[00:00:42] Splarka: could be done as such, in theory [00:00:44] <^demon> Splarka: I was thinking about that awhile back. You'd have to redo Bugzilla's auth scheme. I've never done anything other than *use* it, so I don't even know how pluggable it is. [00:00:50] Splarka, OpenID! [00:00:56] That's the solution to *everything*! [00:00:59] ew, ew, and ew <3 [00:01:03] ok, time to play with WLH again [00:01:14] bugzilla's a little wonky about 'login name' vs 'email' though [00:01:20] which probably doesn't help things :D [00:01:23] brion: I feel like I wasted a day on that :p [00:02:06] <^demon> brion: Wasn't there a bug complaing about said ambiguity? [00:02:36] http://lwb.lawnet.com.sg/legal/lgl/rss/legalnews/57100.html :D [00:04:17] --- This has to be the last table [00:04:17] --- Add any other tables above this line [00:04:32] Lines beginning with + or - are teh sux diffage-wise. [00:05:43] <^demon> Brion: So basically, isn't allowed? [00:06:15] They're blatantly trolling. [00:06:35] Their patents date to like a decade or more after a version of HTML was introduced that permitted this functionality. [00:06:54] There should be a law against trying to press patents that you should know are completely bogus. [00:07:03] <^demon> Not to mention, I think the "common knowledge" claim would hold up pretty well. [00:07:33] <^demon> Just like no one could patent the idea of a "round object affixed to an axel for the purpose of moving things" [00:07:44] ^demon: you could whitelist img in Sanitizer, but not advised. You can use external images to create , as well as using one of several extensions [00:08:08] <^demon> Splarka: I was referring to the article brion linked to, not MW code. [00:08:22] bah [00:08:33] that'll teach me to pay attention [00:08:46] *Splarka throws another batch of cookies in [00:09:11] mmmm .. cookies [00:09:12] *dungodung eats some [00:09:14] i can haz? [00:09:21] workaround with ? ^_^ [00:09:27] *Splarka distributes [00:09:55] <^demon> i want a cookie. [00:13:06] i wrote a htcp2varnish purger [00:13:26] Did anyone notice that the article is using a clickable image at the top of the page? :D [00:13:29] The close button [00:13:30] should I submit it somewhere? [00:13:33] 03aaron * r35453 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.class.php: Move diff to be first [00:17:46] Splarka: that won't work, will it? [00:18:11] crucially: ^_^ You could have told me... You know I have commit access [00:18:31] Dantman: I did [00:18:48] Ya... but not that it was ready for commit [00:18:55] $> send --thing "cookie" --recipient "^demon" [00:19:00] So we just today migrated from moin to mediawiki (fedoraproject) and for some reason we're seeing some slow responses with firefox but not with other http getters like wget, or konquorer. Can anyone guess what might cause that? [00:19:34] Broken stylesheets or javascript? [00:19:44] Have you modified common.css or the like? [00:20:26] we have. [00:20:43] brion: maybe I'll just wait till domas upgrades ;) [00:20:44] mmcgrath, is it the responses that are slow, or the rendering time? [00:20:48] mmcgrath: it loads fast in my firefox. perhaps install that extension that lets you see what's being loaded [00:20:50] crucially: How integrated? [00:20:56] mmcgrath: (i forget its name) [00:20:59] Does Firebug's network statistics disagree with `time wget`? [00:21:00] Dantman: ? [00:21:05] flyingparchment, Firebug does that. [00:21:07] Among many other things. [00:21:08] stylesheets and javascript were modified but I'm not sure to what extent. [00:21:10] yeah, that's the one [00:21:20] mmcgrath: install firebug and you can see exactly what's slow [00:21:21] livehttpheaders is also handy [00:21:25] it is just a daemon that listens to htcp and connects to varnish on localhost and purges things [00:21:29] Simetrical: we did see some css's seemingly loading in random ways. [00:21:30] (though firebug gives you much of that in there too) [00:21:32] *mmcgrath gets it [00:21:34] crucially: How integrated is the purger... Wondering if it would be best in /trunk/phase3/extensions/ or something like /trunk/htcp2varnish [00:21:42] Ok [00:21:45] http://tinyurl.com/5pprmg for example [00:21:51] Dantman: it's not related to mediawiki. it only talks to squid and varnish [00:21:57] Probably the later [00:22:09] but its difficult to reproduce. [00:22:10] well, not squid if you're using it for MW... but you know what i mean ;) [00:22:16] 03(mod) show diff on rollback - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14263 (10brion) [00:22:30] mmcgrath: i can't view that page. it says i have to log in [00:22:40] mmcgrath: ... since that's a css page, that could well be what's causing the problem [00:23:28] <^demon> Site loads fine for me. First load was a bit slow, but the first load of MW has always been slow for me. [00:23:41] crucially: Code to commit? [00:23:50] 03(mod) Import sources should be maintained by stewards - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14264 (10brion) [00:24:11] Dantman: tomorrow, now i sleep [00:24:18] Ok [00:24:19] flyingparchment: hrm, we do have HNP installed, perhaps its doing strange things. [00:24:29] HNP? [00:25:12] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:HNP [00:25:33] oh, one of those [00:26:53] 03aaron * r35454 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.class.php: Tweak case [00:30:18] *AaronSchulz hears the university bells toll [00:31:49] 03(mod) SVG handler uses an "uber-crappy hack" instead of a real XML parser - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14268 (10brion) [00:34:25] 03(mod) info.txt on www.wikipedia.org not uptodate - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14271 +shell; +comment (10brion) [00:37:54] 03aaron * r35455 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.class.php: Case again :) [00:38:15] sooo, anyone going to do https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14263 [00:41:01] 03(FIXED) info.txt on www.wikipedia.org not uptodate - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14271 +comment (10brion) [00:41:20] ^_^ People like my suggestion do they... heh [00:41:43] not a bad idea [00:42:02] Theoretically it should be a pretty easy thing to add, it's all UI... Though I don't know what code to use to grab diffs myself. [00:43:22] T_T Unfortunately... this real old Macross series is quite tempting [00:43:47] *AaronSchulz is too lazy [00:43:57] maybe some $$ would motivate me :) [00:44:04] heh... [00:44:23] ^_^ You'd probably like my Wiki Bounty idea [00:45:43] 14(DUP) Email option in wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14279 +comment (10brion) [00:45:44] *Alexfusco5|Away hands AaronSchulz an $wgGroupPermissions :P [00:45:46] 03(mod) "mail this article to someone" feature - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=227 +comment (10brion) [00:46:51] 03(mod) Suggestion: Rename bad image list to MediaWiki: Abused image list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14281 summary (10brion) [00:47:15] AaronSchulz: good motivation :P [00:47:39] 14(DUP) Give an option to not watch talk pages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14282 +comment (10brion) [00:47:44] 03(mod) ability to watch talk pages but not the associated article and vice versa - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5153 +comment (10brion) [00:49:03] 03(mod) Article categorisation links unclickable when viewing categories with true BiDi names in Internet Explorer - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4295 (10brion) [00:54:36] 03(WONTFIX) Depreciating older reviewed versions shouldn't be possible - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14255 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [00:58:39] 03(mod) Suggestion: Rename "Bad image list" to better title - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14281 summary; +comment (10danny_b) [01:02:21] 14(DUP) E-mail auth link not working in MSIE - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14284 +comment (10brion) [01:02:27] 03(mod) Email confirmation links get mangled - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6957 +comment (10brion) [01:03:15] 03(mod) Email confirmation links get mangled - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6957 (10brion) [01:05:49] 03(mod) Buttons don't work in 'Edit' window - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14285 (10brion) [01:06:19] 03(mod) Email confirmation links get mangled in MSIE 6 and webmail - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6957 summary (10brion) [01:07:08] 03(mod) bug is closed - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14288 summary (10brion) [01:08:51] 03(NEW) Remove "closed-zh-tw" and "nan" from SiteMatrix - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14302 trivial; normal; Wikimedia: General/Unknown; (Wiki.Melancholie) [01:10:07] 03(mod) E_STRICT in Block.php - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14290 (10brion) [01:11:19] 14(DUP) Remove "closed-zh-tw" and "nan" from SiteMatrix - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14302 +comment (10Wiki.Melancholie) [01:11:28] 03(mod) Remove closed-zh-tw from Special:SiteMatrix - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12229 +comment (10Wiki.Melancholie) [01:12:35] 03(mod) Remove "closed-zh-tw" and "nan" from Special:SiteMatrix - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12229 15enhancement->trivial; summary; +comment (10Wiki.Melancholie) [01:14:13] 03(mod) Bug du format DjVu - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14291 (10brion) [01:16:36] 03(FIXED) Logo for myv.wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14298 +comment (10brion) [01:17:11] 03(mod) Deleted tlh.wikt blocks SUL process - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14300 (10brion) [01:18:26] 03(mod) You do not get logged out on the wiki you have logged in if you log out at other project - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14301 (10brion) [01:19:04] 03(mod) Suggestion: Rename "Bad image list" to better title - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14281 (10brion) [01:19:26] there [01:19:33] ok heading home [01:20:46] AaronSchulz: If I give the userrights-interwiki right to a user group that doesn't have full userrights access will they be able to change all userrights on the other wiki's? [01:22:52] BTW guys, it was a strange css include that I didn't even need. Removing it fixed our problem. Thanks for the tips. [01:23:35] would it be possible to increase the length of the reason boxes on Special:CentralAuth ? [01:29:30] Alexfusco5: don't think so [01:29:40] it seems to just let them specify users on other wikis [01:30:10] and change the rights they have access to change? [01:31:50] 03(mod) Suggestion: Rename "Bad image list" to better title - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14281 (10danny_b) [01:32:11] Alexfusco5: no [01:32:23] k [01:32:38] but always test to be sure :) [01:48:41] Silly question: what is wrong with this raw signature? [[User:Amgine|Amgine]] | [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User_talk:Amgine?action=edit§ion=new t] [02:02:03] 03aaron * r35456 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevs.class.php FlaggedRevsPage.php): More include cache fixes [02:03:54] Amgine_: and what kind of probs you have with it? [02:09:28] how do you add groups? [02:15:54] CWii: Define them in LocalSettings and then add people to them using Special:UserRights. [02:16:05] how? [02:16:09] whats the setting? [02:16:15] !groups [02:16:15] --mwbot-- For information on customizing user access, see < http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:User_rights >. For common examples of restricting access using both rights and extensions, see < http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Preventing_access >. [02:16:27] First link. [02:16:55] lol [02:17:56] Thank you MZMcBride [02:18:02] No problem. [02:19:42] 03(mod) Extension: Assert Edit appears to have no effect when called from API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12038 (10ssanbeg) [02:28:37] 03aaron * r35457 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevs.class.php FlaggedRevsPage.php): [02:28:37] * Fix getFileVersionFromCache() [02:28:37] * Be stricter on image params [02:35:39] 03aaron * r35458 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.php: *Revert part of r35457. Should be inequality. [03:04:44] Hi, can I prevent a certain group in my wiki from viewing a category? [03:07:31] tookoo: not without hacking up mediawiki :P [03:07:37] you can do it with namespaces iirc though [03:09:35] now how I achieve that with namespace? [03:11:15] No, there's a hook for view you can use .. one sec [03:11:53] Or hell, you can just hook userCan [03:14:35] Something like so: http://mediawiki.pastey.net/88536 [03:15:16] Bletch [03:15:18] Like so: http://mediawiki.pastey.net/88537 [03:15:35] thanks a bunch [03:17:26] but how do i add the "users" ? [03:19:11] Meh, one sec [03:20:31] Try that: http://mediawiki.pastey.net/88538 [03:20:37] That'll enable sysops to view it [03:21:06] O.O [03:21:15] ? [03:21:37] wow, i never knew about $wgHooks [03:22:11] Gah, woops ... http://mediawiki.pastey.net/88539 * [03:22:22] alright, will try that. [03:22:36] chuck: Never knew about $wgHooks? :O [03:23:04] How do you do anything on mediawiki without hooks? :D [03:24:22] amidaniel|away: yeah, it looks pretty cool [03:24:36] 1 more question. How do I prevent a registered user from viewing a particular page e.g. MediaWiki:Community_Portal [03:24:47] heh [03:24:55] with hooks also? [03:25:35] Yeah, you can do it the same way .. or use something like lockdown [03:25:59] That has too much bloat if you're only messing with one or two pages, but if you're locking down a lot, you should use the more comprehensive extension [03:26:02] !lockdown | tookoo [03:26:02] --mwbot-- tookoo: Lockdown is an extension for preventing read or write access by namespace and limiting access to special pages. For more information, see < http://mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lockdown >. For general information on preventing access to your wiki, see < http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Preventing_access >. [03:26:05] wow, pastey.net has too many highlighting languages lol [03:26:20] Yeah, and they all suck --- does that look like php to you? :) [03:26:42] lol [03:27:08] "Packet filter conf"? "resolv.conf"? there's like three things to highlight in resolv.conf, *max* [03:27:16] Alright guys, thanks a lot. Will try it out later. [03:28:12] I'm always amazed at vim's ability to recognize exactly what kind of conf file I'm editing [03:28:22] It must know hundreds of different syntax patterns [03:28:40] They're all simple, of course, but still ... [03:29:11] yeah [03:29:27] but vim, nor any console based editor, can compare with TextMate [03:30:19] TextMate? .. never heard of it [03:30:21] *amidaniel|away peeks [03:30:34] its a mac editor [03:30:39] Speaking of which .. has anyone come up with a verb for Wikipedia? [03:30:41] Like "google" [03:31:05] Heh... TextMate... [03:31:19] I've been using the Windows equivilant... E [03:31:20] Meh, not my thing [03:31:21] amidaniel|away: i'm going to wikipedia you [03:31:23] Dantman|FS: yeah [03:31:36] *amidaniel|away prefers the tried and true console editors [03:31:37] Does TextMade have muli-edit mode? [03:31:44] multi-edit mode? [03:31:48] what is that? [03:31:49] Guess not [03:32:03] Dantman|FS: what is it? [03:32:04] http://www.e-texteditor.com/ [03:32:09] Take a look at the screencast [03:32:14] It can explain it better than I can [03:33:13] "I don't ever want to see you, doing all the same things as me. Don't ever let this be you, knowing what it is that drives MEEEEEEEEE" [03:34:28] Anyone? [03:35:18] However... I absolutely hate how integrated it is with cygwin... [03:35:36] It won't use the Windows version of ruby correct [03:35:52] And the cygwin ruby package is royally broken [03:36:50] A fair bit of E's bundles' functions are made in ruby... So that effectively kills useful things like the allign assignments action [03:37:42] Also... TextMate has Column edit mode... E doesn't.... [03:37:54] okay, smultron sucks, someone recommended it to me [03:37:56] So E has multi-edit, and TextMate has column edit [03:38:37] They can do some similar things... but miss out on others [03:39:15] Primarily... Column-edit doesn't give you the free editing that multi-edit mode does... While multi-edit mode doesn't let you paste a column like column-edit mode does [03:39:31] Both are usefull, but these editors won't let you have one without the other [03:39:51] s/one without the other/both at the same time [03:41:53] If you have to switch computers to copy a column and paste it to the right, then select multiple sections of text and type in them simultaniously... They aren't worth buying... IMHO [03:42:51] 03(mod) Email confirmation links get mangled in MSIE 6 and webmail - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6957 (10kjoonlee) [03:46:47] Bah... E being labeled in a table as an editor with autocompletion is a joke [03:46:53] 03(mod) Email confirmation links get mangled in MSIE 6 and webmail - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6957 (10kjoonlee) [03:53:40] 03(mod) Email confirmation links get mangled in MSIE 6 and webmail - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6957 +comment (10kjoonlee) [04:22:05] 03(mod) local timezone conversion / {{USERTIMESTAMP}} for time formatting / signature time expansion - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14286 +comment (10anon.hui) [04:26:57] 03aaron * r35459 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevs.class.php FlaggedRevsPage.php): [04:26:57] * Use getTextForParse() as needed [04:26:57] * With include cache, slaves can be used now [04:26:57] * Replace fr_includesMatched with an error array [04:26:57] * Some style cleanup [04:27:30] 03(mod) local timezone conversion / {{USERTIME}} for time formatting / signature time expansion - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14286 summary (10anon.hui) [04:30:40] morning all :) [04:30:50] AaronSchulz thanks for fixing :) [04:31:45] Raymond_: also notice some sync oddities, just fixed those now [04:32:06] super :) [04:33:04] 03aaron * r35460 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.php: Uncomment this out now [04:42:34] 03aaron * r35461 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (FlaggedRevs.class.php FlaggedRevsPage.i18n.php): Forgot to alias reviewed page too :) [04:42:36] *AaronSchulz eyes Raymond_ again :) [04:43:13] *Raymond_ looks [05:08:30] 03tstarling * r35462 10/trunk/extensions/CentralAuth/CentralAuthUser.php: * Fix total breakage of password change feature [05:15:41] 03raymond * r35463 10/trunk/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Localisation updates German [05:16:26] 03(mod) local timezone conversion / {{USERTIME}}, {{USERLOCALTIME}} for time formatting / signature time expansion - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14286 summary; +comment (10anon.hui) [05:19:39] Danny_B: Just getting an error when I try to save it: "Invalid raw signature; check HTML tags." [05:29:12] 03(mod) local timezone conversion / {{USERTIME}}, {{USERLOCALTIME}} for time formatting / signature time expansion - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14286 +comment (10herd) [05:49:07] 03(mod) local timezone conversion / {{USERTIME}}, {{USERLOCALTIME}} for time formatting / signature time expansion - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14286 +comment (10anon.hui) [05:53:02] *Splarka gives up [05:55:37] 03raymond * r35464 10/trunk/extensions/CrowdAuthentication/CrowdAuthentication.php: Update extensionCredits [05:57:25] 03(mod) local timezone conversion / {{USERTIME}}, {{USERLOCALTIME}} for time formatting / signature time expansion - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14286 (10anon.hui) [05:58:09] hi all. Is it possible to delete many pages at once? [06:01:23] there's no extension for that, at least on [06:01:24] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Page_deletion_extensions [06:03:31] checked http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Nuke listed there? [06:03:33] 03raymond * r35465 10/trunk/extensions/ (3 files in 3 dirs): Add URLs for extensionCredits [06:04:17] (based on deletion of pages created by a single username though) [06:08:19] hmm, facebook giving me BBW ads [06:08:36] Raymond_: :D [06:09:00] AaronSchulz ? [06:09:19] Raymond_: bbw -> "big beautiful women" [06:09:27] ahhh :) [06:10:37] hi! i have a question concerning my local wikipedia efforts [06:10:49] until now on every place where there should be an image [06:11:08] there is only a Image:Bla construct [06:11:28] the tag is missing - probably because i have no local images [06:11:47] is there a way to include the image tag and let it link to the image on the interwebs? [06:12:27] josch: MediaWiki uses a special image syntax; see . [06:12:43] Pathoschild: thx will have a look into it [06:12:54] Welcome. [06:13:31] Pathoschild: this is only the wikitext syntax [06:13:42] i need a solution for my local wikipedia dump [06:14:51] the wikitext there is right but it gets rendered "wrong" [06:15:15] i say "wrong" because the way it is rendered as html is probably wanted as there are no local images in my dump [06:15:25] but is there a way to force the image tags? [06:15:38] or to even have image tags linking to the actual image on the web? [06:16:24] do i express myself understandably? ;) [06:16:54] Maybe. I'm not sure what you need, but I haven't dealt much with dumps before. :) [06:18:17] okay i try it with other words: when i access a page in my local wikipedia dump in every place where an image should be there is somthing like Image:Bla but i want to have [06:19:30] Oh. Downloading the images would work, but that's a large download. [06:19:46] i dont want to download the images [06:20:12] 1. it's unnecessary load on the wikipedia server [06:20:24] 2. i probably wont need all images [06:20:54] i only want the image tag [06:21:00] even if the image doesnt exist [06:21:10] and in the best case as a link to the image on the web [06:24:54] maybe TimStarling knows as he maintains the DumpHTML.php dumper script [06:37:13] 03aaron * r35466 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedArticle.php: Fix nonsensical diffs and limit down to section if possible [06:38:25] 03aaron * r35467 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedArticle.php: Might as well use $section here [06:39:17] Raymond_: man, that Richard Dawkins diff was turrible [06:39:50] AaronSchulz: which diff? [06:40:01] when I went to edit a section [06:40:12] btw, edit war there methinks [06:40:52] does nobody know how to force the tags in my wikipedia dump? :( [06:41:10] use the source, luke [06:41:20] *AaronSchulz vommits [06:41:27] Tim-away: can you give me some pointers where to search? [06:41:43] I'm not very into mediawiki code [06:48:07] is $wgIgnoreImageErrors what I'm searching for? it sais it prevent error messages and prints the tag but i dont get error messages [06:49:59] 03aaron * r35468 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedArticle.php: Short-circuit text stuff some more [06:50:01] err, how is it possible for a binary file to match a string? [06:50:34] well a FILE object probably can not match a STRING object :P [06:51:18] $grep TZ */* [06:51:22] or do you mean the contents of the file? [06:51:25] Binary file skins/monobook/wiki-indexed.png matches [06:51:33] this is common [06:51:41] why? [06:52:08] a binary file is a huge collection of... well... kind of random binaries and somewhere even the combination TZ is included [06:52:33] the larger the binary the more possible it is to find even longer strings [06:52:52] ahh, I see [06:52:55] silly computers [06:54:56] Raymond_: I wonder what that Richard Dawkins edit war is about [06:55:48] 03(mod) local timezone conversion / {{USERTIME}}, {{USERLOCALTIME}} for time formatting / signature time expansion - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14286 (10anon.hui) [06:56:06] let me see [06:58:29] It's a shame we still have to support PHP <5.1.0 [07:03:15] AaronSchulz: it was about the sentence (bolded by me) "Some natural scientist, *which sympathize in principe with Dawkins position of religiously fundamentalism*... [07:03:37] I hope the translation makes sense [07:03:38] that looks like the google trans [07:04:09] its my own trans :) [07:16:10] Xiong: you have an idea? [07:17:08] *Xiong beats his machine with a rubber hose [07:18:49] it bit! [07:19:03] better now [07:19:06] so [07:19:18] what was that variable you were setting? [07:19:29] for now no variable [07:19:38] i just observed this behaviour [07:19:45] and want it changed somehow [07:20:00] it's no problem to change mw code if necessary [07:21:05] i think $wgIgnoreImageErrors has nothing to do with your issue [07:21:22] aye [07:21:56] i understand that the behavior i observed is wanted but i simply dont like it as i want img tags [07:22:32] what kind of dump did you get? [07:22:40] i imported the xml dump [07:22:48] whoa hoss [07:22:54] but it has nothing to do with the kind of dump i use [07:22:59] that is two steps [07:23:31] how did you get the dump? [07:23:52] by downloading it?? [07:24:02] i dont see why that matters? [07:24:21] because i'm an ignorant idiot [07:24:30] and i can only see the step directly in front of me [07:24:44] what do you want to know then? [07:24:56] and the first step is, how -- exactly -- did you generate this dump? [07:25:02] there's more than one way to do it [07:25:12] and different ways result in radically different files [07:25:17] i downloaded the xml ffrom download.wikipedia.org and imported it with mwdumper [07:25:33] ah! [07:26:12] ?? [07:26:59] *Xiong looks [07:30:34] <_wooz> lo [07:30:40] okay [07:31:14] so, you are working with a wikipedia dump [07:31:22] right [07:32:11] and you have an XML dump similar to http://download.wikimedia.org/enwikisource/20080526/enwikisource-20080526-pages-articles.xml.bz2 [07:32:18] yes? [07:32:23] y0 [07:33:26] why would you think changing mw code could be helpful? [07:33:54] because i want the generated html to be changed [07:34:00] i want an tag [07:34:37] do you have access to download.wikimedia.org? [07:34:56] "access" ? [07:35:00] i mean, can you alter the code that generates those dumps? [07:37:23] no [07:37:23] nope [07:37:23] o_O [07:37:23] why should i [07:37:23] so why are you talking about "changing mw code"? [07:37:23] and why is this important? [07:37:23] in this context [07:37:23] josch|nsn: you want an tag where, when, for what? [07:37:23] because i want to change the behaviour the wikitext is parsed on my local dump [07:37:24] wait [07:37:24] you are now talking about sth different [07:37:24] pff... [07:37:24] okay again [07:37:24] forget about dump [07:37:24] i have a local wikipedia dump [07:37:24] scratch that right off [07:37:24] don't say dump again [07:37:24] ???? [07:37:24] why? [07:37:24] chaos [07:37:24] misdirection [07:37:24] looking in the wrong place [07:37:24] it is about my local dump [07:37:24] no it's not -- at least, not according to the last thing you said [07:37:24] -.- [07:37:26] josch|nsn: it would help if you could explain what you are actually trying to do. in the end. [07:37:28] forget dump, forget wikipedia [07:37:33] wait [07:37:42] you are saying that you want *your* wiki to parse wikimarkup differently [07:37:43] yes? [07:37:44] just let me explain a fourth time [07:37:57] no [07:38:12] i downloaded and imported a wikipedia xml dump [07:38:21] stop [07:38:25] imported where? [07:38:26] and in every localtion where ther should be an image [07:38:36] Xiong: in my local mediawiki?? [07:38:39] where else??? [07:38:40] link me [07:39:13] josch|nsn: ok, let me guess. you want a local copy of wikipedia. you imported a dump, and the images are missing. right? [07:39:19] Duesentrieb: and in every localtion where ther should be an image there is only a Image:Foo construct [07:39:30] of course the images are missing [07:39:35] josch|nsn: yes, because you do not have the images, because they are not part of the dump. [07:39:36] josh, you want to skip around [07:39:44] so the doesnt get rendered [07:39:46] we will get nowhere [07:39:51] but i want it to get rendered [07:39:51] take the small steps pls [07:39:58] even if the images are not there [07:40:21] josch|nsn: you could import the image table separatly, and set it up to use the images from wikimedia servers. but that would be hotlinking/leeching, and is frowned upon. there is no good and easy solution for this. [07:40:44] you can get it rendered by importing the image table. it should be available as a separate download [07:40:51] need to suck the images down first [07:40:56] mediawiki will then think you have the images and will render a tag [07:40:58] at least it should. [07:41:01] do you want me to look at your situation josh? [07:41:02] Xiong: no. [07:41:05] okay so by impoting the images table i should get the tags at least [07:41:07] thanks [07:41:07] Fix bug 7715: [07:41:07] * Add two conditional functions date_default_timezone_get() and date_default_timezone_set() which are created if they are not available (PHP <5.1.0). [07:41:08] you need to link me to your thing [07:41:08] 03minuteelectron * r35469 10/trunk/phase3/ (5 files in 2 dirs): (log message trimmed) [07:41:08] Fix bug 7715: [07:41:08] * Add two conditional functions date_default_timezone_get() and date_default_timezone_set() [07:41:08] which are created if they are not available (PHP <5.1.0). [07:41:08] * Replace setenv( TZ= ) and getenv( TZ ) calls with date_default_timezone_get( TZ ) and [07:41:10] * Replace setenv( TZ= ) and getenv( TZ ) calls with date_default_timezone_get( TZ ) and [07:41:11] date_default_timezone_set( TZ ). [07:41:13] Xiong: well, not to get an tag. to see images, yes [07:41:13] * Remove some warning supression calls, they were suppressing an E_STRICT level error that [07:41:13] date_default_timezone_set( TZ ). [07:41:16] * Remove some warning supression calls, they were suppressing an E_STRICT level error that [07:41:19] is thrown in PHP >5.1.0, however the above changes stop that error from ever occurring [07:41:22] in the first place. [07:41:25] * Alter comment in DefaultSettings.php to refer to this function rather than the old [07:41:28] method of using setenv(). [07:41:30] * Add item to RELEASE-NOTES bug fixes section and fix line width of one item. [07:41:31] MinuteElectron: o_O [07:41:33] oops [07:41:35] no? [07:41:42] i think you and i just said the same thing [07:41:48] Duesentrieb: Right-click does paste in PuTTy, :( [07:41:56] MinuteElectron: jopin the petition to make irc-clients prompt on multi-line inserts :P [07:42:07] hehe [07:42:12] ;) [07:42:15] Xiong: i said image table. not the images. [07:42:35] josch|nsn: what good does the tag do you when it points to nothing? [07:42:42] i do not want the images local -the are too much [07:42:44] For some reason, when I log in and click to go or do anything, I am logged out of the mediawiki. This just started. Also, if I remember credentials I am able to navigate, but then when I attempt to edit a page I recieve an error: [07:42:57] well josh you have the attention of The Man anyway [07:43:06] josch|nsn: yes, but using the images remotly is leeching. that's Evil (tm). [07:43:07] 03(FIXED) Use date_default_timezone_* instead of TZ environment variable if available - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7715 +comment (10minuteelectron) [07:43:09] Sorry! We could not process your edit due to a loss of session data. Please try again. If it still doesn't work, try logging out and logging back in. [07:43:12] http://www.religionisfree.org/wiki/index.php?title=Activism&action=submit [07:43:27] well, no for long, gotta gtta go soon [07:43:35] !session | anon1532_ [07:43:35] --mwbot-- anon1532_: make sure session.save_path is set correctly in your php.ini. Verify that it exists, is readable and writable to PHP, and check that session data is actually being written there. On a server farm, make sure it's a shared directory, accessible from all servers. [07:43:44] :( [07:43:45] that's why i try to do what scutwork i can [07:44:19] josch|nsn: The Right Think is to set up a caching proxy and load images through it. that way you will load only images you need, and only in the size you need, and only once. [07:44:22] i want the tag to dynamically "leech" the images from the net when i access a page [07:44:26] dev time < MAXINT [07:44:27] is this really that evil? [07:44:27] that's possible, but not simple [07:44:29] *Splarka wonders if they could just edit makeBrokenImageLinkObj() to point to wikipedia (not with an img tag, but just with the generated , per an earlier version of their request [07:44:41] Duesentrieb: exactly [07:44:47] this is why i need the img tag [07:45:06] i need the browser to request the image [07:45:12] it is basically not the way things are done [07:45:21] if you want to mirror WP, you mirror it [07:45:22] so that i can respond with a leeched image form the web [07:45:25] josch|nsn: with such a proxy, it's ok i guess. without, it's at least kind to ask. it then mainly depends on bandwidth. if you do this for an inhouse thing for a dozent people, probably no one really cares. [07:45:32] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/InstantCommons (limbo) [07:45:34] you don't put up a window in to WP that says Joe's Garage [07:45:56] josch|nsn: as i said, to get the image tag, trick mediawiki into believing you have the images. by importing the image table.# [07:45:59] as i hate leeching i never considered to get ALL images local [07:46:12] Duesentrieb: thanks i will try that! [07:46:19] you helped me a lot again [07:46:44] 03(mod) E_STRICT in Block.php - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14290 (10minuteelectron) [07:46:56] Xiong: "incremental" mirroring using a caching proxy would be ok though [07:47:20] this way only the images i need on requesting a page will be loaded and cached [07:47:28] i thought this would be okay too [07:47:34] this is not strictly a technical issue so i can't really comment [07:47:45] implementing this is no problem [07:47:48] for me [07:47:54] but i dont know mw code [07:48:05] so i needed to know where to get the tags rendered [07:48:15] i can see that "cached leeching" might be okay [07:48:15] so the browser requests them [07:48:22] josch|nsn: you should NOT change mw code if you don't have to. and you don't have to. [07:48:30] :) [07:48:33] good to know [07:49:19] if all else fails, you'd hook in an image repository implementation. but i don't think you need to. you just import the image table, set the web path to use for requesting images, and set up a proxy there, [07:49:37] anyway... if you get the images over the web, why do you want to copy the content? [07:49:40] Duesentrieb: thanks i will report back when i tried that [07:49:43] what are you planning to do, really? [07:49:47] it doesn't make sense to me [07:50:03] Duesentrieb: i want to have it offline but if i happen to be online i also want the images [07:50:12] ic [07:50:30] and if i'm offline again i still will have the cached images [07:55:45] 03(NEW) Add import sources to de.wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14303 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (raimond.spekking) [08:18:54] 03(mod) Suggestion: Rename "Bad image list" to better title - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14281 (10N/A) [08:20:09] lol i just noticed the mysql mediumblob - who would ever want to store 16Million terrabyte of text in a database? [08:20:42] 640K of ram should be enough for anybody [08:20:47] haha [08:20:55] ... Splarka beat me to it. :) [08:21:10] http://sydlexia.com/imagesandstuff/arnold/t2.jpg have a cut scene from Terminator 2 [08:21:12] okay but 16million terrabyte is more than the total data stored by humankind [08:21:21] For now. [08:21:21] and all this in ONE article [08:21:31] josch|nsn: It can't be 16 million terabytes. [08:21:38] why not? [08:21:39] so, 16 exabytes? [08:21:43] 2^64 [08:21:58] 16777215 bytes [08:22:11] 16777215 != 16 million terabytes [08:22:30] lol [08:22:39] i'm at work on a windows pc [08:22:41] re [08:22:46] could it be that calc is just wrong?? [08:23:06] 03(NEW) tlh.wikimedia.org on SiteMatrix, but does not exist - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14304 trivial; normal; Wikimedia: General/Unknown; (effeietsanders) [08:23:13] it says 2^64 is 18446744073709551616 [08:23:31] that is correct [08:23:49] but a medium blob does not hold 16 million terabytes ;) [08:23:52] internet archive is only 2^50, google was using ~2^55 in 2004... [08:23:57] but 18446744073709551616 != 16777215 bytes [08:24:04] Data from TNG at 2^59.. [08:24:04] clearly [08:24:54] mediumblob is 2^24, not 2^64 [08:24:55] however, all printed material on earth would take up about 200 petabytes (2^61) [08:24:59] http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/storage-requirements.html <= MEDIUMBLOB, MEDIUMTEXT L + 3 bytes, where L < 2^24 [08:25:02] aah [08:25:02] indeed [08:25:04] ups [08:25:12] 2^24 = 16 777 216 [08:25:15] this makes sense now [08:25:21] so 2^63 might be needed someday not too far away [08:25:31] Splarka: It one field? [08:25:33] *in [08:25:34] hopefully mediawiki won't be around that long ^_^ [08:25:36] longblob is 2^32. that'S about the limit, currently, afaik [08:25:48] Splarka: I can imagine a 2^64 database, but not a 2^64 field. [08:25:50] Splarka: in a single field? [08:25:54] Splarka: unlikely :) [08:27:11] how large is the largest wikipedia article? i wonder how long it takes to parse 16MB wikitext :P [08:27:12] [[All text ever written]] [08:27:12] [[All text ever written#English]] [08:27:12] etc [08:27:12] *Splarka grins [08:27:12] lol [08:27:12] josch|nsn: select max(page_length) from page; [08:27:12] i think [[E]] got very very big [08:27:12] Duesentrieb: this would take like... forever ^^ [08:27:19] page_len, sorry. [08:27:21] many bloody wars fought over what absolutely had to be included and could not possibly be broken out into subarticles [08:27:50] josch|nsn: nope, it wouldn't. there's an index on page_len. don't ask me why. [08:27:57] oh nice [08:28:01] | 3597391 | [08:28:10] but it doesn't say the page name :( [08:28:13] 3.5MB is nice [08:28:29] just modify your query [08:28:41] so... select page_name, page_namespace from page where page_len = 3597391 ; [08:28:53] | Upload_log/Archive_1 | 4 | 3597391 | [08:29:00] it's not really possible in *one* query (without a subquery) afaik [08:29:13] yeah right [08:29:18] "record with max value from group" is one of the things that SUCK in sql. [08:29:48] MinuteElectron: that doesn't count :) [08:29:58] yeah [08:30:10] try page_namespace = 0 [08:30:10] adding a where on page_namespace takes forever [08:30:19] probably [08:30:42] no keys on any of the columns :O [08:31:06] select max(page_length) from page where page_namespace = 0 ; [08:31:16] oh it was already said ^^ [08:31:35] i had to look up the number of the main namespace [08:31:38] yeah, there are no keys on any of the columns so doing a where takes forever. [08:31:42] And soon my little Wiki will be runing happily on the BIG computer with a nice 1.5 Gb of memory instead of crappy 512 Mb... [08:31:57] which is annoyin [08:31:57] g [08:32:06] Oberoten: memory is so cheap nowadays... [08:32:52] Yeah... I am upgrading the computer properly this time. [08:33:01] ... so the old stuff goes into my server-can. :) [08:35:50] (( And the old server-can goes into my parental's home as their upgraded (yet still very expensive) deck of cards... ))) [08:36:50] i remember the bad old days [08:37:15] Emm386? [08:37:26] when the brand shiny new ibm pc came with 4k of main memory soldered into the motherboard [08:38:05] and if you wanted to expand it all the way up to the limit of 16k, you had to walk 10 miles uphill both ways barefoot through the snow to fry's [08:38:23] If I go My GOD will you feel possitively ancient? ;) [08:39:11] my first mac, i upgraded illegally from 128k to 512k [08:39:18] I have a defunct 4 Gb memory chip from my cellphone... taped to the picture of a early 4 Mb HD getting unloaded from a jumbojet onto a trailer truck... filling it. [08:39:18] Xiong: we have these circumstances for embedded armel boards now :P [08:39:34] i went to a guy's house and he handed me a baggie through the door, like buying a bag of weed [08:39:49] i had to build the address decoder myself from the kit [08:39:52] Timex Sinclair, 1k... [08:39:55] not armel, atmel [08:40:29] Heh... I came into the race somewhat late... with the Sinclair ZX 80... Stunning 16 k of memory on it. [08:40:42] *josch|nsn feels so young... [08:40:45] And that was WITH the memory expansion kit. [08:41:10] i had a contract out in pleasanton to program an embedded controller for industrial automation [08:41:15] Fun thing about it? It had to shut down the screen in order to do any heavier calculations. :) [08:41:16] board as big as your head [08:41:30] here is 1k chess for the ZX, uuencoded: http://p.defau.lt/?FG3QCmqf4BMmqVxw4TS2vA [08:41:33] hardware guy told me i had 4k to do it in, so i did it in 2.5k [08:41:57] and was offended because he lied -- and, thinking i might not get under, built in space for 8k [08:42:32] Splarka : ... I believe I had that one original, bought it with the comp. [08:42:49] Actually had it upgraded to a ZX 81 within a year though. FUN little machine. [08:42:58] heh [08:43:01] if you told me then that i could buy 2 Gb for my laptop and hold it in my hand... [08:43:07] ... despite that by then everyone I knew had gotten themselves TX 88s or Vic20s... [08:43:23] TRS-80 all the way! [08:43:31] a giant leap forward [08:43:45] an almost full size keyboard [08:44:00] Oberoten: someday you can buy two Yb and hold it in your hand, and it will contain detailed data for all human sensory experiences over the previous decade (although you have to pay to access it, DRM and all) [08:44:20] [[Lifecasting]] [08:44:51] warhol was wrong [08:45:00] now we're all going to be famous all the time [08:45:11] which will suck when they extend copyright from 75 years past author's death, to.. "75 years past death of last person interested in the data" [08:45:43] "Wanna buy THE DISK" ? [08:45:48] [08:45:50] It contains ALL music ever recorded... No Drm. [08:45:58] [08:46:09] lol [08:46:20] ... Scary to own when RIAA comes to your door. [08:46:21] ;) [08:46:59] RIAA will astroturf it with an RFID [08:47:08] why should they wait? [08:47:10] or, say someone has released themselves under GFDL... but then they listened to a copyright song, and then danced... the dancing would be a derivative work.. as would every time they hummed the song the next day [08:47:39] hello [08:47:51] Splarka: doesnt matter as you you do not reproduce your dancing and humming [08:48:00] lifecasting [08:48:03] [08:48:04] as long as you [08:48:15] [08:48:23] Hi. Question for someone who knows the Parser functions: Is there a way how I can find out with parser language if a certain article is in a category. Something like if AAA is in CAT:BBB then display a certain image? [08:49:24] probably need DPL for that (depending on what you wanna do exactly) [08:49:42] In fact it is for Wikibooks [08:49:56] We have categorized the books in fases 0 to 4 [08:50:16] or in JS or CSS [08:50:23] Xiong, josch|nsn, Duesentrieb, Splarka: Match: Line_of_succession_to_the_British_throne (332751 bytes) [08:50:27] FYI :) [08:50:40] [[Uncycopedia:Nobody cares]] [08:50:43] bwahaha! [08:50:45] I would like to show on the front page a bookname together with a symbol for the development states [08:51:03] I couldn't find a solution with magic words and a parser [08:51:05] aww [08:51:11] Londenp: well, what categorizes it? a template? or the [[category]] added directly? [08:51:38] with a template [08:51:54] so, like {{devstate|3}} ? [08:52:15] you can use the template to categorize, and generate the image [08:52:27] say you had {{devstate|3}} for example [08:52:32] MinuteElectron: :) [08:52:41] [[Category:Development state {{{1|0}}}]] [08:52:53] {{#switch:{{{1|none}}} [08:53:00] OK [08:53:04] Splarka: but he wants the image not on the page that is categorized, but on a pages that links to the page that is categorized [08:53:07] |0=[[Image:Devstate_0.png|40px]] [08:53:10] |1=[[Image:Devstate_1.png|40px]] [08:53:11] etc [08:53:19] really? hmmmm' [08:53:22] Duesentrieb exactly [08:53:40] DPL or javascript [08:53:46] don't know if something like that exists.in any case, it would be tricky with parser cache [08:53:48] javascript could do it in a quick query to the API [08:53:55] We have Dynamicpagelist installed [08:53:59] disabling it is the obvious solution, that would suck for the front page though [08:54:00] (but on the front page that would be messy) [08:54:16] DPL should be able to do it then [08:54:19] not DPL alas [08:54:34] which wikibooks? [08:54:38] nl [08:55:54] Rereading the remark from Duesentrieb it is still a little different [08:56:10] useful how it doesn't say what version of dpl it has [08:56:12] *Splarka grumbles [08:56:26] it is the old old one [08:56:40] Godspeed folks. [08:56:47] I am off to wrestle with the new Switch.. [08:56:50] Wish me luck. [08:58:01] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:DynamicPageList/old This one [08:58:19] drat, don't think you can do what you want with it then [08:58:29] That is what I thought [08:58:48] It is very useful though, but the most modern version of DPL is much better [08:59:06] but I was not allowed to let that be installed on nl.wikibooks.org [08:59:15] might try again thoug on bugzilla [08:59:52] So my idea is this {{template|bookname}} for each book [09:00:21] this will show a link to the book and display a image for the status of development of this book [09:00:33] this will automatically be updated if the status is changed [09:01:27] only way I can think of is the API, but on the mainpage that would be a lot of queries to it (and it isn't cached) [09:01:38] or a custom extension [09:01:51] The information for the status of the book is with a DPL-thing in a hidden category and the template would look in which hidden category for the status it is and then display the according image [09:01:57] OK too bad then [09:02:00] OR.. you could create subpages for each book, that indicate the status [09:02:08] such as {{Somebook/status 1}} [09:02:11] and use #ifexist [09:02:14] but that'd be... messy [09:02:19] That is a good idea [09:02:47] 03raymond * r35470 10/trunk/phase3/ (5 files in 4 dirs): * Add information about user group membership to Special:Preferences [09:04:13] Sparkla Thanks I will try that then [09:04:50] uhoh [09:05:18] don't you hate it when someone is threatening to jump off a bridge, and you say "go for it" sarcastically.. and then they do... [09:05:39] Londenp: you could also create one subpage, like [[Bookname/status]] [09:05:43] You might give me another choice :-=) [09:05:48] and have that /status contain the image that you want to transclude [09:05:58] and then always transclude [[{{{1}}}/status]] if it exists [09:06:06] that way you don't have to create and delete pages continually [09:06:25] yep [09:06:41] {{#ifexist:{{{1}}}/status|{{{{{1}}}/status}}|[[Image:Nostatus.gif]]}} [09:06:57] In fact we have something like an Infobox with the book that contains all information already [09:07:04] *Splarka nods [09:07:07] I just don't know how to substract that [09:07:20] heh [09:07:23] well, then... [09:07:28] what if /status only contained the number [09:07:31] 0 to 4 [09:07:35] and on the infobox: [09:07:57] [[Category:Development status {{{{{FULLPAGENAME}}/status}}]] [09:08:00] and on the main page: [09:08:28] {{#ifexist:{{{1}}}/status|[[Image:Status_{{{{{1}}}/status}}.gif]]|[[Image:Nostatus.gif]]}} [09:08:42] 03(FIXED) Hardcoded superscript in time zone preferences - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4871 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [09:08:44] then you just update that /status page, and both the main page and the infobox are changed [09:08:58] OK, looks good [09:09:20] but I need a little time to understand this (not being educated) [09:09:29] *Splarka nods [09:09:45] 03raymond * r35471 10/trunk/phase3/RELEASE-NOTES: Add (bug 4871) Hardcoded superscript in time zone preferences moved to message which was fixed with r33495 a few weeks ago. I wasn't aware of this bug. [09:10:57] Sparkla thanks, I am going to study your proposals and work it out. When I have some more questions I will return. [09:11:18] thanks for the warning ^_^ [09:11:43] Can I copy above only concerning this problem ? [09:12:35] sure. the logs for this chan are public anyway: http://tinyurl.com/2896ae [09:14:49] 03catrope * r35472 10/trunk/phase3/includes/api/ApiEditPage.php: [09:14:49] APIEditPage: [09:14:49] * Moving $wgRequest faking down to below the APIEditBeforeSave hook call [09:14:49] * Faking wpCaptcha{Id,Word} in $wgRequest for ConfirmEdit (should also be done better) [09:14:49] Hopefully we'll be able to ditch this crappy EditPage::attemptInternalSave() interface shortly [09:15:17] 03(FIXED) Extension: Assert Edit appears to have no effect when called from API - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12038 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [09:15:44] Thanks [09:22:54] 03catrope * r35473 10/trunk/phase3/ (3 files in 2 dirs): API: Added optional md5 parameter to action=edit. If set, the edit will only be committed if the MD5 hash of the text parameter equals the md5 parameter. [09:23:26] 03(mod) activate edit api on en-wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14210 (10roan.kattouw) [09:26:35] Raymond_: why doesn't changemembership seem to work? [09:27:08] (listgrouprights{E: Π|Raw: |''Wiki''}) [09:27:16] Nikerabbit: dunno...WFM local [09:27:40] uh [09:27:56] why are you using special page name for the first title, but message for the another? [09:28:37] also I don't see the change link even though I should ... [09:29:18] can you access special:userrights with this account manually? [09:29:50] of course... [09:29:55] $wgGroupPermissions['bureaucrat']['userrights'] = false; [09:30:00] $wgAddGroups['staff'] = $wgRemoveGroups['staff'] = true; [09:30:38] hmmm something wrong with $wgUser->isAllowed( 'userrights' ) ? [09:31:14] well it prolly returns false if it is set to false :) [09:31:36] maybe but how to check otherwise? [09:31:53] sounds not logical [09:32:07] see comment in includes/SpecialUserrights.php:506 [09:35:39] but there is a check for isAllowed( 'userrights' ) too [09:37:28] I don't see any [09:39:01] hi [09:46:23] hi [09:46:44] Does anybody uses the extension "FeedImport"? I would like to set it up, but didn't find proper documentation. [09:58:14] Nikerabbit: I assume I should use UserrightsPage::userCanExecute instead but I am standing on the line... UserrightsPage::userCanExecute( $wgUser->getName() ) ) does not work :( [10:02:33] Raymond_: ? [10:03:11] Nikerabbit: Fatal error: Call to undefined method PreferencesForm::changeableGroups() in F:\xampp\htdocs\wiki_de\includes\SpecialUserrights.php on line 29 [10:03:45] örh? [10:04:51] you can't use it statically [10:06:39] any idea how to check? otherwise I will kill the link for the moment until I have found the solution [10:06:41] i know this is unrelated but does anyone convert .asf to .mp3/.wav routinely? [10:07:16] Raymond_: nope [10:07:43] Nikerabbit: ok [10:17:29] 03raymond * r35474 10/trunk/phase3/ (4 files in 3 dirs): [10:17:29] Remove link to Special:Userrights for the moment as $wgUser->isAllowed( 'userrights' ) seems to strict in some cases [10:17:29] Pointed out by Nikerabbit. Thanks :) [10:20:15] 03(mod) Diff without page name in URL does not link to page in question - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14238 (10ktc) [10:43:39] I'm having a display problem on my category pages: [10:43:42] http://www.bokt.nl/wiki/Categorie:Beroemd_persoon_%28dressuur%29 [10:43:55] first the photo's are displayed, the actual sub-categories are on page two :\ [10:44:16] Can someone point me into the right direction towards a solution for this problem? :) [10:46:22] Gah, I forgot how to do this. (Bad memory.) Getting [10:46:22] one of those missing table errors again: from within function [10:46:22] "Maintenance::executeScript". MySQL returned error "1146: Table [10:46:22] 'user_wikidb.mw_mw_page' doesn't exist (localhost)". What do I populate that table with, [10:46:22] again? [10:46:32] erg... sorry... bad paste [10:46:46] BartVB: you can use a sort key [10:46:50] *Sasoriza slaps himself [10:46:53] for the category [10:51:43] ialex, thanks. Reading about it now :) [10:55:25] 03ialex * r35475 10/trunk/extensions/Maintenance/Maintenance_body.php: Removing $wgDBprefix, it's automatically added by the DB object, people using tables with prefixes are getting annoying errors. Thanks to Sasoriza (on IRC) for reporting it :) [10:57:10] Sasoriza: update to the latest version of the extension and then retry [10:58:46] i seem to be too stupid to understand the api spec. [10:59:04] how do it get the xml representation of a site? [10:59:19] i tried http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=Computer&prop=info [10:59:39] but that just shows the pageid [10:59:53] ialex, sort keys don't seem to affect the order of 'editable', 'sub-categories', 'images'. Just the sort within sub-cats or images? [11:04:44] BartVB: it should affect the whole category [11:05:34] if you want images to be after pages, you can try to use lowercase sort keys for images [11:07:14] ah. The reason that Images are displayed first is that there is an image starting with 'Adelinde Cornelissen' while the first page is 'Baalen, Marlies van' [11:10:09] BartVB: the default sort key is the whole page name, including the namespace. And as image namespace is Afbeelding:, all images will be at the beginning of the category [11:11:07] on pages with a lower amount of images the images are displayed last: http://www.bokt.nl/wiki/Categorie:Exterieur [11:12:38] images are always at the bottom of the page, in their own section, sort key don't affect that [11:12:40] hello Jack_Phoenix [11:12:53] rar ialex [11:13:20] ialex: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension_talk:Configure -- some bugs for ya :) [11:13:40] i saw that, will fix it soon [11:14:06] cool, thanks :D [11:16:49] Jack_Phoenix: you can simply set $wgDiff3 to an empty string, no ? [11:17:22] think so...that is one of the settings I haven't really played with on a vanilla MW install ;-) [11:19:41] ialex: tyvm [11:20:24] that drove me crazy yesterday [11:23:00] hello [11:23:16] is a kategorie insert option possible? [11:23:24] for example [11:23:33] i have the categorie "linux" [11:23:41] *Sasoriza waves at zocky [11:23:49] i want a page which show all from categorie "linux" with an A [11:24:13] i want a other page which show's all from the categorie -which start with "b" ... [11:24:16] and so on [11:25:41] ahh.. I'm all panicked! [11:25:50] my master-slave replication is broken [11:26:06] is that possible or not? [11:26:19] 03werdna * r35476 10/trunk/phase3/ (docs/hooks.txt includes/SpecialUserlogin.php): [11:26:19] * Respect hooks' decisions when autocreating accounts. [11:26:19] * New parameter for AbortCreateAccount: (whether the account is being autocreated). Used in CentralAuth. [11:26:33] I've gotten it to start back up so that the slave says replication I/O is started, but it (show slave status) says that replication mysql is not working [11:27:20] anyone know how to restart master/slave replication? [11:27:28] hey all [11:27:44] Notice : Undefined variable: code dans /Library/WebServer/Documents/phase3/includes/MessageCache.php (ligne 460) [11:28:03] *Jack_Phoenix TOR_CNR [11:28:17] *ialex pokes Nikerabbit [11:28:25] does anybody know if file redirect handling changed since 1.11-ish? :) [11:29:53] zocky, ever finish that thing from a few weeks back? [11:29:54] Right now it goes from [[Image:Foo]] to [[Image:Bar]] if Foo is a nonexistent image and has #REDIRECT it in. Did this ever work for an existent image? [11:30:21] Jack_Phoenix: hi :) [11:30:26] rar [11:30:28] ialex, that's what I thought (that images are always at the bottom) but weird things seem to happen when you have more than one page :\ I would expect the normal content to be on page one, some of the image at the bottom of page one and the rest of the images on page two. Instead page one is filled with only images. [11:31:59] is it possible to use a index from a categorie? [11:32:22] for example "show me all articles in the categorie help - which start with a" [11:33:56] BartVB: you have to modify all images pages and put something like [[Categorie:Beroemd persoon (dressuur)|{{lcfirst:{{PAGENAME}}}}]] [11:34:17] 03(NEW) Remove diff from preview when editing an unflagged revision of a flagged article - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14305 minor; normal; MediaWiki extensions: FlaggedRevs; (codeispoetry) [11:38:58] 03ialex * r35477 10/trunk/extensions/Configure/ (CHANGELOG Configure.php SpecialConfigure.php): If $wgLocalMessageCache is set to an empty value, message cache won't use anymore files to cache localisations. [11:43:59] Hello! I am using MediaWiki 1.12. on a linux machine (with root access) with postgreSQL. Everything works fine - i have been running the Wiki for a few weeks. Now I wanted to use a maintenance script for the first time - so I put the same user with the same passwort as in the LocalSettings.php into the AdminSettings.php. And when I try to run "php rebuildall.php", it says: "DB connection error: Access denied for user (...) (using password: YES) [11:46:02] 03(NEW) by default, every user should see the newest revision at german wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14306 major; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (codeispoetry) [11:47:35] 03(mod) Remove diff from preview when editing an unflagged revision of a flagged article - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14305 (10N/A) [11:48:08] ialex: yay, everything's working perfectly ^_^ [11:48:26] for about 5 minutes :) [11:52:57] Adendum to my previous post: I can connect locally to postgreSQL using the command line tool (psql) with this user and this password - so I don't know where my error could be. Do you have any suggestions? [11:59:34] 03(NEW) Diffs should take sections into account - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14307 major; normal; MediaWiki extensions: FlaggedRevs; (codeispoetry) [12:01:33] where's that trunk for the special pages display, again? [12:02:08] ialex: ? [12:02:50] Notice : Undefined variable: code in /Library/WebServer/Documents/phase3/includes/MessageCache.php (line 460) [12:04:52] arggh [12:05:05] stupid konqueror ever heard of significant whitespace? [12:05:29] Nikerabbit: significant whitspace? [12:05:34] tell me more about this [12:05:40] stupid konqueror ever heard of not trying to mount a cd while k3b is verifying a write? [12:05:40] don't have time [12:05:46] *Duesentrieb_ shakes fist [12:06:18] if it is about whitspaces in xhtml there are no significant whitesapces [12:06:35] josch|nsn: sure there is. [12:06:37] josch|nsn: [12:06:52] ialex: no idea what for you need localmessage cache... but if you want to fix it, just add $code to function parameters and pass it around [12:06:58] foo bar. [12:07:00] not to mention
[12:07:08] 	i thought about 
[12:07:21] or about "bla foo" [12:07:28] not to mention I can't see ******* indentation here: http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/phase3/includes/MessageCache.php?annotate=35262 [12:07:40] well, one space is *usually* the same as many spaces. except in
.
[12:07:51] 	one space or no space is a hell of a difference.
[12:08:04] 	xhtml has no awareness of multiple whitespaces outside of text element
[12:08:24] 	or anybody who has little time can fix it
[12:08:28] 	xml has a directive for preserving whitespace
[12:08:41] 	as a tag attribute, and as a parser option in the standard apis
[12:08:48] 	I have to go eating and I don't have my ssh keys on these computers
[12:08:55] 	bye
[12:09:39] 	ialex, sounds like I'm going to modify the code that generates the Category pages :) I can't ask my users to do something as illogical as that :D
[12:10:11] 	:)
[12:10:47] 	btw: from which table are category pages generated?
[12:14:54] 	josch|nsn: categorylinks. after importing a dump, you need to run the refreshLinks maintenance script to build all link tables.
[12:15:10] 	note that this will take *long*
[12:15:17] 	longer than importing with mwdumper
[12:15:35] 	Duesentrieb_: or i just also download the ready to use sql dump of these tables :P
[12:15:50] 	i bothered a whole week populating these tables
[12:16:01] 	josch|nsn: they would only work if the page ids are the same in your db. i don
[12:16:02] 	before i saw that i could have downloaded them...
[12:16:05] 	ialex, ah, I think I understand the problem (at last :D). It currenty does something like 'select * from pages where cat = 'bla' order by pagename limit 200' while I would expect it to first sort on page type (normale page, subcat or image) and then on pagename.
[12:16:07] 	don't think they are
[12:16:24] 	Duesentrieb_: why wouldnt they? are they not preserved by mwdumper?
[12:16:50] 	josch|nsn: you can import dumps from several sources into the same wiki. preserving the internal id would lead to conflicts
[12:17:13] 	maybe it preserves the id if it's not yet taken. but i doubt it
[12:17:17] 	03ialex * r35478 10/trunk/phase3/includes/MessageCache.php: E_NOTICE: undefined variable $code in MessageCache::saveToCaches()
[12:17:25] 	huh? but why should i take my dump from different sources?
[12:17:59] 	josch|nsn: because maybe you want to import templates from wikipedia and help pages from mediawiki.org, and transfer some pages of another wiki of yours.
[12:18:12] 	xml dumps are for transfering pages, not necessarily copying entire wikis.
[12:18:35] 	then i have to check that
[12:18:43] 	you should
[12:18:52] 	i'm only interested in dumps from download.wikipedia.org
[12:19:55] 	anyway, if you need to run the refreshlinks script on wikipedia data, find out how to run it on predefined ranges of page-ids, and then run multiple instances on multiple computers. it should scale with every processor core you throw at it, as long as your database stays cool. usually, the bottlenext is processor power needed for pa	josch|nsn: there are close to 800 wikis there.
[12:20:44] 	and even if you only ever want to import from a single source, that doesn't change the fact that the xml import is a general page transfer mechanism.
[12:20:53] 	which must avoid id conflicts
[12:20:57] 	okay
[12:21:17] 	i'm currently in the process of buying a quadcore just for this work
[12:21:20] 	though *maybe* mwdumper handles this differently than importDUmp.php does. but i doubt it preserves page ids. i'd be very surprised
[12:21:34] 	i already noticed that i get better results with prallel processes
[12:21:39] 	well, with a quadcore, you'd still want to run three or four instances of the programm
[12:21:52] 	and that it's mostly the cpu as a bottlenck and not my harddrive
[12:22:08] 	guys
[12:22:12] 	from some reason this wikipedia website about MSNP ( http://msnpiki.msnfanatic.com/index.php/Main_Page ) is being spammed by bots or something
[12:22:20] 	Duesentrieb: of course! running only one on a quad would be pintless ^^
[12:22:22] 	some of the guys there (including me) keep using the history to edit it, but it's really hard when the bots keep doing it all over again and faster
[12:22:31] 	anyway to block their access or protect the pages or something?
[12:22:37] 	!spam | Sawiner
[12:22:37] --mwbot--	Sawiner: For information about combating and handling spam in MediaWiki, see  and .
[12:22:43] 	Sawiner: also, that
[12:22:49] 	err. that's not *Wikipedia*
[12:23:01] 	!help
[12:23:01] --mwbot--	Hi! I'm mwbot, a bot that was quickly whipped up by Daniel Cannon (AmiDaniel) to help out around #mediawiki. Some quick help is at < http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Mwbot >, you can find all my source code at < http://amidaniel.com/viewvc/trunk/MWBot/?root=svn >. A dump is now available at < http://tools.wikimedia.de/~amidaniel/botbrain.html >
[12:23:05] 	media wiki right, sorry :P
[12:23:13] 	03werdna * r35479 10/trunk/extensions/CentralAuth/ (CentralAuthHooks.php SpecialMergeAccount.php): 
[12:23:13] 	* Disallow blocked users from merging their accounts.
[12:23:13] 	* Respect hooks when autocreating a user account due to a global session cookie.
[12:23:48] 	Duesentrieb
[12:23:51] 	i'm not the owner of the website
[12:23:54] 	how can i change that configuration ?
[12:24:20] 	Sawiner: talk to the owner.
[12:24:29] 	no idea who is it :|
[12:25:44] 	"This wiki is powered by MediaWiki, copyright (C) 2001-2006 Magnus Manske, Brion Vibber, Lee Daniel Crocker, Tim Starling, Erik M?ller, and others."
[12:26:56] 	anyone knows them? :S
[12:27:21] 	Sawiner: the first person to ever edit the main page on that wiki was http://msnpiki.msnfanatic.com/index.php/User:James
[12:27:45] 	Sawiner: uh... those are the programmers who wrote mediawiki. they can't access your installaation...
[12:28:08] 	my instaliation?
[12:28:12] 	who said it's mine :|
[12:28:19] 	well, the one you are talking about
[12:28:24] 	programmers edited and helped created the website
[12:28:33] 	and when i say created i mean put info on it
[12:28:41] 	the creators aren't the programmers, i don't think so anyway
[12:28:48] 	Sawiner: there is "us", the programmers. and there's "you", the user. but there's also "him", the site's owner and administrator. who is the only one who can access the configuration.
[12:28:59] 	actually
[12:29:00] 	"There are 1,068 registered users, of which 3 (or 0.28%) are administrators (see Project:Administrators)."
[12:29:04] 	3 administraitors
[12:29:09] 	doesn't say who they are though
[12:29:12] 	wiki-admins are not site-admins
[12:29:17] 	not neccessarily anyway
[12:29:18] 	ho
[12:29:26] 	wiki-admins can change some stuff, but not core config
[12:29:35] 	how can i know the site's owner?
[12:29:54] 	you can't. but the admisn will probably know. 
[12:30:13] 	and the first admin and/or person who first edited is usually also the sites owner or admin
[12:30:27] 	which is "James", see the link i gave you
[12:30:40] 	you can also always look up who owns the domain.
[12:30:41] 	doesn't help me much, just give me a note he wrote
[12:30:45] 	i can't acutlaly contact him or something
[12:30:51] 	Duesentrieb how do i do that?
[12:31:37] 	Sawiner: whois msnfanatic.com   
[12:31:45] 	Matthias Braekevelt
[12:31:52] 	matthias.braekevelt AT telenet.be
[12:32:00] 	that doesn't say he actually runs the site
[12:32:05] 	he just registered the domain#
[12:32:12] 	but it's another good starting point to find out more
[12:32:31] 	telenet.be ? matthias.braekevelt ? what are those? addressed? what type? :S
[12:32:42] 	it's an email address.
[12:32:47] 	ialex: thanks
[12:32:53] 	i just replaces the @ with AT
[12:32:58] 	as is customary
[12:33:11] 	never knew that custom hehe, but ok got it ty :}
[12:33:43] 	it's supposed to throw off harvesters. it proabbly only works for the most stupid ones. but that's probably enough
[12:34:10] 	Sawiner: never write down your email in clear text in irc
[12:34:23] 	Sawiner: but why don't you talk to that James guy? as i said, he was the first to edit the main page, and he's still active
[12:34:29] 	there's an edit from today on his talk page
[12:34:55] 	josch|nsn: well, if you have it in clear text in the whoid record anyway, it doesn't matter so terribly much i guess :)
[12:35:02] 	*whois
[12:36:10] 	Sawiner: as a matter of fact, he was inactive quite a while, but has been doing stuff yesterday and today :) http://msnpiki.msnfanatic.com/index.php/Special:Contributions/James
[12:36:14] 	Sawiner: logs are your freinds.
[12:36:43] 	the spam probelm on that site seems nsty though
[12:36:44] 	http://msnpiki.msnfanatic.com/index.php/Special:Recentchanges
[12:37:41] 	anyone know if there's a way to tell if any modules in sites/all AREN'T being used in a multi-site install?
[12:38:10] 	sites/all? huh?
[12:38:10] 	yup, ty again
[12:38:15] 	and "uesed"... how?
[12:38:55] 	naught102: this is #mediawiki -- not #drupal-support
[12:39:06] 	hehe, whoops, sorry
[12:39:15] 	too many tabs
[12:43:34] 	03(mod) Diffs should take sections into account - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14307  (10N/A)
[12:49:58] 	03(NEW) Email confirmation date resets - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14308 minor; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CentralAuth; (Bryan.TongMinh)
[12:53:15] 	03(NEW) Unified Login: Account were attached yesterday, but today they are unattached - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14309 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: User login/settings; (jeroenvrp)
[12:56:24] 	03(CLOSED) CentralAuth: Update for Polish language (pl) - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14289  +comment (10marcin.cieslak)
[12:59:00] 	03(mod) Unified Login: Account were attached yesterday, but today they are unattached - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14309  (10N/A)
[13:04:09] 	03(mod) Unified Login: Accounts were attached yesterday, but today they are unattached - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14309  summary (10jeroenvrp)
[13:13:00] 	03mkroetzsch * r35480 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/SMW_Hooks.php: mfixed missing wfProfileOut
[13:20:06] 	Hi
[13:23:09] 	03(mod) wfAcceptToPrefs doesn' t support spaces in the Accept header string - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14273  +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs)
[13:23:17] 	03(mod) 1.12 upload fails on Windows Server (was: Uploading broken after 1.12 upgrade) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14213  (10mr-smoke)
[13:40:17] 	03(mod) wfAcceptToPrefs doesn' t support spaces in the Accept header string - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14273  (10mark)
[13:43:36] 	03(FIXED) Diffs should take sections into account - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14307  +comment (10JSchulz_4587)
[13:46:29] 	03(mod) by default, every user should see the newest revision at german wikipedia - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14306   +shell (10JSchulz_4587)
[13:51:08] 	03mkroetzsch * r35481 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/SMW_Hooks.php: code layout/typos in comments
[13:59:18] 	03aaron * r35482 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedArticle.php: More diff cleanup
[13:59:19] 	03yaron * r35483 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/specials/SF_UploadWindow.php: New special page used for file uploading
[14:00:41] 	03yaron * r35484 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/libs/floatbox.js: The Floatbox Javascript library, by Byron McGregor; used for file uploading
[14:01:02] 	03yaron * r35485 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/skins/floatbox.css: CSS file for the Floatbox library
[14:01:17] 	03(mod) Allow sorting articles by date instead of alphabetical sorting (on Polish Wikinews, when available) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14287  +comment (10innocentkiller)
[14:02:15] 	AaronSchulz: good morning :)
[14:03:05] 	AaronSchulz: [[Special:UnreviewedPages]] does not work, only the localized name [[Special:Ungesichtete_Seiten]]
[14:03:21] 	03yaron * r35486 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/skins/ (close.png loading.gif): Images for Floatbox-based file uploading
[14:03:25] 	Spezial:UnreviewedPages does
[14:03:37] 	try http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spezial:UnreviewedPages
[14:04:04] 	works fine
[14:04:10] 	nope
[14:04:24] 	you must have made the wrong url ;)
[14:04:40] 	I'm browsing that link right now
[14:05:10] 	AaronSchulz: hehe... it works if I switch my interface language to 'en' but it doesn't work with interface language 'de'
[14:05:57] 	Special:UnreviewedPages works too
[14:06:40] 	'Ungesichtete_Seiten'
[14:06:45] 	eww, underscores ;)
[14:06:59] 	has the autologin on other wikis gotten disabled?
[14:07:03] 	03yaron * r35487 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/specials/ (SF_AddData.php SF_EditData.php): 
[14:07:03] 	Added includes for new Floatbox Javascript and CSS files; added retrieval
[14:07:03] 	of hidden timestamp information from form
[14:07:11] 	AaronSchulz: pls switch your your preferences to 'de' and try again
[14:08:49] 	03yaron * r35488 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/includes/SF_FormClasses.inc: Added 'is_uploadable' field to SFFormTemplateField class
[14:11:07] 	03yaron * r35489 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/includes/SF_ParserFunctions.php: Added 'arraymaptemplate' function, plus minor improvements to sfRenderArrayMap
[14:11:26] 	Raymond_: I'll have to look at MW core for that
[14:11:36] 	aliases from extensions seem wonked
[14:11:38] 	AaronSchulz: thanks in advance :)
[14:11:56] 	adding an alias should not break the old name
[14:12:07] 	right
[14:12:30] 	maybe Raymond_ can fix it :)
[14:12:35] *AaronSchulz 	goes to class
[14:12:41] 	AaronSchulz: the hook should use the language code given in second param
[14:13:15] 	03simetrical * r35490 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialRecentchanges.php: $fname -> __FUNCTION__
[14:13:15] 	maybe ialex can fix it.... *hides*
[14:14:23] 	AaronSchulz: what's the group "Editor" on dewp?
[14:14:28] 	wfMsgExt( $msg, array( 'language' => $code ) )
[14:14:37] 	03yaron * r35491 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/includes/SF_GlobalFunctions.php: Added timestamp parameters to sffPrintRedirectForm(), added sffGetAllPagesForProperty_1_0()
[14:15:57] 	03(NEW) SUL: auto-autoconfirmation - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14310 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: User login/settings; (azatoth)
[14:16:18] 	03yaron * r35492 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/includes/SF_AutocompleteAPI.php: Added handling of 'property=' call
[14:23:54] 	what's up?
[14:24:29] 	03yaron * r35493 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/includes/SF_FormPrinter.inc: 
[14:24:29] 	Added handling for new field parameters 'uploadable', 'autocomplete on property',
[14:24:29] 	'autocomplete on category', 'no autocomplete' and 'maxlength'; added hidden
[14:24:29] 	timestamp information to form
[14:26:00] 	http://pastebin.ca/1032122
[14:26:01] 	03yaron * r35494 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/README: Added Floatbox description
[14:26:04] 	is this patch OK?
[14:26:16] 	03yaron * r35495 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticForms/INSTALL: New version: 1.2
[14:30:02] 	HardDisk_WP, you need to add it to DefaultSettings.php too.
[14:30:17] 	Duesentrieb, are you there?
[14:30:24] 	Also, what's the point of the extra "CC" and "" cases if they're just going to fall over to default?  Just omit those lines.
[14:31:02] 	And you could define $ircline more compactly, like array( 'url' => $url, 'title' => $title, ... )
[14:32:34] 	Simetrical, ok, thanks...
[14:35:33] 	03ialex * r35496 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.class.php: 
[14:35:33] 	Fixes to special pages aliases:
[14:35:33] 	* Use language code given in $code, so it doesn't change depending of the user language
[14:35:33] 	* Add the default name, because if MediaWiki find an alias, it won't add the default name in that list
[14:38:29] 	Simetrical, http://pastebin.ca/1032135 => better?
[14:38:40] 	did someone already used jeditable (From jQuery)?
[14:41:12] 	does anyone know if there's a PHPShell channel?
[14:41:40] 	03(NEW) Enable NewUserMessage extension on Wikimedia Commons - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14311 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (siebrand)
[14:44:33] 	AaronSchulz: check my last commit for special pages in flaggedrevs stuff
[14:45:54] 	And something else (unrelated) I've been curious about: Magnus Manske, Lee Daniel Crocker, Erik Möller, Gabriel Wicke, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason, Niklas Laxström... Do they ever come in here? (And for the last time, what happened to Rob Church??)
[14:51:04] 	Sasoriza: möeller, niklas and me are sometimes here I think
[14:51:49] 	I think rob burned out as people immersed in some project are wont to
[14:54:28] 	wot
[14:54:32] 	03nikerabbit * r35497 10/trunk/extensions/ContributionScores/ContributionScores.php: * PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function getID() on a non-object
[14:54:40] 	I'm always here
[14:58:01] 	does anybody know what RoanKattouw wanted to poke me about?
[14:58:29] 	nope
[15:11:18] 	Platonides: Curious as to why your bot accesses the toolserver... ;)
[15:12:06] 	03(NEW) Karakalpak messages updates - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14312 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Internationalization; (alefzet)
[15:17:18] 	03mkroetzsch * r35498 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/storage/SMW_SQLStore.php: better layout for special property table
[15:24:05] 	Geez, one feature per a commit OK; but seriously, do we really need one commit per a file.
[15:25:33] 	03mkroetzsch * r35499 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/ (SMW_GlobalFunctions.php SMW_Settings.php): Stores are now simply selected by class name (using autoload)
[15:30:35] 	MinuteElectron : i agree, that is a bit excessive
[15:37:50] 	04(REOPENED)  Use date_default_timezone_* instead of TZ environment variable if available - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7715  (10alefzet)
[15:38:38] 	03(mod)  Use date_default_timezone_* instead of TZ environment variable if available - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7715  (10alefzet)
[15:48:58] 	03(mod)  Use date_default_timezone_* instead of TZ environment variable if available - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7715  minor->major; normal->high (10alefzet)
[16:08:09] 	Is any extra configuration need to make MediaWiki recognize ?
[16:09:14] 	yes you need syntax highlighter extension
[16:10:17] 	display of large blocks of source breaks in my browser
[16:10:25] 	when scrolling down the page
[16:10:28] 	hi brion 
[16:10:53] *Xiong 	bows to brion
[16:11:09] 	mornin
[16:11:24] 	you wake late
[16:15:26] 	hello brion
[16:16:23] 	Howdy all
[16:16:41] 	morning? it's afternoon! :D
[16:18:04] 	think just because you moved to California you have to live by California time now? ;)
[16:18:10] 	03(NEW) Newly created article isn't marked as 'gesichtet' - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14313 normal; normal; MediaWiki extensions: FlaggedRevs; (wikipedia)
[16:18:13] 	I have a question about the navigation menu if anyone has a moment.  I'm designing my own skin and in the navigation menu there is an if statement for $val['active'].  It doesn't look like this is to show the "active page".  Any know what $val['active'] represents?
[16:20:15] 	brion, may I ask you to review some small stuff of code, please?
[16:21:00] 	OK, if I don't need syntax highlightning I can just use  right? Without any extra extensions?
[16:21:42] 	Or 
[16:23:21] 	ty Dantman, 
 works as I expected  to.
[16:23:40] 	what was the tool that shows active admins on a certain project?
[16:23:53] 	pre as a terminated empty element? How does that work?
[16:24:05] 	alnokta2: http://toolserver.org/~vvv/adminstats.php
[16:24:47] 	"Can't run this tool on English Wikipedia, it's too big" lol
[16:24:49] 	heh... just a XHTML nut... I prefer to self close tags when explaining them
[16:25:34] 	VasilievVV, there was one that shows active in the last hour 
[16:25:44] 	Тщ швуфы ерут
[16:25:48] 	*Not ideas then
[16:25:52] 	**no
[16:26:20] 	k 
[16:26:42] 	So anyone at all know what the if statement for $val['active'] if the navigation menu creation is for?
[16:27:03] 	hi
[16:27:10] 	the variable {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Kategorienname}} is great
[16:27:26] 	but i did'nt want to say "here are 30 Articles in the category XY"
[16:27:44] 	i want a index from all in Arcticles in the kategorie XYZ
[16:28:05] 	i will just look at delete log
[16:30:24] 	nobody have a idea?
[16:31:07] 	dycve4 : i would guesstimate that if nothing like this exists then you should take a look at the category.php includes file and copy the index generator from there and make a simple extension..
[16:31:09] 	:)
[16:31:30] 	OMG! that is to mutch for me
[16:31:37] 	im not a programmer
[16:31:56] 	its to strong for me :(
[16:32:06] 	im a stupid user
[16:32:09] 	dycve4 never a better time to start :P -> or there might be an extension that does this
[16:32:20] 	not a hacker/programer :-)
[16:32:38] 	well.. then wait around and see if anyone might program this for you :)
[16:33:29] 	04(REOPENED) Kazakh message updates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12145  (10alefzet)
[16:35:18] 	03(mod) Kazakh message updates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12145  +comment (10alefzet)
[16:35:57] 	if you have a user in SUL, you cannot rename it?
[16:37:04] 	Not at the moment
[16:37:41] 	so how to get it out of SUL?
[16:39:20] 	I don't know if that's even possible.
[16:39:46] 	alnokta2: I may drop your SUL account
[16:40:08] 	VasilievVV, its not me .. its a friend
[16:40:42] 	Ask on [[m:SR/SUL]]
[16:42:07] 	Anybody have a second to help and know anything about the skin variables?
[16:45:44] 	Wiredtape: didn't find anything
[16:46:35] 	modem: i have done some skinning
[16:46:41] 	maybe your problem is simple
[16:46:54] 	tell more
[16:47:30] 	dycve4 :-\ try asking again, maybe someone knows about something like that
[16:48:19] 	hello guys! is there a variable or pluign to create a index of articles in categorie xy?
[16:48:33] 	for example  
[16:48:33] 	VasilievVV, http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/SR/SUL#Bassem_JARKAS
[16:48:52] 	they show all arcticle starting with a under the categorie linux
[16:49:05] 	alnokta2: done
[16:49:10] 	?
[16:49:12] 	Before you told me that :)
[16:49:19] 	:)
[16:49:21] 	cool
[16:55:02] 	03aaron * r35500 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedArticle.php: Remove diff from preview (bug 14305)
[16:55:06] 	03(FIXED)  Remove diff from preview when editing an unflagged revision of a flagged article - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14305  +comment (10JSchulz_4587)
[17:07:08] 	03(NEW) Special: AddData should catch PHP error when template specified in form is invalid ( not a title) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14314 normal; normal; MediaWiki extensions: Semantic Forms; (dan_the_man)
[17:09:09] 	Xiong: Are you still available?
[17:10:01] 	hello
[17:10:27] 	hi Nikerabbit 
[17:10:40] 	haudi
[17:11:01] 	in what language is that? 
[17:15:37] 	Raymond_: can you remove the underscores from those aliases?
[17:15:43] 	they look evil
[17:16:50] 	Anyone able to shed some light on a skinning/navigation question?   I'm designing my own skin and in the navigation menu there is an if statement for $val['active'].  It doesn't look like this is to show the "active page".  Any know what $val['active'] represents? 
[17:17:25] 	AaronSchulz: I can... but I have learned, that they are necessary... at least at $specialPageAliases in MessagesXX.php
[17:19:05] 	03(mod) Activate write API on production wikis - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14210  summary (10semenik)
[17:19:29] 	which aliases?
[17:20:11] 	nowdays language.php silently converts spaces to underscores for core aliases... can't remember if this is the case for extensions
[17:21:47] 	ModemGuru: check http://www.ehartwell.com/InfoDabble/MediaWiki_custom_navigation_menu_(old_style)
[17:21:57] 	it looks like it's a css class
[17:22:03] 	03aaron * r35501 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.class.php: 
[17:22:03] 	*Switch new page check order
[17:22:03] 	*No need to check if title defined
[17:22:11] 	anyone aware of an extension or javascript or something to (dynamically) create "terms" within articles that allow a user to hover their mouse over the term and view the definition
[17:22:52] 	like, it's as simple as wrapping each term in an  tag, but i want it done dynamically with a hook
[17:23:29] 	Nikerabbit: maybe my knowledgte about $specialPageAliases is outdated. Will check it
[17:23:51] 	Raymond__: I mean replace the _ with nothing
[17:23:54] 	not spaces either
[17:23:59] 	the css active class is a link style
[17:24:05] 	like the other special pages
[17:25:03] 	AaronSchulz: other German localized special pages has _ since ages
[17:25:35] 	huh
[17:25:38] 	whatever then :)
[17:25:42] 	Right, I knew it was a style, what I am wondering is what the condition is
[17:26:10] 	The condition is if $val['active'] whereas the style is class="active".  What I am wondering is what sets off the condition
[17:26:34] 	did you look at that page I showed you?
[17:27:05] 	actually, maybe that page doesn't show it
[17:28:11] 	I'm not sure
[17:28:23] 	it makes sense that when the page is loaded, active should always be false
[17:29:18] 	Yeah, what I though it was for was to "highlight" the currently active page in the menu navigation
[17:29:27] 	But it doesn't look like thats it
[17:31:11] 	Hi there -- i've just set up my first MediaWiki installation, and it's all gone fine
[17:31:20] 	03(NEW) enable .ogv uploads - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14315 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (cbass)
[17:31:21] 	except the admin account I created during installation doesn't appear to exist
[17:31:48] 	looking through the 'user' table, it has no entries.
[17:31:56] 	any idea how I can go about creating an admin account? :)
[17:32:25] 	03(FIXED) Newly created article isn't marked as 'gesichtet' - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14313  +comment (10JSchulz_4587)
[17:32:51] 	03(NEW) Move all core special pages to a subfolder on includes - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14316 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Special pages; (seventowers)
[17:33:04] 	03(mod) Move all core special pages to a subfolder of includes - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14316  summary (10seventowers)
[17:34:08] 	any idea, anyone? :)
[17:36:38] 	Seriously a strict standards issue is not a fucking High severity problem dammit.
[17:36:46] 	03(mod) Unified Login: Accounts were attached yesterday, but today they are unattached - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14309  (10brion)
[17:41:57] 	could anyone tell me how I can make myself a bureaucrat user? I've just set up mediawiki
[17:43:07] 	03(mod) Unified Login: Accounts were attached yesterday, but today they are unattached - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14309  (10brion)
[17:43:08] 	Torn|: You should already be a beauraucrat.
[17:43:41] 	dammit i'm out of snacks :(
[17:43:48] 	can't program on an empty stomach :D
[17:43:59] 	sugar... sugar...
[17:44:47] 	dammit, why are they no decent version control system; subversion is awful when you try to do more than commiting and checking out.
[17:46:09] 	MinuteElectron: nope, don't appear to be. user table was empty after installation :s
[17:46:11] 	should I reinstall?
[17:46:32] 	i'll try doing it in FireFox if that helps. might be an opera bug..
[17:47:12] 	or, is there any way for me to edit the database and give an account I make bureaucrat rights
[17:47:43] 	Torn|: It isn't.
[17:47:48] 	Torn|: Do you have shell access?
[17:48:55] 	nope; shared using phpmyadmin and ftp
[17:49:09] 	I have full access to the db using that
[17:50:30] 	03aaron * r35502 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Title.php: Break long line
[17:51:21] 	I'll just reinstall. is there an easy way for me to do it, or do I have to wipe the db
[17:52:39] 	03aaron * r35503 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevsPage.php: Code style tweaks
[17:52:54] 	you have to enter captcha on *every* edit on ptwiki
[17:54:25] 	03minuteelectron * r35504 10/trunk/phase3/ (5 files in 2 dirs): 
[17:54:25] 	* Revert r35469.
[17:54:25] 	* For some reason PHP doesn't always report errors even when error reporting is set to maxmium.
[17:54:25] 	* The date\time system needs some sort of work doing to it, there is stuff for it spread everywhere and no definite timezone.
[17:54:25] 	* Regardless, an E_STRICT level error does not constitute a major severity and High priority bug.
[17:55:13] 	03(mod)  Use date_default_timezone_* instead of TZ environment variable if available - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7715  major->normal; high->normal; +comment (10minuteelectron)
[18:00:00] 	Is there a standard template/format for the special pages?
[18:00:06] 	brion-away, i'm getting "
[18:00:08] 	Login error:
[18:00:09] 	Incorrect password entered. Please try again. " when trying to login (sul) in nowiki.. my account works properly on other wikis
[18:01:11] 	alnokta, thats more of a #wikimedia-tech query...
[18:04:31] 	domas: when the varnish box is doing 4500 reqs it is using 30% of the CPU
[18:04:49] 	and being roughly 7 times faster than squid at delivering the same page from cache
[18:04:55] 	1 ms mean versus 7ms mean
[18:05:47] 	crucially, now varnish cache works properly with mw?
[18:06:03] 	define works properly
[18:06:57] 	well, i once installed it and it didn't purge the cached pages when it was asked to
[18:08:33] 	Note to self... never enable MW logging to a log file unless you need it...
[18:08:46] 	Dantman|FS, duh ;-)
[18:08:53] 	why..?
[18:09:06] 	gotta love huuuuuuuuuuge debug.log logfiles ^_^
[18:09:18] 	heh
[18:09:23] 	^_^ It chewed through my disk space like a fat person through a pile of doughnuts
[18:09:26] 	Raymond__: http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Common.css&diff=prev&oldid=46585180
[18:09:28] 	heh
[18:09:37] 	did anyone discuss that?
[18:10:02] 	alnokta2: yes, i wrote a htcp2varnish purger
[18:10:05] 	AaronSchulz: i know... only complains about this notice :(
[18:10:24] 	At least logrotate removes old syslogs
[18:10:41] 	God annoyingly spams that up
[18:11:14] 	Though... I honnestly need to get more of my logs on logrotate
[18:12:50] 	^_^ there we go... I was previously getting 'out of disk space' errors... And now after deleting /var/log/mediawiki I'm down to 22%
[18:19:07] 	alnokta2: 10 000 reqs and it is using 70% of one cpu
[18:20:26] 	03(NEW) logging in with unified account in another wiki: captcha error - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14317 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CentralAuth; (nicdumz)
[18:20:41] 	^^ strange regression
[18:21:28] 	NicDumZ: you are earlier :) Have seen the same effect
[18:21:38] 	;)
[18:21:53] 	Okki reported it on #fr
[18:22:18] 	I don't know how to describe this problem well.  My mediawiki is www.religionisfree.org - Nothing I do is saving - after going to a new page once logged in, I am logged out.  If I use "remember this user" I can navigate, but I am unable to safe page or settings changes.  Such as changing the skin I am using, it doesn't apply the change.
[18:23:03] 	crucially, and if it is a squid, it would use more?
[18:23:13] 	it would die
[18:23:20] 	:)
[18:23:41] 	When I attempt to edit a page I get, "Preview
[18:23:41] 	Sorry! We could not process your edit due to a loss of session data. Please try again. If it still doesn't work, try logging out and logging back in. 
[18:23:42] 	"
[18:23:58] 	thats bsd programming effect then
[18:24:37] 	I really didn't install or do anything that changed anything... blarg.
[18:24:48] 	I installed and heavily modified a skin, that's about it.
[18:25:02] 	Hello, if I had content on one wiki, and I wanted to split the content into two new wikis, what would I need to do to auth user accounts from both wikis to one user table? Is there a setting for this in LocalSettings?
[18:26:15] 	03(mod) Allow sorting articles by date instead of alphabetical sorting (on Polish Wikinews, when available) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14287  (10derbeth)
[18:31:39] 	domas: 20 000 requests per second on 280% cpu
[18:31:41] 	beat that
[18:31:44] 	that is 10 of your squids
[18:31:53] 	theoretically I can push it to 50 0000
[18:31:53] 	:p
[18:33:22] 	03brion * r35505 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/User.php): 
[18:33:22] 	* (bug 6957) E-mail confirmation links now using English special page name
[18:33:22] 	 for better compatibility and keeping the links shorter. Avoids problem
[18:33:22] 	 with corrupt links in Gmail on IE 6.
[18:33:48] 	anyone have an opinion on the best way to use mediawiki as a simple task tracking system
[18:34:24] 	i was thinking of mimicing how wikitravel or semeb.com do it..
[18:35:09] 	03(FIXED) Email confirmation links get mangled in MSIE 6 and webmail - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6957  +comment (10brion)
[18:36:25] 	03(mod) Allow sorting articles by date instead of alphabetical sorting (on Polish Wikinews, when available) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14287  (10innocentkiller)
[18:38:43] *Jack_Phoenix 	waves to ialex :-)
[18:38:52] 	hello Jack_Phoenix :)
[18:38:56] 	rar
[18:43:31] 	03brion * r35506 10/trunk/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Revert r35476, r35479 -- breaks first login with global account when ConfirmEdit is present.
[18:47:25] 	03(FIXED) logging in with unified account in another wiki: captcha error - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14317  +comment (10brion)
[18:51:37] 	hey people um I have an idea for an extension that I know other people have talked about before but I can't find where
[18:52:38] 	its basically for personal web sties that use mediawiki because the author wants to allow people to correct his errors but not to change his intensions
[18:53:38] 	so instead of "edit" you have "suggest" and the new versions appear in history but the article doesn't actually change until a new version is approved by a sysop or moderator or whatever
[18:53:46] 	03shinjiman * r35507 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (4 files): Localisation updates Cantonese, Chinese and Old/Late Time Chinese
[18:54:29] 	anybody know what that would be called or if it's been implemented anywhere?
[18:54:42] 	FlaggedRevs
[18:55:02] 	03(mod) Allow sorting articles by date instead of alphabetical sorting (on Polish Wikinews, when available) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14287  (10derbeth)
[18:55:26] 	!e FlaggedRevs
[18:55:26] --mwbot--	http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FlaggedRevs
[18:56:14] 	ah thanks AaronShulz. closest thing i was able to find is http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FlaggedRevs
[18:56:19] 	oops
[18:56:25] 	 i meant http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:DocumentApproval
[18:56:39] 	03(FIXED) Single login (Unified login) on all wikimedia projects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57  +comment (10brion)
[18:56:53] 	fixed?!?!
[18:57:30] *^demon 	dances
[18:57:54] 	\o/
[18:58:04] 	join #wikimedia-tech
[18:58:06] 	-.-
[18:58:07] 	wow nice
[18:58:10] 	hehe
[18:58:33] 	that flaggedrevs thing looks pretty awesome but troublesome to install
[18:58:54] 	get me thinking though - i ought to learn how content management systems work
[18:58:59] 	howdy. "Error, Setup.php must be included from the file scope, after DefaultSettings.php"
[18:59:05] 	in maintenance script
[18:59:15] 	i've never created a site using one ... does anyone know of a good one? :)
[18:59:15] 	deleteBatch.php
[18:59:21] 	Speaking of unified login, what do I do if I have an account I can't unify because it doesn't have email and I forgot the password?
[19:00:11] 	Dashiva: Have a bureaucrat rename the account?
[19:00:52] 	And the account has no contributions at all :)
[19:00:56] 	fixed after nearly four years :|
[19:01:22] <^demon>	Alrighty, now on to bug 58!
[19:01:49] 	rofl
[19:02:13] 	Dashiva: if we fix special:centralauth a steward can reattach it for you
[19:02:19] 	okays
[19:03:00] 	03(mod) Single login (Unified login) on all wikimedia projects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57  (10l8qjvx002)
[19:04:12] 	people in CC og bug 57 will recieve some messages today :)
[19:04:19] 	*of
[19:04:27] 	is it possible to somehow pull nothing bot an article's content?
[19:06:00] 	no header, footer, or anything like that. I'm trying include an article's content, or a template, with a HTTPRequest
[19:07:05] 	03huji * r35508 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesFa.php: Localisation updates: Adding/updating Persian translations
[19:07:23] 	Sorry! We could not process your edit due to a loss of session data. Please try again. If it still doesn't work, try logging out and logging back in.  >:(
[19:10:13] 	gah, can't remember my passwords
[19:11:40] <^demon>	mikedub: API call?
[19:15:04] 	03(mod) Allow sorting articles by date instead of alphabetical sorting (on Polish Wikinews, when available) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14287  (10innocentkiller)
[19:15:35] <^demon>	What part of "Changing how categories handle sorting because one project wants it" doesn't get across?
[19:16:29] 	^demon: anything really.
[19:17:15] 	03brion * r35509 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/GlobalFunctions.php): 
[19:17:15] 	* (bug 14273) Fix for HTTP Accept header parsing with spaces as from Konqueror
[19:17:15] 	Also went ahead and had it normalize all values to floats rather than a mix of ints and strings.
[19:17:24] <^demon>	mikedub: Take a look at /api.php, you should be able to find what you're wanting. Roan knows more, if he's around.
[19:17:48] 	03(FIXED) wfAcceptToPrefs doesn' t support spaces in the Accept header string - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14273  +comment (10brion)
[19:17:53] 	err, actually:
[19:17:58] 	mikedub: action=render
[19:18:35] 	hmm
[19:19:00] 	that's wicked
[19:19:04] 	03aaron * r35510 10/trunk/phase3/includes/DefaultSettings.php: Rename to 'suppressionlog' so it's more obvious
[19:19:44] 	perfect!
[19:21:25] 	brion, does that mean we should change our passwords unilaterally?
[19:21:54] 	03(mod) Incorrect parameters for MediaWiki:Blockedtext - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14295  +comment (10huji.huji)
[19:22:05] 	hm?
[19:22:16] 	so they'd be the same for all projects
[19:22:25] 	there's no need
[19:22:27] 	k
[19:23:15] 	03ialex * r35511 10/trunk/phase3/includes/SpecialRevisiondelete.php: Per r35510: here too
[19:23:17] *flyingparchment 	wonders how you change a password multilaterally
[19:24:33] 	well see, here's what I mean: I try signing into test wiki. Tells me incorrect password.
[19:24:47] 	03raymond * r35512 10/trunk/phase3/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Per r35510: Rename right message too
[19:27:02] 	ok, nm, figured it out
[19:27:49] 	03raymond * r35513 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (MessagesKk_arab.php MessagesKk_cyrl.php MessagesKk_latn.php): Localisation updates Kazahk (bug 12145)
[19:29:41] 	03(FIXED) Kazakh message updates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12145  +comment (10raimond.spekking)
[19:31:36] 	03(NEW) new wiki as internal workingspace for the dewiki arbcom - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14318 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (thogol)
[19:33:54] 	03(mod) new wiki as internal workingspace for the dewiki arbcom - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14318   +shell (10JSchulz_4587)
[19:35:16] 	03raymond * r35514 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES languages/classes/LanguageKaa.php): (bug 14312) Update LanguageKaa.php for handling transform issues
[19:35:46] 	03(FIXED) Karakalpak messages updates - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14312  +comment (10raimond.spekking)
[19:38:17] 	03(mod) Technical updates to bs.wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13451  (10demicx)
[19:38:50] 	03raymond * r35515 10/trunk/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Localisation updates German
[19:38:57] 	there's a bullshit wikipedia?
[19:39:05] 	lolz
[19:39:19] 	btw, hi AaronSchulz and sorry for my duplicate bug reports
[19:45:36] 	If I wanted just a infobox at the bottom of pages like here: http://www.wowwiki.com/Dragons_of_Outland what would be the best place to do this in?
[19:50:13] 	04(REOPENED) Closure of several Wikimedia projects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13967  +comment (10spacebirdy)
[19:51:22] 	tekmosis, you mean where it says "Dragons of Outland (volume 1)"?
[19:51:30] 	03raymond * r35516 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/ImagePage.php): * (bug 14146) Wrap usage section on imagepages into 
s. [19:52:17] <^demon> AaronSchulz: Doesn't en qualify? [19:52:47] Sasoriza, sorry I should have been a bit clear. The very bottom with history, article rating, share this article [19:52:54] 03(FIXED) Replace classes mw-imagepage-duplicates and -linktoimage with ids on image description pages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14146 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [19:54:11] for what? [19:54:41] <^demon> (3:38:56 PM) AaronSchulz: there's a bullshit wikipedia? [19:55:16] if you removed article, template, and category pages [19:55:32] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit#p-lang [19:55:37] grade A 100% pasteurized [19:55:48] mmm...milk [19:55:58] mv faith_in_humanity /dev/null [19:56:01] <^demon> Ooh. Bring me some. [19:56:37] 03(mod) Incorrect parameters for MediaWiki:Blockedtext - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14295 (10huji.huji) [19:58:04] 03(NEW) Change the local time on sq.Wikipedia from UTC to CEST - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14319 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (pm_eagle) [19:58:14] 03(mod) enable .ogv uploads - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14315 (10N/A) [19:59:08] 03(mod) Change the local time on sq.Wikipedia from UTC to CEST - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14319 +shell (10raimond.spekking) [20:03:00] hm... does bugzilla have an "oldest open bug" feature? [20:03:12] Duesentrieb: 1 [20:03:13] <^demon> Bug 1? [20:03:31] 1 Documentation is out of date, incomplete [20:03:33] hahaha! [20:03:55] <^demon> Granted, documentation is better now than then, but still less than perfect. [20:04:14] someone should close that with WFM, or Later [20:04:17] dude. it's a wiki. it's a process. it's never finished :) [20:04:30] Splarka: WONTFIX [20:04:32] <^demon> Splarka: INVALID, WONTFIX? [20:04:37] <^demon> Blast. [20:04:47] WMF is fitting, i think [20:04:48] but it will be fixed [20:04:53] WFM even [20:04:54] 03(mod) Override title text and formatting from page markup - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496 (10hartman) [20:04:56] however, by the time it is fixed, it is reopenable [20:05:05] WTF WMF WFM FTW [20:05:27] *Jack_Phoenix recommends WTF ;-) [20:05:42] ------- Comment #22 From Rob Church 2006-12-18 16:46:06 UTC ------- [20:05:42] My view is simple. I agree with comment 0. I disagree with closing this bug [20:05:42] until it is solved. Ultimately, it's going to be an ongoing thing, but having [20:05:42] the bug open, at the top of the list, alerts newcomers to the situation and [20:05:42] might encourage them to help us out. [20:05:51] *sniff* [20:05:56] i miss rob. where did he go? [20:07:00] Duesentrieb: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advanced&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&emailassigned_to1=1&order=Bug+Number [20:07:07] open bugs sorted by number [20:07:16] <^demon> Splarka: Personally, I think it's UNCONFIRMED. [20:07:34] Duesentrieb: "I don.t see myself committing any further code to the mainline, nor any extensions for the foreseeable future." -- 06/11/2007 18:09 [20:07:36] {{fact}} [20:08:13] Duesentrieb: Which is quite unfourtunate [20:08:49] yes, i saw that back then. i just wondere what happened. [20:09:05] oh, ok.. [20:09:33] Same here. When people vanish like that and never return, I think they died. [20:10:05] Sasoriza: well, he obviously didn't otherwise he wouldn't have posted that... [20:10:07] damn, someone could WONTFIX most of the bugs under 1000 couldn't they [20:10:22] could've afterwards... despite how morbid it sounds [20:12:08] tekmosis, you might want to ask #wikia [20:12:43] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=212#c7 never thought of that one... [20:13:21] <^demon> Splarka: There's a lot of REMIND/LATER bugs that are wildly outdated (localization updates for 1.5.x, etc) [20:13:45] Splarka: So even the logout module doesn't have POST-required. [20:13:47] *MinuteElectron fixes it. [20:13:55] :) [20:13:57] wait [20:14:00] well [20:14:05] you could do the same with Special:Logout [20:14:09] you could do it as a link to Special:Userlogout [20:14:10] yah [20:14:22] "Great minds think alike", eh? ;-> [20:14:24] I've done that before, on Uncyclopedia [20:14:33] with #REDIRECT (when it worked) [20:14:53] bah. googeling for "Rob Church" is futile. I get a bunch of "Armed Men Rob Church" stuff :P [20:14:54] should Special:Userlogout have a POST required? [20:15:13] or a token in all links to it? [20:15:14] Splarka: Not possible, it would mean a button would have to be used to log out (not just a link). [20:15:36] a token... maybe -- sounds like a good idea [20:15:40] in p-persona: Special:Userlogout?logouttoken=d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e [20:15:54] and without it, a [confirm] button [20:16:04] same as action=purge for anon users [20:16:14] yah [20:16:14] Duesentrieb: LOL [20:16:28] the token would have to be ... hmm... unpredictable [20:16:40] (and the API can be fixed by requiring POST as you said) [20:17:29] hmm [20:17:54] now how could [[Special:Userlogout]] links inline be changed to include the token? or.. should they? perhaps not [20:18:22] actually, on Special:Userlogout you could have a [confirm] button *and* a link with a token [20:19:55] I'm going to be laughing all day at that one [20:20:53] Splarka: but how would you avoid cache the logout token for logged out users??!?!? [20:21:21] *Splarka hopes flying is joking [20:21:55] where the heck is mainpagedocfooter [20:24:53] hi rainman-sr [20:25:05] hoy [20:27:29] 14(DUP) tlh.wikimedia.org on SiteMatrix, but does not exist - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14304 +comment (10Wiki.Melancholie) [20:27:35] 03(mod) "tlh" wiki on sitematrix does not exist and link to "tlh" wikipedia is not shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13393 +comment (10Wiki.Melancholie) [20:28:37] 03(mod) "tlh" wiki on sitematrix does not exist and link to "tlh" wikipedia is not shown - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13393 15enhancement->trivial (10Wiki.Melancholie) [20:29:57] Are there any known session bugs on MW? So far (new install) a couple users get errors about sessions hijacking and to hit back then refresh the page. Also, a session error when trying to save a page [20:35:21] Simetrical, ping [20:36:41] is there a way to list all pages created in a mediawiki? [20:36:51] pizzahead: special:allpages [20:37:04] i knew it had to be that easy, thanks! [20:37:14] you are welcome :) [20:37:21] Duesentrieb, hi! [20:38:00] Duesentrieb, i tried out what you said and imported the image table and to be sure also the imagelinks table [20:38:07] but nothing changed :( [20:38:55] Is there a flag (in PHP / one of the MW objects) that states that it's a page, not a Special: or Template: etc just a normal ol' page? [20:39:15] $wgTitle->isSpecial(); ? [20:39:19] josch: th only thing i can think of is parser cache. try an edit preview on one of the pages containing images. [20:39:31] or $wgTitle->isArticle(); maybe? [20:40:09] hmm, I'll take a look into isArticle; thanks (: [20:40:14] MinuteElectron: or $wgTitle->getNamespace() -- depending on what exactly you mean by "plain ol' page" [20:40:15] Duesentrieb, no the preview also has only the link not the tag [20:40:56] josch: hm... well... i guess... wikipedia uses a lot of images that are not on wikipedia, but on commons. [20:41:16] what is with those images? [20:41:21] so... check if it does work for images that are actually on wikipedia, i.e. in the image table [20:41:43] well, your wiki doesn't know about images from commons. so it doesn't render tags for them [20:42:14] do you happen to know an article with an original wp image? [20:42:49] josch: no, but i can find one. i.e. look at the list of all local images and check where they are used. [20:44:12] josch: [[Farbrausch]] has a bunch of screenshots at the bottom [20:44:12] check any video game, most are 'fair use' [20:44:17] yea [20:44:26] album covers too [20:44:56] josch: anyway, there's no guarantee this will work. i just wouldn't know why it shouldn't :) [20:45:03] tekmosis: namespace as suggested is your best bet, but be sure to check if it is a redirect too [20:45:32] wohooo! [20:45:34] yeah [20:45:36] okay i found one [20:45:44] indeed there is a broken tag [20:45:46] yeah [20:45:56] now what to do for images from commons? [20:46:33] Raymond__: Wird der div bei den image usages auch gerendert, wenn keine verwendungen da sind? [20:46:41] Splarka, thanks [20:47:26] codeispoetry: nein [20:48:26] josch: you might try to make an extension to convert *all* [[Image:]] links to even if they are broken.. since you can assume 99.999% (made up statistic) of [[Image]] links in your dump are either from commons or from en.wp [20:48:41] josch: well, you can download the image table just like for enwiki, and import it. the problem is that their internal ids may clash. if they have those, not sure. if so, you'll have to import into a different table/db and then mess with sql to merge them sanely. [20:48:46] 03(NEW) Ease SVG map's tranlation : better integration of translator-scripts - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14320 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (hugo.lpz) [20:48:46] 03(mod) You do not get logged out on the wiki you have logged in if you log out at other project - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14301 (10Wiki.Melancholie) [20:49:16] Raymond__: Wäre nett, wenn das "Keine Seite verwendet diese Datei" auch in das Div kommen würde, rein von der logik her. [20:49:40] josch: hm... but when you start to actually load the images, you may have to know if where you need to pull them from. that could become a problem [20:49:42] Splarka, i wanted to avoid such a hack ^^ [20:49:52] an extension is not a hack! [20:49:53] codeispoetry: erinner mich morgen früh dran, ich geh jetzt schlafen [20:49:56] just... a light chop [20:49:57] Duesentrieb, hrm... right... [20:50:02] gut nacht und danke ;) [20:50:10] 03(mod) Allow sorting articles by date instead of alphabetical sorting (on Polish Wikinews, when available) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14287 (10brion) [20:50:15] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Hooks/ImageBeforeProduceHTML [20:50:23] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Hooks/ImageOpenShowImageInlineBefore [20:51:53] Splarka, nice - that helps [20:51:57] you might be able to hook in and turn false into true... [20:52:01] seems i rly have to do some hacking :P [20:52:45] although checking if it is on Commons or en.wp will continue to nag you... [20:53:18] you can use special:filepath to resolve this, eg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Filepath/Image:Wiki.png [20:53:42] (although unless you cache it as discussed yesterday, it would be naughty leeching, heh) [20:53:46] *Jack_Phoenix grumbles [20:53:55] there really should be a tool to upload images on edit view [20:54:11] like the one Wikia has (sorta)? [20:54:15] yah [20:54:17] Wikia has one...wikiHow has one...yet there are none in official SVN :/ [20:54:30] wikiHow's doesn't quite work on a normal 1.13a codebase ^_^ [20:55:24] Splarka, how are the images from wp and commons different in their wikicode? arent they both given as [[Image:Foo]] = [20:55:26] ? [20:55:41] there is no difference in the wikicode [20:55:42] Jack_Phoenix, what do you mean on edit view? [20:55:47] josch: the urls are different [20:55:56] they are loaded from the same host, but different directories [20:55:57] alnokta3: &action=edit [20:56:04] hrm... [20:56:07] right [20:56:14] but if they hook the image link generation function... [20:56:30] they could just generate a URL to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Filepath/Image:FILENAME.png [20:56:48] that would resolve automagically to either en.wp or commons [20:56:53] josch: you'd have to add a field in your image table, that has a flag that sais where it came from. the problem is that you also need code that generates different urls based on that [20:57:04] and then call thumb.php on the appropriate site [20:57:07] or your proxy could try one first, then the other [20:57:16] maybe i should leave the link and not replace it by the tag for the sake of simplicity :/ [20:57:22] Duesentrieb: Filepath can do both at once... [20:57:28] so one has to klick a link to see the image in the web [20:57:31] as usual... [20:57:32] Splarka: it can? [20:57:45] hm.... i guess it can [20:57:56] then you only need to derive the thumb's url from the result [20:57:59] the problem is, it can't thumbnail [20:58:02] it's stzill an extra request for every image [20:58:06] but [20:58:15] he could *link* to every image with one single string [20:58:30] and later have a proxy that fetches them and serves them locally, maybe ^_^ [20:58:37] hrm... [20:58:56] let me evaluate all you said and then check back when i come to my next question [20:59:09] you guys are rly helpful [20:59:21] anyway, the nice thing about Filepath is, you can check it and it returns a 30x status message with the info you need, very low server pokleage [20:59:22] i very much appreciate your help! [20:59:27] josch: actually, you *must* leave the link for accessing th image info. you should use a rewrite rule or something to forward people to the actual image description. that's where author and license info is. whithout this, you would be violating the license. [20:59:40] heh [20:59:49] they could do that by linking to the en.wp image description page too [20:59:52] Duesentrieb, of course i have to leave the link [20:59:59] and "this image is from commons" would clue them in if needed [21:00:03] the copyright of any material is important [21:01:30] 03ialex * r35518 10/trunk/extensions/Configure/ (CHANGELOG Configure.settings.php): $wgNonincludableNamespaces now works correctly [21:08:22] 03(FIXED) Deleted tlh.wikt blocks SUL process - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14300 +comment (10brion) [21:10:23] Can someone please direct me to a description of what I have to do to change the color of the blue solid square used in lists? [21:11:10] that is set by a css style, and actually an image [21:11:30] I thought as much, but haven' ben able to locate that code [21:11:40] in monobook/main.css [21:11:40] list-style-image: url(bullet.gif); [21:11:46] appears in two places [21:11:58] thank you :) [21:12:01] "ul {}" and ".portlet ul {}" [21:12:29] if you change list-style-image to none it will adapt to the font color of the ul, or li [21:12:49] 03(mod) Replace classes mw-imagepage-duplicates and -linktoimage with ids on image description pages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14146 (10N/A) [21:13:10] easier though is to grab that image, from skins/monobook/bullet.gif, eg http://en.wikipedia.org/skins-1.5/monobook/bullet.gif [21:13:17] and edit it, and upload it to your wiki [21:13:37] thank you, again :) [21:13:38] .portlet ul, ul { list-style-image: url("FULL URL TO THE UPLOADED IMAGE"); } [21:13:56] enjoy [21:15:26] 14(DUP) Ease SVG map's tranlation : better integration of translator-scripts - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14320 +comment (10brion) [21:15:32] 03(mod) Allow on-wiki editing of SVG images - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5899 +comment (10brion) [21:25:46] 03(mod) Activate write API on production wikis - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14210 (10azatoth) [21:25:53] 03(NEW) Allow all users to define which version sould be displayed by default - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14321 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: FlaggedRevs; (dotkorg) [21:28:13] 03(mod) Activate write API on production wikis - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14210 (10roan.kattouw) [21:32:48] !spawn roan [21:32:48] --mwbot-- Spawning roan [21:33:14] Huh? [21:34:09] need someone to implement an hook to actually spawn the person ツ [21:35:01] brion, got my mail? [21:35:07] Splarka: do you know if the API only accepts application/x-www-form-urlencoded or does it accept multiparts as well? [21:35:40] Do any of the $wg___ objects contain information pertaining the name of the last person who edited a page? useful for a "Last edit by ____"; or, are there any functions which grab this bit of information? [21:36:45] uh [21:36:54] you may be able to use a new article object [21:37:15] Aza: I've never tried POST on the API actually [21:37:22] ask roan ^_^ [21:37:57] $rev = Revision::newFromTitle( title );$rev->getUser(); [21:37:58] HardDisk_WP, I'm actually doing this in an article (using the monobook skin w/ namespace of 0 only) [21:37:59] Splarka: tried to spawn him, but mwbot hasn't implemented the spawn routine yet :( [21:38:15] !spawn blub [21:38:15] --mwbot-- Spawning blub [21:38:28] !spawn blub\n/quit [21:38:28] --mwbot-- Spawning blub\n/quit [21:38:31] Splarka: I'm always POST:ing to the api, but I have always used urlencoded [21:38:33] ^^ [21:38:33] Dantman|FS, great stuff, I'll try that, thanks [21:38:47] and that's not the most efficient way to do it [21:39:15] Which? [21:39:20] !chanspam | HardDisk_WP [21:39:20] --mwbot-- HardDisk_WP: You can actually privmsg me too, you know. Also see #mwbot [21:39:58] !mmorpg [21:39:58] --mwbot-- I don't know anything about "mmorpg". You might try: !wikipedia [21:40:04] blah [21:40:06] Jack_Phoenix: hehe [21:40:16] it was such a fun factoid ;-) [21:40:27] Aza: so test it both ways. Create a page with a range of Unicode, and post edit to it appending one letter with urlencode, multipart, etc, and then diff [21:46:24] 03siebrand * r35519 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (48 files): Localisation updates for core messages from Betawiki (2008-05-28 23:22 CEST) [21:49:35] 03(mod) [FlaggedRevs] Allow all users to define which version sould be displayed by default - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14321 summary (10dotkorg) [21:54:55] 03siebrand * r35520 10/trunk/extensions/ (85 files in 84 dirs): Localisation updates for extension messages from Betawiki (2008-05-28 23:22 CEST) [21:57:38] Hi. I don't understand how I am supposed to go to the Sidebar page to edit the sidebar. Can someone explain it for me in simple terms? TIA [21:58:07] !sidebar [21:58:07] --mwbot-- To edit the navigation menu on the left, edit [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]] using its special syntax. For more details, see . [21:58:52] That's where I am. As I said, I do not understand how to get to this page on my wiki. Whatever I try does not produce anything. [21:59:27] Where is your wiki? [21:59:37] www.thumoo.com [21:59:49] It's the main index page. [22:00:09] http://www.thumoo.com/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Sidebar [22:01:07] Though, it looks like you modified your skin.. which could be your primary issue [22:01:12] oh. Thank you. I saw no way explaining that on the link. [22:01:42] What are you even trying to do? [22:01:52] Modified? I've only added a logo. [22:02:06] It doesn't look like it [22:02:13] A lot of the UI is completely deleted [22:02:19] You can't even signup [22:03:18] You might want to revert skins/Monobook.php to the code that came with the software [22:03:20] whoa! That wasn't like that just now. Damn. er. [22:03:37] You can add a logo just with $wgLogo [22:03:40] Thanks Dantman|FS. I think I will. Obviously something happened. [22:09:59] Removing the logo is more fun. [22:13:36] Sasoriza, tried the modern skin? [22:13:53] Anyone ever get an urge to just go wild on the UI and see what happens? :) [22:14:19] alnokta: modern skin? [22:14:39] looks like wikimedia.org and mediawiki.org aren't included [22:14:58] bah, mischan [22:15:02] *Splarka slinks off embarrased [22:16:00] *alnokta embrass Splarka more :P [22:16:46] *KTC know what Splarka was talking about anyway ;P [22:17:05] Sasoriza, http://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki&useskin=modern [22:24:57] *Danny_B doesn't know why modern skin is called modern when it doesn't look modern but like late 90's web [22:27:09] :O [22:27:18] modern > cologne blue :D [22:27:25] :) [22:28:31] modern is just trying to make mediawiki look like jira & co. [22:29:13] 03(NEW) Please configure more global blacklists - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14322 normal; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (mike.lifeguard) [22:29:23] doesn't have a good ergonomy [22:29:33] it is like saying "monobook doesn't look monochrome" [22:29:37] until you compare it to davinci [22:29:47] Oh. Meh. It's pretty, but I've seen it screw up sites. I like skins I can customize, and I just stick with monobook. [22:30:19] the new confluence 2.8 skin is nice, maybe i should port that to mediawiki [22:32:09] flyingparchment: Not a bad idea. [22:32:29] Splarka: monobook doesn't necessarily have to be monochrome. i've done color remix for wm2k8. but its ergonomy is of good quality [22:33:19] Which reminds me... (having never asked this before...) Can MW embed multimedia files like confluence? [22:33:21] i wanted to do a drop-down menu thing for another skin i was working on but it's just too much hassle to do it in IE [22:33:28] CSS works everywhere except IE, where you need JS [22:33:43] Sasoriza: there's a media player extension now [22:33:46] :ignore ie [22:33:47] wikimedia uses it [22:34:00] OggHandler i think it's called [22:34:08] yes and its great [22:34:10] (as you can tell from the name, it's meant for ogg vorbis / theora files) [22:34:50] well, ffmpeg converts to ogg [22:34:52] Danny_B: I meant that the name came from it being a more monocromed version of a previous skin [22:34:57] ^h [22:35:37] Splarka: ah i see. i am not so familiar with mediawiki's prehistory ;-) [22:36:06] stonewiki age :P [22:38:56] flyingparchment: are you really good with this skinning thing [22:39:08] not especially, why? [22:39:13] because i got a problem with a new skin we are working in the german wikipedia on [22:39:22] http://knothen.de/wikipedia/wikipedia4_4.jpg [22:39:34] we are rearranging the article navigation and stuff [22:39:37] Danny_B: http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=2881 [22:39:53] for example taking the tools in the lower left corner [22:40:03] and putting them up to the article edit stuff [22:40:20] rearanging the left navigation also, its in german so it wont make much sense for now [22:40:22] and: http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=2851 [22:40:25] Splarka: isn't nostalgia pretty similar to stonage mediawiki? [22:40:29] but we really hope to improve the whole thing [22:40:37] dunno, i am not so familiar with mediawiki's prehistory [22:40:46] Danny_B: MW never looked like that, nostalgia is a UseMod-like skin [22:40:54] (afaik) [22:40:57] aha [22:41:10] so the question is, how hard is it to break up those things [22:41:15] Splarka: hey, don't plagiate me! :-P [22:41:36] ok your all gonna hate me, but I have searched everywhere, what's the code to get rid of the table of contents? [22:41:37] GFDL! [22:41:41] *Splarka attributes you [22:41:53] http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=2784 the predecessor to mono/monobook [22:41:59] my b def nto an admin [22:42:42] Enlighter: for all users, or just for you? for all pages or just one? [22:42:47] btw: anybody with shell access here willing to spend 5 mins on new wiki configuration please? [22:42:49] all pages [22:42:51] my bad [22:42:55] for all users or just you? [22:42:59] all users [22:43:12] .toc, #toc {display:none !important;} [22:43:14] I have built the wiki around it so it doesn't need the table at the top [22:43:16] should do it [22:54:02] 04(REOPENED) Deleted tlh.wikt blocks SUL process - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14300 +comment (10spacebirdy) [22:55:56] Christoph_Knoth, this picture looks very sleek [23:09:06] I'm guessing null_file.mov is supposed to be empty? (as in, null?) [23:09:46] Is there anyway of doing something like this? #REDIRECT [[Bugs_{{Version}}]] - I want to have a page that always points to the current version's bug page (right now I have a template set up that returns the version) [23:11:00] interesting question. [23:11:28] I don't think transclusions work in #Redirect (parser functions don't) [23:11:41] yeah - it doesn't :/ [23:11:47] but maybe magic words do... hmm [23:12:41] Right now the only ways I know are to manually change the version number, or to do {{:Bugs_{{Version}}}} - but neither works how I'd like [23:13:42] I'm not that familiar with magic words - is it possible for me to create my own? [23:14:17] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words [23:14:54] it looks like magic words work [23:14:57] although they'd be cached [23:15:06] for example: #REDIRECT [[Somewhere {{CURRENTVERSION}}]] [23:15:31] Caching would be okay - Version changes once every six months [23:15:36] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Variables [23:15:52] an example of a custom magic word, to build from [23:16:42] templates don't work in redirects [23:16:50] it's wontfix [23:17:02] if it changes every 6 months, why not change it manually then? [23:18:01] Danny_B: yeah I understand - redirects are figured out when the page is saved, no? Instead of when it's viewed - I was just looking for a possible workarouond. [23:18:14] alnokta: thanks, but it still needs some work and maybe some colors [23:18:30] hmm, looks like magic words won't work after all, heh [23:19:07] and maybe it looks to sleek, and needs a bit more nerd-aesthetics ;) [23:19:15] alnokta: Because it's not just one redirect that needs changing, or it would be okay. [23:19:49] Christoph_Knoth, keep it up :) [23:20:05] Hmmm... if I make a table with {| class="nnnnn" .... is there a place all the classes are listed? [23:21:02] listing all the classes would be somewhat futile [23:21:18] from a technical standpoint anyway [23:21:28] what if someone used... [23:21:36] {| class="date_{{CURRENTDAY}}" [23:21:36] More like : Where is this defined? In the CSS? [23:21:45] Perhaps I can create a mediawiki extension that does lazily-evaluated redirects... I have six months to put something together :) [23:21:54] "If you are looking for a formal release, stop now, there are none. Maybe we will have some in the future, but don't hold your breath." LOL. Straight and to the point. [23:22:21] Oberoten: you want a list of all CSS being loaded, you mean? [23:22:29] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Catalogue_of_CSS_classes might help [23:22:43] Eh, no just trying to figure out what the classes are supposed to mean. :) [23:22:49] Christoph_Knoth, will you add the usual colors or monobook? [23:22:50] heh [23:22:54] ... I just figured it'd be CSS classes. [23:22:57] css classes are disassociative [23:23:00] But I have little idea what it means. [23:23:06] well [23:23:10] class="foo" means [23:23:16] it can be styled as .foo in CSS, or... [23:23:30] referenced in javascript by getElementsByClassName() or .className [23:23:49] it is mostly a passive attribute for all other cases [23:23:52] *grins* Then I have a bit more meat in my soup. :) [23:23:55] it doesn't mean anything [23:24:18] you can use {| class="bloodred" and .bloodred {color:blue;} [23:24:24] Christoph_Knoth: It looks nice as is [23:25:29] all classes are pretty much user defined. There are some in mediawiki pre-defined for your convenience of course, like plainlinks, but those are all in the /skins folder (see the catalog link above) [23:25:38] *nods* As log as I know what it is good for. ;) Things I don't understand drives me spare. :) [23:25:44] heh [23:25:59] well, lets say, contrary to style="" parameters, like font-weight, background-color, etc... [23:26:13] there is nothing predefined in classes that the browser cares about, usually [23:26:30] classes are space-delimited in the class="" attribute [23:26:36]
[23:26:42] .foo {background-color:red;} [23:26:46] .bar {color:green;} [23:27:30] *nods* But I could create a class that contains a certain set of attributes that per example would be shared by a large number of infoboxes? [23:28:03] if you gave all those infoboxes that class, yep [23:28:20] Nice... That is pretty useful. [23:28:25] {| class="infobox infobox-crazypeople" [23:28:29] {| class="infobox infobox-birds" [23:28:40] .infobox then might have a border and width and float:right [23:28:57] For a moment there with all the different classes and not seeing where they where defined I was wondering if it'd be as useful as a porrige-cutter. [23:28:58] and .infobox-crazypeople might have the th and td with a purple background color, while -birds might have yellow [23:29:05] alnokta: dunno, we planned to give every wikiproject one specific color. maybe i will give this layout more a blue touch [23:29:55] because the first "rough" tryout http://knothen.de/wikipedia/site2 looks like a funeral [23:30:38] but its just for the html structure, the css has to be improved [23:31:01] and thats at the moment my problem, to make this kind of structure with the skin-system [23:31:05] not sure if this will work out [23:32:01] Christoph_Knoth, it looks good but the font isn't ;) [23:32:49] Christoph_Knoth : I have to agree with alnokta the font isn't so hot, but the layout and color choices gives a serious if somewhat somber look that makes me think of dusty old tomes. [23:33:04] 03(mod) enable .ogv uploads - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14315 (10cbass) [23:33:24] Is FFmpeg absolutely needed for OggHandler? [23:33:27] And I am heading out. Thanks for the explanation Splarka. [23:33:45] not sure about the font and everything, i am just tryin at the moment [23:34:20] rar [23:34:29] Christoph_Knoth, i think it is doable .. i have seen much more customization [23:34:31] will go to bed now, but will come back tomorrow with some serious question, when i make my way through this skin-manual thing :} [23:34:43] ok, thanks [23:34:45] night Christoph_Knoth [23:34:48] night [23:43:49] this is intended to be used to make template more readable: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:NoNewLines ? [23:58:06] TimStarling, got your ears on?