[00:00:00] (je voudrai comprendre pourquoi le chemin de recherche ne marche pas!) [00:01:04] Pathoschild: ? [00:01:19] oh brilliant, brion is avoiding me [00:01:35] Bah... I've been tracking down an issue in my extension.. And I find that I was accadentally double escaping [00:02:03] Aucune idée; ca semble plus être un problème avec PHP qu'avec l'extension. [00:02:14] hm... [00:02:51] brion: I can give you the explanation of the Magic quotes stuff [00:03:13] It's actually quite clean compared to what else it could be [00:03:35] brion logged off a couple mins ago [00:03:39] aww... crap [00:06:12] Can someone forward me the MediaWiki-CVS mailing list mail for r34541? [00:06:24] Dantman: http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/mediawiki-cvs/ [00:06:32] I know [00:06:51] I'm posting to wikitech-l so I need it in my client [00:07:07] But I'm not subscribed anymore [00:07:27] ;) And I have it doing funny things with blockquotes [00:11:36] O_o http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/skins/common/wikibits.js?r1=34542&r2=34541&pathrev=34542 [00:12:04] *Dantman thinks brion ran into an accident [00:20:08] Pathoschild: j'ai trouvÃ© la 'solution' : chez free.fr le 'set_include_path' est neutralisÃ© [00:20:17] c'est pour cela que cela ne marche pas [00:20:20] .... [00:20:32] (lu via google) [00:20:42] :) [00:21:31] Ah. Ce serait bon de changée l'extension; j'imagine que free.fr n'est pas le seule a le faire. :) [00:28:51] Pathoschild: l'extention?? en .php5 ??? je ne vois pas le rapport... [00:29:24] haaa! ok! le 'plugins'! [00:29:27] :) [00:29:43] l'extension additionnel installÃ© :) [00:29:57] oui, en effet, il faudrai [00:31:40] 03(NEW) Add exponentiation to #expr function - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14065 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: ParserFunctions; (user.capitalr) [00:32:05] Pathoschild: par exemple par une variable $mwincludes="$IP/includes" dans LocalSetting.php :) [00:32:54] ce qui fait que dans les extensions on utilisera $mwincludes et non 'machin.php' [00:33:01] :) [00:33:49] '$mwincludes/machin.php' et non 'machin.php' [00:34:13] Pathoschild: qu'en pense tu de ma suggestion? [00:34:23] :) [00:34:29] C'est ca le but de $IP/Includes. :) [00:35:15] oui mais au moin, si on veux, on peux changer la variable $mwincludes au cas ou.... [00:35:37] (on sais jamais!!...) [00:36:30] :) [00:48:20] 03aaron * r34543 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Database.php: Add a way to do different JOINs with $tables [01:06:37] 03aaron * r34544 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevision.php FlaggedRevs.php): Add getTextForParse() accessor [01:07:10] 03aaron * r34545 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevision.php: Move up getUser() [01:08:58] 03aaron * r34546 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedArticle.php: Use getTextForParse() [01:14:42] 03(mod) Automatically block Tor exit nodes - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8504 +comment (10Andrew) [01:14:58] *Werdna stabs AaronSchulz [01:15:09] 03river * r34547 10/trunk/imgserv/imgserv-server/ (6 files in 4 dirs): use log4j for logging [01:15:20] Werdna: what? [01:17:41] *Splarka puts up the "slippery when bloody" floor cones around Aaron [01:47:27] What do you guys think? Of course it'll need some styling.. And the rev bookmarking feature needs to be done... http://uploads.screenshot-program.com/upl6816313230.png [01:48:09] what is that for? [01:48:28] I've been having issues with watching SVN [01:49:23] it is nice that it doesn't break up by path always [01:49:25] looks interesting [01:49:41] A lot of log viewers are bad... None really let you bookmark unless you're willing to checkout an entire repo to use the working copy as a few hundred mb sized bookmark... And the mailing list is bad because it's hard for reading and going through the actuall logs [01:51:12] The mailing list always piled up for me, and it was barely ever useful because I had to open each one to check the log message, and that took quite some time with the whole diff being there, my client sprucing up the diffs, and the fact that some were large commits. [01:52:28] ^_^ So... I'm building a MediaWiki extension which lets you browse the SVN logs, only shows the logs, bug gives quick links if you need more info... And on top ofall that, it lets you bookmark a query so you can tag your place and then continue traversing later [01:52:47] Oh ya... something nice... The links you see on the usernames lead to the USERINFO files [01:53:12] Theoretically I could parse them [01:56:18] hmm [02:02:10] Dan: if you committed in ways that wouldn't get reverted you wouldn't need to watch ^_^ [02:02:12] *Splarka hides [02:04:46] heh [02:05:19] T_T I blame this shitty computer which won't even let me use an IDE or a hefty web browser... [02:11:05] hi someCommonsAdmin [02:15:15] Dantman: you have another better computer around? [02:15:24] Nope [02:15:29] I still need to get a laptop [02:15:31] that makes it harder [02:15:48] ^_^ Not with a computer this bad... And with the mobility [02:16:02] This is a family computer still on a p4 [02:16:14] I am right now typing on a p2 thinkpad [02:16:46] but I took to running firefox over X to save memory [02:16:49] I'm a little more demanding on my machine... plus it's filled with crud,, [02:17:07] T_T Firefox is one of my issues [02:17:31] I bloated it and occationally it revs up and sits there hogging 99% of my CPU speed [02:18:03] it took too much memory for my laptop [02:18:45] I'm going for one with a dual core, 2GB RAM, and 120gb hd [02:19:22] not bad for a laptop [02:19:59] And only $1200 [02:21:00] hope it works out [02:27:10] 03river * r34548 10/trunk/imgserv/imgserv-server/src/imgservserver/ (3 files): [02:27:10] - support PNM if JAI Image I/O Tools is installed [02:27:10] - fix MemoryCacheImageOutputStream when JAI is used [02:34:01] ok... possibly a stupid question, but I'm really having little luck with the manual... If I want to make some pages dynamically using php, which page would I need to edit to make this work? [02:35:52] I'm using media wiki to make a flash portal, and want to have a page for each game, but don't want to make them manually. I know how to do the dynamic part in php, but not how to plug it into mediawiki and have a discussion for each one as well. [02:38:51] Excuse, but would anyone know how to change the setting in Mediawiki that adds a 'subst' before a template call that is in a nickname field? [02:39:24] demon: possibly you want a parser hook extension, to put a tag on a regular content page (with attached discussion page creatable), that loads dynamic content from the extension's PHP... see http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extensions_FAQ and http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extensions_FAQ#Parser_hooks [02:40:18] 03(mod) Request for New User Group to be created, to create account Requests. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13498 +comment (10kevinjduke) [02:42:56] Gnauga: seems to be hard coded into cleanSig() in includes/Parser.php [02:43:34] Any way to change it? I saw it done in a wiki before. [02:43:47] probably you put your template inside another template [02:43:59] uncyclopedia uses template:nosubst [02:44:16] but unsubted signature templates are server-stressful [02:44:28] I assume this is for your own wiki? [02:45:47] looks like you could just comment this out of Parser.php: $text = preg_replace( $substRegex, $substText, $text ); [02:46:51] Actually, this is for my school wiki. I don't actually run it, but I thought I should get some background on what I was asking of first. [02:50:44] the issue is that the templates will end up very highly used [02:50:45] thanks [02:54:59] hello [02:55:09] is there any handsome guy here? [02:55:33] sexy: perhaps another channel, but not this one [02:56:00] really, oh thats bad..thnx anyway [02:59:53] Charitwo: you don't think any of us are handsome? :( [03:00:23] *Charitwo gazes at splarkas long flowing hair [03:00:29] i mean [03:00:39] his comment wasn't appropriate for this channel, but perhaps others [03:01:04] hi [03:01:09] hello [03:02:07] I am in need of something. Do you know if there is any sort of ehancement that will create a bullet list at the bottom of a wiki page that contains all the links that have been made within the article? [03:03:46] i can tell you how to do it manually =P [03:03:54] LOL [03:04:08] yea, kinda messy [03:04:16] yeah, that's easy! I'd like to add this new functionality to a template that I've created. [03:06:40] isn't there a special page for links directed away from a page? i know there is one for links to that page... [03:08:08] basically a "reverse" "What Links Here" page, I guess [03:16:20] Skuld: what types of links? [03:16:44] the internal ones that point to other pages within the Wiki. [03:16:57] regular [[links]], image [[Image:Links.ext]], transclusion {{Template}}, interwiki {{Wikipedia:bar}}, interlanguage: [[fr:foo]], or external? [http://www.google.com google] [03:17:23] that shouldn't be too hard to do in an extension [03:17:44] 03(mod) Request for New User Group to be created, to create account Requests. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13498 (10wikiwodup) [03:17:47] Basically, I'm listing an animation series, and within the article, I have linked to "character" pages. I want at the bottom of the wiki, to list in a bullet list all of the characters [03:18:17] Skuld: use the API, prop=links [03:18:24] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=links&titles=Main_Page [03:18:29] heh [03:18:37] well, this could also be an extension, without too much work [03:18:49] but you'd want to be able to control which pages it showed up on I'd guess [03:18:51] except it's in the trunk, even better [03:18:56] so an xml hook or magic word [03:19:04] eg: [03:19:19] well, with an api you'd need some javascript... [03:19:28] s/an/the [03:19:31] ? any language should be able to use the api [03:19:45] right, but then it wouldn't be automatic (unless it was server side) [03:19:48] unless you really want it to show up on a wiki page [03:20:44] I'd want this list to show up at the bottom of the wiki page [03:21:09] yeah, you'd have to do an extension then [03:21:21] Skuld: easy to do: with javascript (won't really be on the page, just appear to be, and load times will be inefficient), with server-side extension (you have to know php and have server access), via bot (won't be real time, and you'd have to set up the bot), or via manual on each edit (could be JS assisted) [03:21:28] the API has a way that it can be used from within extensions, I think the name is FauxRequest [03:21:41] well, you shouldn't need the API [03:21:57] otherwise you have to duplicate the code and make your own query [03:21:59] the API however is a very easy way to examine what data is available without delving into the SQL structure [03:22:06] right [03:22:11] *Splarka holds up garlic at SQL [03:22:14] back, beast! [03:22:55] Skuld: do you have access to the wiki's server? do you know php? [03:23:04] yes, and yes [03:23:27] do you want this list of links to appear on every content page on your wiki? [03:23:34] or just pages in the main (article) namespace? [03:23:40] or just certain pages you designate? [03:23:46] *Dantman snickers at God's dependencies [03:24:00] Dan: "Belief" ? [03:24:06] I want to add this functionality to the bottom of a template that I've created. [03:24:15] Nope... more down to earth... ;) [03:24:26] root@nadir-point:/var/www/com/wiki-tools/dev-tablename # gem install god [03:24:26] Install required dependency hoe? [Yn] [03:24:27] so wherever I have this tempalte, this code will also be present [03:24:41] Skuld: then you'll want a parser hook extension, either a new magic word or XML hook [03:25:14] okay, I'm now officially lost LOL [03:25:42] so you'd do something like {{PAGELINKSLIST}} or or __PAGELINKSLIST__ and it would change that wikicode to your list on render [03:26:11] okay, that I understand, so it's like a template inside of my template [03:26:23] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Tag_extensions [03:26:27] right [03:27:15] you'd make {{Template:Links}} with content \noptions\noptions\n, and then you'd just put {{Links}} on a page where you want the list, for example [03:27:50] the hard part will be figuring out how to build the list of links (but that list is a property of each page, so shouldn't be too hard) [03:28:09] don't try parsing the page for [[links]] though, that would be inefficient [03:28:54] and check out includes/api/ApiQuery.php for whatever voodoo it does to do the same [03:30:33] I would guess it's just a sql query [03:30:57] select ... from page join pagelinks ... [03:31:17] I'm farily good with SQL. I would have thought that the wiki page in SQL is just a blob of text [03:31:42] user preferences are a blob, I don't think much else is...? [03:31:58] The text is a blob to [03:31:58] that's why there are other tables with information about a page, like the links it contains [03:32:07] ^_^ beat me to it [03:32:35] there's a table that contains all the links for every wiki page? [03:32:38] *Splarka holds up more garlic to ward off the SQL [03:32:44] Skuld: yes, it's called pagelinks [03:32:50] HA [03:32:54] there's also templatelinks, imagelinks [03:33:00] well, heck, then that's easy! [03:33:01] and categorylinks [03:33:07] and external links, interlang links [03:33:14] but not interwiki links (BAH) [03:33:23] *Dantman can't believe how long it takes to install god... [03:33:43] ....figures.... it's the interwiki links I need [03:33:51] Dan: install the /dev/il, much easier... sell your soul [03:34:02] heh [03:34:16] Skuld: I am sure those are in a table [03:34:18] /dev/il1 [03:34:23] carl: they aren't... [03:34:36] really? [03:34:36] interlang, category, external, plain, image, template... [03:34:54] * prop=extlinks (el) * [03:34:54] Returns all external urls (not interwikies) from the given page(s) [03:34:57] yeah, I'm looking at a list of tables [03:35:05] * prop=langlinks (ll) * [03:35:05] Returns all interlanguage links from the given page(s) [03:35:16] right, there's the langlinks table [03:35:18] [[fr:]] but not [[:fr]] [03:35:28] which sucks! [03:35:46] wait, explain the :fr thing? [03:35:55] [[fr:foo]] makes a langlink [03:36:00] [[:fr:foo]] makes an interwikilink [03:36:12] the only way to do it is &meta=siteinfo&siprop=interwikimap [03:36:13] but... [03:36:17] there's a difference? I thought it was just whther the fr prefix was tagged as local or not [03:36:26] well, I'll splain [03:36:31] the interwikimap is a map of all interwiki links [03:36:45] they are either local (trusted, 302 bounce on URL prefix) or not local (no bounce) [03:37:02] language links are links defined in /languages/Names.php (or custom defined) [03:37:23] and they get treated as "in other language" non-inline links for the purposes of parsing [03:37:43] "fr" is in Names.php as a valid language, so gets parsed as an interlang link [03:37:51] you can escape this to normal interwiki (inline) with a colon [03:38:02] right. I thought that [[:fr]] was like [[:category]], I misunderstood that [03:38:07] well, it sorta is [03:38:11] and [[:Image]] [03:38:16] wait, I see what you mean [03:38:19] just escaped a bit, behavioral change [03:38:21] never mind, we agree [03:38:23] ^_^ Don't forget the ever so evil iw_trans [03:38:45] anyway, the situation as is is bad [03:38:53] hey, can I, as a wiki admin, change the preferences of another user? [03:38:58] the only way to find interwiki links is to make a custom parser X_X [03:39:46] you have to first find out which are valid interlang links via guessing at names.php (not foolproof, as custom ones may be defined) and elimiate them, eg [[fr:]], but allow escaped, like [[:fr:]], and then check all the non-language links at &meta=siteinfo&siprop=interwikimap [03:39:51] Splarka: Post it as a bug [03:39:57] Splarka: they show up in the externallinks table, no? [03:39:57] Dan: I have posted part of it [03:40:07] carl: no, they don't, maybe they should [03:40:13] CrazyTB: not directly, you have to have direct DB access [03:40:49] Dan: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14028 this would allow distinguishment between [[fr:]] and [[m:]], etc [03:40:50] Splarka: I can search for them [03:40:53] select * from externallinks where el_to like 'http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/___%' limit 5; [03:40:59] hi. [03:41:11] hmm [03:41:24] carl: can you find links to say, meta.wikimedia or mediawiki.org via m: and mw: ? [03:41:42] carl-m: I was wanting to change the "name" of an user that I've just created (but with wrong name) [03:41:53] I can find links to meta.wikipedia.org, but I don't know if they are from m: or from a direct external link [03:41:58] because prop=extlinks doesn't fidn them... [03:42:03] ^find [03:42:13] or, last time I checked, things can change fast ^_^ [03:42:23] I didn't know 14028 was already fixed [03:42:45] (which makes finding them more easy, but not breezy) [03:43:31] I need to run, good evening [03:44:16] ciao, good talking at ya carl-m [04:43:07] 03(NEW) Signatures in gallery tags don't work - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14066 major; normal; MediaWiki: Page editing; (cuerden) [04:47:47] 03(mod) Add exponentiation to #expr function - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14065 (10N/A) [04:49:40] 03(mod) Special:Emailuser should have an input form - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13879 (10innocentkiller) [04:50:16] 03(mod) Special:Emailuser should have an input form - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13879 +need-review +patch (10innocentkiller) [05:55:10] 03(mod) Request for New User Group to be created, to create account Requests. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13498 (10mrzmanwiki) [06:02:05] 03thomasv * r34549 10/trunk/extensions/ProofreadPage/proofread.js: fill edit summary of empty pages [07:04:28] 03nad * r34551 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/tables.sql: Could someone please check this - I may be wrong but it looks like the table-prefix is needed here [07:12:27] !r 34551 [07:12:27] --mwbot-- http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=34551 [07:13:38] double you, tea, eff [07:13:40] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_User_scripts/Requests#google_with_monobook_.28unrelated_to_wikipedia.2Csortof.29 [07:14:04] Hi all I installed media wiki in my local host but dnt know how to proceed [07:14:07] please help me [07:15:52] Hi any one [07:15:53] ? [07:16:13] Hi all I installed media wiki in my local host but dnt know how to proceed [07:16:26] 03nad * r34552 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/mssql/tables.sql: Functional but no indexes yet [07:19:43] I didn't get anything [07:47:29] 03(mod) Image redirect implementation is very confusing - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13943 (10Bryan.TongMinh) [07:49:42] 03(mod) Image redirect implementation is very confusing - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13943 (10vasilvv) [07:56:47] hello, can someone tell me how do I customize my login page on mediawiki please ? thank you [07:59:02] I'm googling and can not find the answer... [08:14:02] 14(DUP) Weired bug in Sidebar; the message is not read?! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14061 +comment (10Bryan.TongMinh) [08:14:03] 03(mod) MediaWiki:Sidebar regularly falls back to an obsolete version, due to server cache effect - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5092 (10Bryan.TongMinh) [08:15:23] 04(REOPENED) Weired bug in Sidebar; the message is not read?! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14061 +comment (10Bryan.TongMinh) [08:16:10] 14(DUP) Signatures in gallery tags don't work - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14066 +comment (10Bryan.TongMinh) [08:16:18] 03(mod) New parser breaks signatures inside gallery tags - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13120 +comment (10Bryan.TongMinh) [08:17:36] 03(mod) Weired bug in Sidebar; the message is not read?! - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14061 +comment (10niklas.laxstrom) [08:18:20] hm is this the right place to ask about a issue I got wiki wikisyntax, it is not on wikipedia but on a free standing wiki using mediawiki software [08:18:31] with wikisyntax* [08:21:33] basically there is a template that you use like {{Box Warning|Some warning text here}}, how would one include a literate = in that text. doesn't work as the = is in a clickable link, as in I want: {{Box Warning|Be aware of that foo will not work in last version of quux, see [http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bugs.php?id=1234 gentoo bug 1234]}} [08:21:48] it seems that mediawiki can't handle the = in that link [08:25:52] Dantman: Ã¶r? [08:26:03] Eh? [08:26:26] AnMaster: {{Box Warning|1=Be aware of that foo will not work in last version of quux, see [http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bugs.php?id=1234 gentoo bug 1234]}} [08:26:34] Dantman: why do you need to fix magic quotes in wfBuildQuery? [08:26:57] You read the whole mail in wikitech-l? [08:27:13] if you use another equals any subsequent ones are ignored [08:27:24] and the first parameter can be aliased via 1= [08:27:44] Splarka, ah thanks [08:27:57] Dantman: nope [08:28:38] :/ I detail the entire thought process there... 99% of the questions you could ask are already answered [08:28:40] But ok [08:29:17] The function allows for 1 or 2 query inputs to be used in building the string [08:29:47] arrays, objects, and strings are all valid inputs for those [08:30:19] When we get 1 input ok... It's a string, we can just output it [08:30:32] But when we get 2, we have to merge them together [08:30:53] I'm reading the mail now [08:30:58] Oh.. ok [08:32:01] Though... btw... I have a different version at home... Rather than doing it inside of wfBuildQuery, I created a wfParseQuery for when people need to break appart a query string [08:33:03] Dantman: I'm just wondering that you are adding dependency to PHP 5.1.3 [08:33:34] Hmmm... which function? [08:34:16] um sorry 5.1.2 if I read correctly: 5.1.2 The arg_separator parameter was added. [08:35:57] I'd remove that... But there was a big reason for using it [08:36:34] arg_separator.output can commonly be set to &... Which completely breaks urls by ending up double escaping them [08:37:00] knowing php, I wouldn't be surprised if it throws fatal errors for too many inputs... [08:37:18] Dantman: could we check the value in inifile and try to override it if necessary? [08:37:43] Aren't there restrictions to overriding things? [08:37:50] hmm [08:37:59] I hope this isn't one of them [08:38:25] arg_separator.output "&" PHP_INI_ALL Available since PHP 4.0.5. [08:38:26] arg_separator.input "&" PHP_INI_PERDIR Available since PHP 4.0.5. [08:38:44] Ok [08:39:14] Explicit set... Or should we set then revert? [08:39:31] hmhm [08:39:53] since it should only affect the current request, I don't know if it is worth reverting [08:40:11] Well, I'm just trying to take integration into account [08:40:37] In case another app checks the ini value, does some funky stuff to handle it.. Then expects that value to stay the same [08:40:51] well then they really want to use the same separator :) [08:41:08] but we do always use &? [08:41:50] I'm meaning... If they have something like skipping the escape to avoid double escaping [08:42:46] They check it... Set their options to avoid double escaping... We change it to & and then their queries never get escaped at all and bad code ends up outputed. [08:44:05] Though... then again... [08:44:26] WebRequest undos gpc quoting on the $_??? variables themselves [08:44:42] That's just going to plain screw over data if another web app tries to do the same [08:44:42] yes [08:45:01] Guess we can just set the ini ourselfs in something like Setup.php [08:45:03] good reason to not run other incompatible apps inside mediawiki request [08:45:12] heh [08:45:50] but yes, I don't know what's the best place to check that.. in setup or in the first call it is neeed or... [08:45:55] hi folks :-) [08:45:59] ^_^ But I'm talking about things like including WebStart.php so that they can get data directly from MediaWiki, or integrating MW with something else [08:46:18] how is it possible to disable

SVGRasterizer.java): [23:59:16] - embedded resources should be allowed [23:59:16] - provide a custom batik-bridge.jar to fix a typo in the error message key for EmbededExternalResourceSecurity