's your user directory. It'll more likely be in /var/log [02:56:22] Try this: locate error_log [02:57:07] cant access [02:57:16] It also might be named something else, if someone has a domain set up for the web server. [02:58:06] Can you see any files in /etc/apache, /etc/apache2, or /etc/httpd? [03:01:48] brb, gotta bag the dogs foot. [03:02:27] *MZMcBride goes to look that up. [03:03:56] buzzm@buzzm.net [~]# ls /etc/httpd [03:03:56] /etc/httpd@ [03:05:10] ok. do a 'find /etc/httpd | xargs grep -si errorlog' (without the quotes). [03:06:27] 03(mod) Undelete page with invalid title at en.wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13729 (10grahamwp) [03:07:10] nothing [03:07:53] bizarre. [03:09:06] Basically, at least as far as I know, without the error logs it's unlikely you're going to figure out what's wrong. [03:09:59] Normally you'd fine the error logs defined somewhere in there that look something like ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/www.foobar.com-error_log [03:10:24] And that would tell you where to look for the error logs. [03:11:15] yer [03:18:32] hmm what about chmoding th ething? I tried 777 on everything [03:22:35] oh..the latest doesnt have LocalSettings.php? [03:27:29] eh? It certainly does. [03:34:00] where is it located? [03:34:07] Not in the /config unless i need to move DefSettings [03:53:17] OK, so it's telling me to setup the wiki [03:53:26] Which file do I edit? The LocalSettings? [03:53:35] Cause it's bringing me to the /config folder.. [03:53:51] you don't edit [03:53:58] you open the wiki [03:54:07] and it should bring up an installer [03:54:29] well the wiki.domain.com is working fine [03:54:36] then when I click on the link to /config/index.php [03:54:44] it's brinign up the 500 :| [03:56:00] nice. [03:56:13] I know, score ;x [03:56:33] there's a script in the maintenance directory for doing it [03:56:52] 03shinjiman * r33274 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (4 files): [03:56:52] * Update Chinese translations [03:56:52] * Update Cantonese translations [03:56:52] * Update Old Chinese / Late Time Chinese translations [03:57:05] public_html/wiki/config/index.php" is writeable by group [03:57:22] hmm [03:57:26] how could I chmod that so it isnt? [03:58:37] hello all. anybody here feel up to answering some questions about using Apache's RewriteEngine with MW? [03:59:04] I successfully modified my .htaccess file so that I now have short URLs. [03:59:20] I have used the $wgNamespaceAliases array to rename a namespace. I would like this to be reflected in the URL that the user sees. As it is, typing in the alternate name just redirects to the original namespace in terms of the URL (so the $wgNamespaceAliases editing worked). [03:59:54] How can I use Apache rewrite rules (or any other way, for that matter) to cause the namespace to appear how I like in the URL? [04:00:17] Couldn't find Turck MMCache, eAccelerator, APC or XCache; cannot use these for object caching. [04:00:25] Anyone else having problems detecting eAccelerator? [04:01:17] current htaccess file is here: http://rafb.net/p/71uJzE44.html [04:11:46] any ideas? [04:27:06] How do I create an account from being a SysOP? [04:34:22] draginxx: If you want to give sysop rights to an account, WikiSysop can give them to users in Specialpages. [04:34:33] There is an item for user rights management. [04:34:54] Hmm [04:36:41] ahh thanks :) [04:37:02] Howdy folks. I have a bit of a pickle here, i need to do teh following expression {{ #expr: {{{width}}} - {{{iconsize}}} }} but that does not apear to work. I have looked into the VariablesExtension but i can't figure out how to pass the parameter into the variables. [04:37:42] tale, How easy is it to move my wiki from one domain to another? [04:38:22] draginxx: Why do you ask me? [04:38:49] I assumed you would know :P Since you're the only one thats helping in #mw heh [04:39:21] draginxx: If you pose your question to me only, others will not answer. [04:39:31] This is true [04:39:36] Better ask your question from the channel. [04:39:40] But watch ;) How easy is it to move my wiki from one domain to another? [04:40:24] draginxx: Can't say what is easy for you. Basically you do a backup as instructed in the backup manual, and restore the backups on the other host. [04:40:34] it's easy. backup your database, and then change your local file to point to the new database and user stuff. [04:40:59] Ahh [04:41:01] Alright, thanks =) [04:41:11] stuff will break but if you are careful it should be fairly easy [04:42:15] anyone has a clue for my problem? [04:44:11] i need this because stupid ie does not do fixed tables, so my wiki looks wierd on ie :/ [04:44:35] it loks fine on firefox and safari [04:44:44] but ie is beign the little bitch that it always is [04:45:27] HELP: i need to do teh following expression {{ #expr: {{{width}}} - {{{iconsize}}} }} but that does not appear to work. I have looked into the VariablesExtension but i can't figure out how to pass the parameter into the variables. [04:52:06] Is it possible to use wildcards to search the deletion log? [04:58:03] Mufka: No. [04:58:11] Not through MediaWiki at least. [04:58:17] MZMcBride: thanks [05:00:44] Finally think i found a way... [05:03:05] next time ill use divs, html markup and javascript for everything, it's the last time i work with the mediawiki api and this FUBAR parser. I have 3 extensions to deal with all the hacks to wikimarkup pipes and the parser stuff, plus a couple of templates. That is allot of boilerplate just to do some basic stuff. RANT OVER ;) [05:09:59] great fixed the width broke something else... jezzzzusssss [05:16:22] Question: The MediaWiki 1.12 configuration page says, "PHP 5.0.0 or higher is required. If PHP 5 is available only when PHP files have a .php5 extension, please navigate to index.php5 to continue installation." Being the web-newb that I am, I have no idea how to go about installing PHP5 on my web-hosted machine (where the Wiki is being set up). Help! [05:17:28] Thats a PHP question, not mediawiki. [05:17:34] But I might be able to help. [05:17:48] Is it your own server, or a shared server? [05:18:02] Soxred93: you're right, but I'm not sure where or how MediaWiki wants PHP to be installed, so I thought I'd start by asking here [05:18:15] It's a shared server, maintained by 1and1.com [05:18:15] Try installing it :) [05:18:43] But if I run the installer on my local (winxp) box, how will that install it onto the remote (web hosted) box? [05:19:37] Or is it simply that MediaWiki needs PHP5 installed on my local box just during install, but not on the server running the wiki? [05:20:34] Sorry for my ignorance, but I don't know if PHP is something I would install locally (like Java) or something that needs to be installed on the web server (like mySQL) [05:21:09] and so I'm not sure exactly how/where it is that MediaWiki is likely to need PHP installed in order to work correctly [05:21:44] Web server. [05:22:15] Ok, upload the files onto your server. [05:22:15] In your browser, go to index.php. [05:22:20] Soxred: thanks. Not sure how to do that exactly, since I only have FTP access to the web server filespace [05:22:26] okay.. hold on [05:24:03] When you say "upload the files onto your server", do you mean the PHP 5.2.5 Windows Binaries? or the PHP 5.2.5 installer? [05:24:16] Onto the www area. [05:24:25] The part that you can access from the web. [05:26:12] (Right, I can upload the PHP files to my /eiserloh/www folder on my web hosted filespace, which maps to the web filespace root, but I'm not sure WHICH PHP files to upload) [05:27:21] All. [05:27:34] Everything in the package gets uploaded. [05:27:49] The MediaWiki files. [05:28:03] Ah, I've already uploaded all the mediawiki files [05:28:59] Then go to the index.php page. [05:29:27] When I do, it says: "PHP 5.0.0 or higher is required. If PHP 5 is available only when PHP files have a .php5 extension, please navigate to index.php5 to continue installation. ABORTING. " [05:29:49] (I am viewing the URL http://wiki.MYDOMAIN.net/config/index.php) [05:29:59] Ah, so you don [05:30:03] 't have PHP5 installed. [05:30:16] Exactly. :-) [05:30:32] And I can't figure out how to install it, or where MediaWiki wants me to put it [05:31:22] 1and1.com appears to only offer PHP4, so there really isn't anything we can do. [05:31:24] Sorry. [05:31:31] ah, okay. [05:31:32] You'll have to contact them about it. [05:31:36] Thank you! [05:32:04] I believe there was an older version of MediaWiki that could run on PHP4... [05:32:39] 1.6 [05:32:43] Wait, hold on. [05:32:47] Try going ot index.php5 [05:33:52] Okay, then I get the MediaWiki installation setup page. I can type in all my information there for the web DB there, but then it won't connect [05:34:28] (I'll tell you the exact error in a moment) [05:34:47] Question: Been googling, trying to find a dynamic/animated gallery Extension/widget. Does anyone know of one? [05:34:55] But I tried a bunch of things to get that to work, before I realized that without PHP5, MediaWiki probably just wan't going to work [05:35:01] Have you made a mysql server? [05:35:14] I want to replace the static one that i have on http://www.danielmd.net/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page [05:35:18] You do have PHP5 installed, if you see that page. [05:35:29] and the index.php page doesn't say "click on index.php5" to run without php 5, so that didn't seem to work. [05:35:34] I'll give you instructions in a minute so you can use .php files again. [05:35:48] That's because it's site specific. [05:35:55] Yes, I created a mySQL database on the site, and entered all the info for the DB in the mediawiki installation setup screen at index.php5 [05:36:08] but it still said it wouldn't connect [05:36:10] Error? [05:36:24] Note: I did all of this before, successfully, a while back... but that was before PHP5 so there were no problems [05:36:27] Hold on [05:37:45] The error at the bottom of the MediaWiki 1.12.0 installation log-thingy is: "Adding ipb_anon_only field to table ipblocks... [snip] " failed with error code "Access denied for user: 'dbo175487026@%' to database 'db175487026' (db500.perfora.net)"." [05:38:08] Sure you entered the right password? [05:38:17] Even though those user and database names are definitely correct (I've done them three different times, copy-pasting as well as manual-typing) [05:38:54] What about the host name? [05:39:04] I don't use 1and1, so I don't know what it should be. [05:39:08] yes, because when I try a gibberish password, it gives a different error [05:39:15] The hostname is correct as well [05:39:38] db1.perfora.net? [05:39:45] in each case (hostname, username, password), I try using the same for two and making one of them gibberish, and for each of those (three) cases I get different errors from the one I'm getting [05:40:07] so I'm not getting the "unknown hostname" error, nor the "unknown username" error, nor the "bad password' error [05:40:13] db500.perfora.net [05:40:18] Try db1.perfora.net [05:40:51] I get "connection failed" for that host [05:40:59] Hmm. [05:41:14] but not for db500.perfora.net (which is what the 1and1 mySQL database summary lists) [05:41:32] Which tells me that db500 is correct, since I don't get the "connection failed" error for that [05:42:01] You've done all the stuff here? http://faq.1and1.com/scripting_languages_supported/mysql_database/3.html [05:42:25] I believe so, but I will go double-check all of it [05:42:30] thanks for your patient help [05:43:52] Yes, that's exactly what I did before [05:44:20] and the "complete information is displayed" (step 6, at the bottom of that page) is where I'm getting the hostname, dbname, and dbhostname from [05:44:22] and passwd [05:45:05] Hmm...it's hard to do this without knowing your exact configuration. [05:45:42] It's pretty simple, I can tell you all the steps I did [05:46:03] The problem is that I don't know how 1and1 works. [05:46:10] 1. Create a new folder on my web hosting filespace (called /wiki) via ftp [05:46:30] Yes. [05:46:36] I agree... but everything that had to do with 1and1 seemed really straightforward, like there wasn't any variance [05:46:45] 2. Downloaded the MEdiaWiki 1.12.0 files [05:47:00] 3. Uploaded a complete copy of that download to the /wiki folder on the web server [05:47:01] Those online servers are always harder to install on, IMhO. [05:47:05] Yes. [05:47:12] Yes. [05:47:30] 4. Went to 1and1 admin control panel, picked "create new mySQL database" (the only one I have) [05:47:59] 5. Followed essentially those directions you just pointed out, by going to the database admin page, and viewing info for the new mySQL database [05:48:28] 6. Went to http://wiki.MYDOMAIN.com/config, clicked the link to index.php [05:48:31] Did you just set it up less than three hours ago? [05:49:00] The database I set up around 3pm today when I was first trying to do all this [05:49:05] and it's been up ever since [05:49:14] What time zone/ [05:49:17] the MediaWiki files I've since wiped and re-uploaded, but the database is still up there [05:49:22] sorry, it was 9 hours ago [05:49:27] CDT [05:49:29] Hmm. [05:49:50] And it only took 1and1 about 5 minutes to report the DB as being "ready" [05:49:56] and I did wait for that [05:50:04] Try to access phpmyadmin [05:50:11] unclesquirrel: Have you asked your webhotel support staff how to install Mediawiki? [05:50:46] No, since everything relating to the web hosting part seemed really straightforward, nothing to "get wrong", whereas the MediaWiki installation instructions were more complicated [05:51:21] so I was viewing this as being more of a mediawiki problem, and I knew that people here would have (likely) gone through a simliar process to what I'm trying to do (namely, install MediaWiki). They might not have. [05:51:26] Unclesquirrel, try to access phpmyadmin. http://faq.1and1.com/scripting_languages_supported/mysql_database/6.html [05:51:50] okay, one moment [05:52:42] okay, I have the phpmyadmin page for the DB open [05:53:11] So you got access? [05:53:23] Yes [05:53:44] (though I have no idea what I'm looking at... I'm a C++ programmer, not a web guy. :-) [05:54:02] (and know nothing about databases/mySQL) [05:54:15] A. I would advise you learn, it's fun! [05:54:24] :-) [05:54:35] B. Go back the the page that has the button to the phpmyadmin [05:54:53] The one that looks like number 6 here: http://faq.1and1.com/scripting_languages_supported/mysql_database/3.html [05:54:59] ok [05:55:09] Is that the info you are typing up? [05:55:15] yes [05:55:20] I [05:55:26] I'm out of ideas. [05:55:58] Honestly, MediaWiki 1.12 says it requires PHP5... And 1and1 doesn't support PHP5. So maybe it just simply won't work. [05:56:09] And I should go back to the old PHP4-based MediaWiki version(s) [05:56:11] Yes it does support php5. [05:56:14] oh [05:56:20] http://faq.1and1.com/scripting_languages_supported/php/9.html [05:56:48] so should I rename *.php in my MediaWiki install folder to *.php5? [05:57:01] No. [05:57:05] (based on what that page says, first sentence) [05:57:06] ok [05:57:15] "Create a .htaccess file and place the following line AddType x-mapp-php5 .php in it." [05:57:44] Ah, okay, that'll take a minute [05:57:53] you know how to do that? [05:57:55] "AddType x-mapp-php5 .php" [05:58:27] sure, I'll create a local text file named that, add that one line, upload it to the root of the wiki (and probably also to the ultimate root) of my web filespace, yeah? [05:58:42] Yeah. [05:58:48] one moment [06:01:11] okay, done. I put three copies of .htaccess (with that one line in them), in the true root, the web root, and the wiki root folders of my web filespace (just to be sure) [06:01:38] Now go to config/index.php [06:01:53] BRILLIANT [06:01:57] no more PHP5 error [06:02:06] Good. [06:02:07] hold on, trying again to launch the MediaWiki [06:02:12] Try to install again [06:02:23] typing in install details, hold on... [06:03:38] Okay, so everything seems to have worked just as before, where at the end of the MediaWiki install log section it says " failed with error code "Access denied for user: 'dbo175487026@%' to database 'db175487026' (db500.perfora.net)". [06:04:08] Hmm, I'm out of ideas. [06:04:18] This sounds to be a hosting error. [06:04:25] to take up with 1and1. [06:04:27] Note that the username I typed in (that 1and1's website said to use for the DB) was actually "dbo175487026", not dbo175487026@%" - the MediaWiki install must have added the "@%" [06:04:46] Here's a suggestion, try to install phpbb or wordpress. [06:04:48] though someone I was talking to before when I got to this point (but without the PHP5) said the @% means "at any host" [06:05:26] okay, is phpbb something I install locally on my notebook, or a web server thing I install in my web server filespace? [06:05:36] Same way as MediaWiki. [06:05:40] okay, thanks [06:05:42] It's php+mysql [06:05:45] I really appreciate all your help [06:05:50] Ah [06:05:55] Tell me what error you get. [06:06:15] So then I would essentially be creating/uploading my own mySQL database (instead of 1and1's) and try to use that to serve the Wiki? [06:06:33] Yes. [06:07:00] Hi, I tried to list an extension and it shows up in the matrix as "WARNING: failed to fetch" - does anyone know what might cause that? [06:07:52] kupopo: Explain more what you do and where. [06:08:37] Soxred: I'll be back in a few [06:08:54] I'm going now, unclesquirrel. [06:09:10] Send me a memo when you are done. [06:09:18] thanks again [06:09:27] Use /msg MemoServ SEND Soxred93 [06:09:28] tale: I created a page Extension:ImgLink on MediaWiki and when the Extension Matrix page repopulated, it had an error for my extension - I've tried comparing with other extensions that do and don't have errors but I can't figure out what's wrong. [06:10:01] Sox: Thanks [06:10:53] kupopo: You got a Warning, not an error. No info about what it could not fetch? [06:12:02] tale: nothing at all - it's effectively an error in that it doesn't actually list any information. The line instead says only "WARNING: failed to fetch Extension:ImgLink" [06:15:26] Aha - a little more detective work: there are four other extensions with the same message, and all were posted on or after April 9, which is the last date of any other extension in the list. [06:16:12] kupopo: That seems like a smoking gun. [06:16:37] Better find out who maintains the extension matrix web page and ask him/her what is up. [06:16:46] tale: I'm on it - thanks! [06:35:22] hey, how can I make a url which contains a variable (which has a string of more than one word seperated spaces) behave as if the variable is separated by "_"s? [06:35:24] How do I make a strikeline or a grey font color in iki? [06:35:29] s/iki/wiki [06:36:17] I think ~~text~~ should do it. or ~~text~~: draginxx [06:37:55] can anyone answer my questiong? [06:38:18] Sorry mate, I have no idea with wiki lol [06:39:57] Nicolas: what is the variable used for? [06:40:26] it contains a name of something: which can be more than one word long. [06:40:45] yes, but used for what? title=? javascript? other? [06:40:57] wiki [06:41:13] Ohh. [06:41:34] Have you tried {{urlencode:}} ? [06:41:58] ya, but that puts a "+" instead of _ [06:42:13] well, but what is the URL *used* for? [06:42:25] what are you linking to? [06:42:32] http://shaiya.wikia.com/index.php?title=Special:Upload&wpDestFile=Equipment+Weapon+Silver%26nbsp%3BAxe.jpg [06:42:34] wiki is fine with + or _ [06:42:48] (as long as you use the scriptpath and not articlepath) [06:43:50] http://shaiya.wikia.com/wiki/User:Nicolasjager/List_of_Weapons/One_Handed_Axe has the failious links. [06:44:04] how do I make it so that with a template, the page that includes the template will include a certain category, but the template page itself isn't put into the category? [06:44:48] put [[Category:CategoryName]] Rorix [06:45:07] ok, thanks [06:45:12] np [06:47:59] AaronSchulz: why does SpecialPage::setGroup() want an object that has member variable mName... also the documentation is wrong because it doesn't accept anything else [06:50:19] Nicolas: well, seems all fine except the nbsp, just omit that if you can [06:51:59] Splarka, that's the problem. I can't put a _ in it's place nor skip it... only conver to + or &nsbp; [06:52:20] and + and _ are not treated the same: http://shaiya.wikia.com/wiki/User:Nicolasjager/Practice_Coding#URLS [06:55:02] wtf, isn't SpecialPage autloaded? [06:56:21] Nic: no, they aren't, but they both work in the scriptpath (assuming wikia hasn't screwed that up) [06:56:52] but why do you have an nbsp in there anyway? [06:57:26] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Golf_course http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Golf+course http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Golf%20course [07:00:06] also: http://en.wikipedia.org/w//index.php?title=Special:Upload&wpDestFile=Foo+bar_baz%20Baf.jpg works fine for me... it prefills the box with "Foo bar_baz Baf.jpg" which will be normalized to "Foo_bar_baz_Baf.jpg" in the path and "Foo bar baz Baf.jpg" in the internal references to the page. [[Image:Foo bar baz Baf.jpg]] and [[Image:Foo_bar_baz_Baf.jpg]] would both work to call it [07:03:07] Splarka it has because I put wpDestFile={{urlencode:Equipment Weapon {{{name|NAMEGOESHERE}}}.jpg}} as part of the url [07:03:19] Hello , it is possible to get the LDAP Authentication extension to use a username and password when checking for groups and users? [07:03:49] so someone is passing nbsp as a template parameter? [07:07:09] there's a variable name, which for this example I'll say has the string "Silver Axe" But I can't just put "Silver Axe" in the url or it will interpret Silver as the end of that url, and Axe and whatever follows as the text to display for the url [07:08:15] ahh [07:08:35] I don't want to put "Silver+Axe" because the image call code calls for Silver_Axe.jpg [07:09:10] well, that would encode the + unless that was outside the urlencode [07:10:06] but using nbsp is not the answer [07:10:19] {{localurl: Silver Axe}} returned /wiki/Siver_Axe [07:11:47] and then I used tittleparts: {{#titleparts: {{localurl: Silver Axe}}|1|3}} but that returned "Silver Axe" instead of "Silver_Axe" [07:12:30] that titleparts call was within the urlencode. [07:13:02] *Splarka shrugs [07:13:13] well, it works without nbsp, what is the prob? [07:13:16] &wpDestFile=Foo_bar_{{urlencode:{{{name|NAME Here}}}}}.jpg [07:13:16] Hello, it is possible to get the LDAP Authentication extension to use a username and password when checking for groups and users? [07:13:24] {{template|name=foo bar}} [07:13:56] sure, it becomes a + in the URL, and in the image upload form it shows as a space instead of underscore [07:13:59] but that doesn't matter [07:14:02] same diff in the end [07:14:41] 03nikerabbit * r33275 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialSpecialpages.php: * Tweak balancing [07:15:22] for example, on that example, the URL is http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Foo_bar_foo_bar.gif and the title is

Image:Foo bar foo bar.gif

[07:15:40] + and _ are the same in index.php URLs and upload forms [07:16:02] (well, " " and "_" in upload forms, "+" and "_" in URLs) [07:16:12] why do you need an nsbp? [07:18:22] Splarka, I need a url containing a space to be read as containing a "_" I don't need or "%C2%A0" or "+" [07:19:11] well, for what? in the example you gave, the space is converted to a plus, and there is no difference to the upload form [07:30:40] Hello everyone [07:30:48] we seem to have been banned from wikimedia api [07:31:28] err, we = wikiwix.com [07:31:37] would anyone have information about it ? [07:33:13] what were you doing to it? [07:33:44] We used it to keep up to date with recent changes [07:34:16] <_wooz> lo [07:34:25] well i'm sure if you were querying it a lot you'd get the banstick [07:35:13] probably be better to ask in ##wikimedia-tech [07:35:19] err #wikimedia-tech [07:35:44] mmm, ok thanks [07:46:07] 03siebrand * r33276 10/trunk/phase3/includes/ (301 files in 7 dirs): [07:46:07] * remove end of line whitespace [07:46:07] * remove empty lines at end of file [07:46:07] * remove "?>" where still present [07:48:46] wow what a horrible language when you can get away with no ending delimiter [07:48:48] ;) [07:51:37] OverlordQ: like our natural language? :o [07:54:11] Hello, it is possible to get the LDAP Authentication extension to use a username and password when checking for groups and users? [07:54:15] 03(mod) $wgAllowExternalImagesFrom is to limiting, extend it to allow multiple domains - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12530 (1065s.mg) [09:39:32] 03(mod) Improvements of GUI and messages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13726 (10pbirken) [10:22:24] 03(mod) Create additional crucial namespaces on [als] - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13578 +comment (10Gerard.meijssen) [10:40:28] 03(mod) Remove W3C CSS errors from Monobook - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13678 (1065s.mg) [10:47:29] 03(mod) Request Category Count feature - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13735 (1065s.mg) [10:47:33] why isn't FCKeditor by Wikia/FCKEditor on svn? [10:50:22] 03(mod) New special page for most wanted images - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13702 (1065s.mg) [10:51:12] 03(mod) Hooks request after/before portlets - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13676 (1065s.mg) [10:53:33] low incentive release, busy schedules, and limited access to their own repository [10:53:55] I'll put it on there if necessary. [10:54:00] It's a damn good piece of software [10:54:04] no, I mean [10:54:17] limited access to their source, because the wikia repository is closed access [10:54:58] pokle JSharp maybe [11:02:07] *Werdna would really, really like to see that on wikimedia. [11:02:25] really? I never thought it worked right [11:02:36] well, the wikia version is pretty impressive [11:02:54] I mean, you'd either have to make a javascript parser with action=parse or hit the API every time you hit a tag [11:03:05] er, or something [11:03:16] *Splarka moves action=parse after the or [11:03:21] does someone here uses the jquery javascript lib? [11:04:54] the problem is, werd, it is very hard to replicate how the parser will react to a given piece of text, based on the subversion, even with a list of installed extensions, parser hooks, and such (things like [[image:]] and {{#ifexist:}} and would require periodic api calls to render at all, too) [11:05:10] at least, that is what always made me consider the task impossible to finalize ^_^ [11:05:25] *Splarka ponders [11:07:58] Werdna: would it be possible to have the parser create a standaline functional javascript version of itself based on "normal" extensions and hooks, that the API could utilize? I mean, obviously it wouldn't output a version of, say capable of generating the image, but it could output \[.\n]*?\<\/timeline\> as a regex with a condition like "hit api action=parse".. and things that it could do live, like \'\'.*?\'\' -> $1 [11:08:02] *Splarka grins [11:08:32] ew. [11:08:36] you want to write a parser in js? [11:08:43] or some subset thereof? [11:08:50] well, no... hmm, how to describe [11:09:08]