[00:10:03] howdy, anybody willing/able to help with an upgrade issue? [00:20:32] 03(mod) SVN proxy error when purging diff - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15943 (10JSchulz_4587) [00:24:48] hey guys i just had a server crash and when it came back up when i go to it just gives me a directory listing as for the specs i am running mediawiki 1.11.2 apache 2.2.9 and php 5.2.6-pl6-gentoo [00:25:00] any ideas as to what i may have going on [00:28:03] hi my ldap auth break after media wiki update, i am not able to modify document [00:32:04] hi [00:32:26] my ldapwuth is not working after mediawiki update now i am not able to modify document, any help [00:36:49] sad-boy: what revision did you upgrade from/to? [00:47:07] 03aaron * r42158 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Pager.php: (bug 16009) Remove extra title param [00:47:13] 03(FIXED) Extra title param tacked onto page limits - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16009 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [01:25:45] 03aaron * r42159 10/trunk/phase3/includes/specials/SpecialListredirects.php: Break long line [01:31:26] 03aaron * r42160 10/trunk/phase3/includes/specials/SpecialNewpages.php: whitespace :) [01:36:10] 03aaron * r42161 10/trunk/phase3/includes/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Refactor contribs to use the newer class extension method (about to do bug 6955) [01:38:59] !b 6955 [01:38:59] --mwbot-- https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6955 [01:39:38] !r 42161 [01:39:38] --mwbot-- http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=42161 [01:45:36] 03aaron * r42162 10/trunk/extensions/CodeReview/CodeRepository.php: Use strong comparison [01:48:48] Splarka: as I feared - if you have more than 200 pages with the same defaultsort in a category, the 'next 200' link is broken [01:48:57] 03aaron * r42163 10/trunk/extensions/CodeReview/CodeTagListView.php: Fix r42155 - don't spew for empty messages everywhere [01:49:49] carl-m, yeah, that's kind of broken. Really the key should be on (cl_to, cl_sortkey, cl_to) for uniqueness, but it's probably too much of a pain to change that now. [01:50:00] It's a pretty pathological scenario, though. [01:50:10] that is what the key is [01:50:14] wait [01:50:27] you mean (cl_to, cl_sotkey, cl_from) ? [01:50:34] Hmm, yeah. [01:50:35] You're right. [01:50:39] So we should use that. [01:50:46] At any rate your custom toolserver tool can. [01:50:59] It's guaranteed unique, so pagination will be safe. [01:51:34] the only (minor) problem is that cl_from is not alphabetical [01:51:34] *Simetrical makes a mental note to change CategoryPage.php to use that sometime [01:51:45] Well, yes, technically cl_sortkey doesn't have to be either. [01:51:59] It's a definite order that mostly accords with alphabetical order. [01:52:02] in practice cl_sortkey is often not alphabetical [01:52:04] Should be good enough. [01:52:27] but it's somewhat odd that pages that have the same sortkey are subsorted by page id (but this is necessary because of the table schema) [01:55:55] What other criterion would you use? In theory there should be few to no collisions, this is just meant to resolve pathological cases so they don't actually break. [01:56:29] ideally pages with the same sortkey would be subsorted alphabetically [01:58:43] maybe all sortkeys should simply have the page title appended [01:59:14] (not literally, but assumptively) [01:59:35] right, but when you try to do it literally you run into index lengths [01:59:35] so if sortkey is R, for Image:Foo.gif sortkey used is "R_Image:Foo.gif" [01:59:46] actually, that would be great [02:00:00] then you'd get very few duplicates (if even possible) [02:00:07] although only 70 chars of sortkey are currently stored in the index, but still it would be an improvement in many cases [02:00:10] 03aaron * r42164 10/trunk/extensions/CodeReview/CodeRevisionListView.php: Use xml function [02:00:16] and any over 70 letters can just be ignored (who would have 200 pages with the same 70 char sortkey?) [02:00:46] it would certainly be an improvement [02:00:52] begs the question though (hah): include namespace or no? [02:01:00] "R_Image:Foo.gif" vs "R_Foo.gif" [02:01:12] I'd have to look at CategoryPage again to see how the current behavior is [02:01:19] probably include it, maybe not as intutive but more predictable [02:01:50] the ideal thing is to use the numeric namespace, padded to 2 digits, so that it sorts all mainspace first [02:01:51] Simetrical: could this be done gradually? like, just change it and then let categories suss themselves out? or would it require a necessary/nasty rebuild? [02:02:02] it could be done gradually [02:02:03] hmm [02:02:12] R_008_Foo.gif ? [02:02:20] (or what is image, 6?) [02:02:37] sure. nobody sees those sortkeys anyway, except in the links generated by CategoryPage [02:03:03] and brion, who'll say "icky!" [02:03:20] well, there is one issue, which is that the headings on the category page have to strip off the suffix [02:03:58] so you might have tomake the sortkey r#008#Foo.gif [02:04:08] or some other char illegal in sortkeys [02:04:16] mmm, cmcontinue uses pipe? [02:04:19] title|id ? [02:04:40] yes, the API loves to use pipes [02:04:44] pipe is better anyway [02:04:57] as long as it's illeal in sortkeys,I don't know the syntax there [02:04:58] &next=Foo#bar in a GET uri on a Category might break ^_^ [02:05:07] (since # denotes anchors) [02:05:13] <_mary_kate_> i wish the API had a nice query language, instead of unintelligable URLs full of parameters [02:06:20] &action=response&name=River&nick=_mary_kate_"etext=%3C_mary_kate_%3E+i+wish+the+API+had+a+nice+query+language%2C+instead+of+unintelligable+URLs+full+of+parameters&cc=carl-m&response=you+could+always+use+POST [02:06:21] isn't that what toolserver is for? [02:06:53] <_mary_kate_> you think everyone who wants to use the API should get a TS account? that rather defeats the point of the API ;) [02:07:04] <_mary_kate_> also, it could be more domain-specific than SQL, thus easier to use [02:07:17] on dialup one gets used to learning most of the URI parameters [02:07:32] typing Special:Whatlinkshere/Foo is faster than going to the page and clicking "What links here" most of the time [02:07:43] (so for the API it is just a small step up) [02:08:28] I think most people who use the api have a pretty narrow set of queries they run, and people who need to run custom queries tend to go for toolserver [02:09:13] Splarka, you could certainly change over sortkeys gradually to have the page title appended, if you liked. [02:10:55] *Splarka wonders if the API would like that [02:11:15] it's not really different than if it was done by hand one article at a time [02:11:21] Simetrical: hmm would it even have to be in the sortkey? [02:11:35] Splarka, what do you mean/ [02:11:46] I mean, could whatever injects it into the table simply append the namespace/title when sorting? [02:12:04] (or no, probably would it need it there for all other entries for yknow, actual sorting) [02:12:14] You need to append it to the actual cl_sortkey. [02:12:31] and then for continue with over 200, you'd need to reference it [02:13:06] the index I am using for the categorylinks table is defined like this: KEY cl_sortkey (cl_to,cl_sortkey,cl_from), [02:13:42] am I right this does not actually make it any easier to order by cl_to, cl_sortkey, cl_from ? [02:14:18] hmm, so how to make it not look ugly in http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Category:Nutrition&from=R|000_Twinkies [02:14:41] (other than POSTing the parameters, POST is evil for linking dammit) [02:31:39] Splarka: the toolserver version is snappy. But it should definitely be an extension. http://toolserver.org/~cbm/cgi-bin/queries/NextPage?category=Mathematical_logic&ns=0&title=Action_algebra [02:32:54] or just part of mediawiki [02:34:01] hey, kinky [02:34:54] once I gave up on alphebtizing, and just used the damn index, everything is cake [02:42:29] apparently, the extension would have to override getCategoryLinks() in Skin.php. How would I accomplish that? [02:47:15] carl-m, write a new skin. Or petition for a hook. Or give up and use a file edit. [02:47:49] that's what I thought, but I don't know much PHP [02:48:37] maybe I should just stick with the easy javascript/toolserver hack [02:48:57] omghax [03:34:49] my ldap auth break after wiki update, can any one help? [05:42:07] check if the extension is compatible with the version you upgraded to [05:42:08] and/or if there's new code specifically for it [05:42:08] DarkoNeko, i also upgrade extenion [05:42:09] but it wont connect [05:42:10] :o [05:42:10] I don't kno w then [05:42:12] DarkoNeko, where i ask, it now too much time what should i do [05:42:12] I don't know [05:42:12] the problem is not precise neough [05:42:12] any recommendation pls [05:42:12] ok [05:42:12] is there a smaller xml dump so i can test my installation of mediawiki? [05:42:12] 14(INVALID) GlobalBloking extension does not recognize the database server it' s supposed to and crashes Mediawiki to the point you have to reinstall. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16004 +comment (10Andrew) [05:42:12] afternoon. [05:42:13] 03aaron * r42165 10/trunk/extensions/CodeReview/ (CodeRepository.php SpecialCode.php): Move authorwikiuser to better place [05:42:13] hey Werdna, thoughts on http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Log/rights ? should access to Userrights be blocked by blocked users? (my opinion is: anything that affects recent changes should be, except unblock of course). Obviously most wikis won't give access to userrights to regular users, but some might, and it is a bit spammily abusable [05:42:14] Splarka: um, wtf happened there? [05:42:14] heh [05:42:14] well, Aaron wrote Flaggedrevs you know [05:42:14] and made two new groups and a special page to assign/remove them [05:42:14] and asked them to be assignable by regular users, for testing purposes, on test.wp [05:42:14] and as soon as your limited userrights refactoring went live, we asked brion to enable userrights for 'user', for those two groups (since they could already do it anyway) [05:42:14] anyway, it has been like that ever since (for a few months) and it wasn't a problem until now [05:42:15] (since Userrights changes are possible by blocked users, and brion said it is expected behavior, heh) [05:42:15] hehe, silly brion [05:42:15] heh. what is he doing? :P [06:04:42] 03(mod) Provide "mark these n changes as patrolled" button - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8697 +comment (10Sebastian.Dietrich) [08:00:16] template substitution isn't working on my wiki [08:00:16] anyone have any ideas why? it has worked before [08:00:17] and the template I'm trying to subsitute works by itself [08:00:17] http://en.envirowiki.info/Tiwi_Islands < the template is at the very bottom [08:00:18] {{subst:today}} [08:00:18] subst: doesn't work within tags? [08:00:18] naught101: you need to subst all the variables too? [08:00:19] Splarka: yeah, I do, I guess, but that wasn't the problem [08:00:20] I mean [08:00:22] [[{{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}]] {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTDAY}} [08:00:22] it just wasn't substing at all when inside ... [08:00:23] ahh, ref [08:00:23] try #tag:ref ? [08:00:25] hrrm... [08:00:25] There are two colors present in recent changes, well, two specific colors. Red and Green, for Wikipedia at least. I have searched and I have searched, but I have yet to find a way to add this to one's Recent changes page [08:00:25] In case clarification is required, I am referring to the color of the text that denotes whether material is removed or added, in the case that (-34) is removed from an article, and is displayed in a red color, etc. [08:00:26] ahh, plusminus [08:00:27] currently it's only just a dull black. I honestly can't find anything regarding it, so do you know of how I might be able to enable it? [08:00:27] skins/common/shared.css -> .mw-plusminus-null { color: #aaa; } [08:00:27] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Common.css -> .mw-plusminus-pos {color: #006400;} .mw-plusminus-neg {color: #8B0000;} [08:00:28] thankyou [08:00:28] is all I see defined on en.wp [08:00:29] for future ref, the trick is... [08:00:29] view page source, check what wraps it: (+50) [08:00:30] that can be referenced as -> .mw-plusminus-pos [08:00:31] 03(NEW) subst: doesn't work within ... tags - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16010 normal; normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (naught101) [08:00:32] I didn't think I could do that with Recent changes [08:00:33] you can with any html (as long as it loads the site css) [08:00:34] hmm, naught101, that's probably expected behavior [08:03:19] really? seems like template substitution could be pretty useful inside tags... [08:03:20] should be possible with #tag [08:03:20] awesome, and it works, thank you [08:03:22] templates in general don't work in xml extension [08:03:23] in what instance? [08:03:24] nor magic words [08:03:25] we pre-save transform inside tags. [08:03:26] <_wooz> lo [08:03:26] *Daedalus969 directed that to naught [08:03:27] oh thankyou [08:03:27] it makes it so much easier to read [08:03:29] *thank you [08:03:29] rar [08:03:30] naught101: nothing works inside xml tags unless it is specifically forced to by the authors (like and {{PAGENAME}}), that is why #tag was merged into core, so the extension authors would no longer be responsible for it [08:03:30] someone needs to right an extention to dictate the order in which parser functions are parsed [08:03:30] gah.. I'm so tired tonight *write [08:03:30] 'extension' [08:03:31] *Werdna swears. [08:03:31] anyone? [08:03:31] !ask | vieadmin [08:03:31] --mwbot-- vieadmin: Don't say "I have a question", or ask "Is anyone around?" or "Can anyone help?". Just ask the question, and someone will help you if they can. Also, please read < http://workaround.org/moin/GettingHelpOnIrc > for a good explanation of getting help on IRC. [08:03:32] Darn bot [08:03:32] VieAdmin: Just ask your question [11:22:35] dammit, doesn't happen in the branch :/ [11:31:37] 03werdna * r42168 10/branches/group_rights/ (310 files in 24 dirs): Merge in latest trunk. Includes revert of r41892, which merge-conflicted. Will ensure that the regression doesn't occur in due time. [11:51:39] hmm, any reason that calling $log->addEntry() wouldn't show up in logging or recentchanges tables? [11:51:51] I've checked for transaction issues, only seems to be one transaction. [11:52:07] I've done a die( var_dump( $this ) ) in the appropriate part of LogPage.php, and it all shows up okay. [11:52:19] and addEntry (hence saveContent) returns true. [11:57:05] what does it mean when creating an account "Ignore spoofing checks"? [12:03:26] t0lk: whether or not to check if the name is similar to other names. [12:04:48] Is there a magic word that will always return the current logged in user's name (or in case of no user, the IP), but without a wiki link, just the name raw...? [12:05:02] nope. [12:05:07] :(! Why!? [12:05:08] performance. [12:05:19] Wait, are you responding to me? [12:05:28] yep. [12:05:45] Then I don't get what "performance" was about. [12:05:54] 12:12 < svip_> :(! Why!? [12:06:05] Still not following... [12:06:17] What does it have to do with performance? [12:06:39] One of the most nasty operations you can do on Wikipedia is converting Wikitext to XHTML [12:06:55] sure, it takes 0.3 of a second, but the site has been brought down for less. [12:06:58] Wow wow... I am not talking XHTML. [12:07:03] I talking plain text. [12:07:15] Wiki articles are *not* plain text, though. [12:07:18] they're XHTML [12:07:23] Perhaps. [12:07:24] converted from wikitext. [12:07:33] So, before we display ANY article, we have to parse it [12:07:37] But if you can output [[User:Stuff|Stuff]], why can't you output Stuff? [12:07:45] that involves converting the wikitext to XHTML to display. [12:07:53] <_mary_kate_> svip_: if you have something that depends on the current username, you have to re-render the page for every user [12:07:53] It's not done like that [12:08:01] we use [[Special:Mypage]] [12:08:07] (I assume that's what you mean) [12:08:09] _mary_kate_: But you have {{CURRENTDAY}}! [12:08:16] svip_: yeah, so? [12:08:18] Does that not depend on the day? [12:08:18] that renders once a day. [12:08:19] big deal. [12:08:25] And {{CURRENTHOUR}}. [12:08:27] one render per day isn't a big deal. [12:08:31] neither is one render per hour [12:08:35] <_mary_kate_> svip_: those don't really work, they get outdated quickly [12:08:39] Nikerabbit: hi [12:08:44] Hell, {{CURRENTTIMESTAMP}} [12:08:48] The other thing to consider is that those don't force the page to be recached. [12:08:48] +even [12:08:49] <_mary_kate_> svip_: but they're roughly accurate, whereas a current user word would be almost always wrong [12:08:56] I am not buying your performance argument. [12:08:57] Those update whenever the page is purged. [12:09:05] svip_: okay, let me explain it to you. [12:09:19] <_mary_kate_> svip_: okay, then add your own user magic word. then notice that it always displays the username of the first user to view the page, whoever is viewing it [12:09:21] Put {{CURRENTSECOND}} on a page, and wait a few minutes [12:09:22] MinuteElectron: hello? [12:09:32] It will NOT UPDATE [12:09:37] it will stay EXACTLY THE SAME [12:09:45] <^demon> I thought the proposal for {{CURRENTUSER}} died awhile ago... [12:09:46] Nikerabbit: approximatley 2 hours ago you said hi to me [12:09:46] if we let it update, then we would have to re-render the page every time it changed [12:09:50] MinuteElectron: oh [12:09:53] MinuteElectron: hi and bye then! [12:09:59] =] [12:09:59] Good riddance. I was just going to use the magic word for when subst'ing a template... [12:10:01] *^demon waves at MinuteElectron [12:10:07] hello ^demon [12:10:08] I guess that isn't possible then. [12:10:15] for CURRENTHOUR, this is no big deal. So what if the hour is out of date by a while? [12:10:22] but for {{CURRENTUSER}} it's totally different. [12:10:37] it would always display the first user who viewed the page with the same settings as you, because that's how it's cached. [12:10:49] If we re-rendered the page every time somebody visited it, the site would go down in seconds. [12:11:06] But that is not what I would use it for. [12:11:14] If I wanted that, I'd use javascript! [12:11:40] what do you want to use it for? [12:11:48] Like I said, subst'ing a template. [12:12:01] oh, I see what you're getting at. [12:12:11] That wouldn't be awful for performance. [12:12:17] Yes. [12:13:01] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words -- that's where all the doc is. [12:13:19] I was actually looking for something like ~~~, but without the wikilinks or formats defined by the user. [12:13:23] come to think of it, I swear I can remember a subst-only version of that. [12:15:02] <^demon> Werdna: I think that was one of the proposals for CURRENTUSER, making it only work when subst'd, and providing an error if it's not. [12:17:20] oh, I thought somebody implemented it [12:17:58] <^demon> Not iirc. [12:26:25] <^demon> BAH! How is this possible? I set my max_allowed_packet to 100M....how could I possibly have a row of data bigger than that... [12:53:54] 03(mod) Allow group rights to be changed on-wiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15252 (10Andrew) [13:00:33] Hi again [13:00:53] I tested the settings in Mozilla FF and it all woked nicely. [13:02:10] Bummer that it doesn't in IE7 though! [13:13:26] 03(NEW) CentralAuth Error when trying to merge a account - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16011 major; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CentralAuth; (techman224) [13:16:11] 14(WFM) CentralAuth Error when trying to merge a account - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16011 +comment (10Andrew) [13:16:33] can someone please explain mediawiki xml dumps to me? [13:18:15] I installed a custom theme and now the edit toolbar is missing. How can I bring it back? [13:18:37] t0lk: explain how? they are just wrappers around the wikitext. they contain a list of pages, and a list of revisions for each page, along with metadata like timestamps, authors, etc [13:20:12] ok [13:21:19] how do you download an xml dump? [13:37:42] 14(DUP) subst: doesn't work within ... tags - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16010 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [13:37:50] 03(mod) Template parameters unavailable to XML-style parser tags - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2257 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [13:39:16] 03(mod) Include regular page links when determining unused images - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8588 (10roan.kattouw) [13:40:18] 03(mod) Include regular page links when determining unused images - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8588 +need-review +patch (10roan.kattouw) [13:48:35] is it possible to clear a specific page of all revisions in the database? for example I wonder if there is any point in keeping revisions for a sandbox page for example [13:49:00] or just keeping last months perhaps etc [13:49:24] hi RoanKattouw [13:49:37] Hi [13:49:44] exobuzz: Try Extension:Nuke [13:49:58] t0lk: Special:Export for small amounts of pages. for full dumps of wikipedia, go to download.wikimedia.org [13:50:13] RoanKattouw: ill have a look. i might even have that installed. (it becomes core I think for 1.14). hmm [13:50:22] RoanKattouw: what's in the pipeline for the api ? [13:50:30] No, Nuke isn't in core anymore, Brion reverted it [13:50:40] exobuzz: Currently? bug 15995 [13:50:52] Maybe bug 16006 if Brion agrees [13:51:03] checking. [13:51:16] And redirect resolution in action=parse [13:51:33] <^demon> I'm not 100% on-board with this new push to put things in Core. [13:52:06] <_mary_kate_> there are some things that clearly should be in core, like newuserlog [13:52:20] Hello. [13:52:21] <^demon> Poem is arguable :-p [13:52:34] 15995 can be done by telling it where to start, and calling continue until you reach one which matches your "end" right ? [13:52:37] Can I run more than one site on a single Mediawiki installation in Debian or Ubuntu? [13:52:49] partially anyway [13:52:59] Pupeno, yes, let me find a link for you [13:53:01] 16006 = cool! [13:53:06] enable it! :D [13:53:37] it is enabled on wikipedia though .. so you mean with the shipped mediawiki ? [13:53:47] s/shipped/packaged [13:54:09] Pupeno, try http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_FAQ#Is_it_possible_to_install_more_than_one_wiki_.28MediaWiki.29_on_a_server.3F_How.3F for some ideas [13:54:53] Thanks. [13:54:55] 03(mod) Add rcuser= and rcexcludeuser==?UTF-8?Q?=20=C3=A0=20la=20prop?= =revisions - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14200 (10roan.kattouw) [13:55:05] 03(mod) Add rd_interwiki colum to redirect table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14418 (10roan.kattouw) [13:56:01] 03(NEW) Schema change rotation script (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16012 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: General/Unknown; (roan.kattouw) [13:56:05] 03(mod) Add rcuser= and rcexcludeuser==?UTF-8?Q?=20=C3=A0=20la=20prop?= =revisions - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14200 (10roan.kattouw) [13:56:11] 03(mod) Add rd_interwiki colum to redirect table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14418 (10roan.kattouw) [13:56:23] 03(mod) Tracking bug (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2007 (10roan.kattouw) [13:56:29] Pupeno, also see http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_FAQ#How_do_I_create_a_small_wiki_farm.3F [13:56:30] exobuzz: Well it's really about having sortkey-based counterparts to cmstart and cmend [13:56:41] exobuzz: Which also means we can get rid of cmcontinue [13:57:18] exobuzz: Yes. If 16006 is fixed, 1.14 installs will have $wgEnableWriteAPI = true; by default [14:01:50] Oh wait. We can't get rid of cmcontinue, because multiple pages can have the same sortkey [14:04:30] <^demon> Roan: Wouldn't the schema change script _block_ the schema changes, not depend on them? [14:04:57] No, it's a tracking bug [14:05:11] Tracking bugs depend on the things they track, and block the mother of tracking bugs (bug 2007) [14:05:40] You're right that it's kind of counter-intuitive [14:05:51] <^demon> Duh :-p [14:05:53] Actually, you're right :P [14:06:32] 03(mod) Schema change rotation script (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16012 (10roan.kattouw) [14:06:41] 03(mod) Add rcuser= and rcexcludeuser==?UTF-8?Q?=20=C3=A0=20la=20prop?= =revisions - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14200 (10roan.kattouw) [14:06:51] 03(mod) Add rd_interwiki colum to redirect table - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14418 (10roan.kattouw) [14:12:33] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10klueklue) [14:14:41] 03(NEW) Possibility to link to particular section of [[Special: Preferences]] - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16013 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: User preferences; (Eugene.Zelenko) [14:16:15] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10klueklue) [14:18:30] *sigh* any BugZilla admins around? [14:19:04] 14(DUP) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10klueklue) [14:19:11] 03(mod) Allow global renaming of global users - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14862 +comment (10klueklue) [14:19:47] 03(CLOSED) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10klueklue) [14:20:01] _mary_kate_: Are you a BugZilla admin? [14:21:05] and brion won't be around before 1 hour or so [14:21:27] is there a way to check if a string contains a substring in parserfunctions? [14:21:31] 03(mod) Brion's young penis likes Obersachse's pink ass very much - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 summary (10klueklue) [14:22:43] piksi: If there is, it's in StringFunctions [14:24:18] RoanKattouw: ah of course, thanks [14:24:31] 04(REOPENED) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 summary (10guillom.pom) [14:26:41] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10roan.kattouw) [14:27:10] 03catrope * r42169 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/api/ApiQueryCategoryMembers.php): [14:27:10] * API: (bug 15995) Added cmstartsortkey and cmendsortkey parameters to list=categorymembers, mirroring cmstart and cmend for timestamps [14:27:10] * Drop useless and possibly filesorting ORDER BY cl_to from list=categorymembers [14:27:10] * Handle ORDER BY cl_sortkey, cl_from (possibly with DESC appended to each of them) with addWhereRange() calls [14:27:19] 03(FIXED) categorymembers (list module) new parameter request - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15995 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [14:27:26] exobuzz: There you go [14:31:58] is is possible to select entries from a specific page, somewhat like how dpl selects pages based on categories? [14:33:23] transclusion? [14:33:51] what I'm trying to create is a dynamic news page, which just selects the top N entries from a news page. Since these news entries are quite small, I think it's overkill creating a separate page for each one [14:43:02] doos: I don't think transclusion can be used for that [14:43:25] no [14:52:08] <^demon> Might want to look at DynamicPageList [14:52:25] <^demon> !dpl [14:52:25] --mwbot-- The DynamicPageList (DPL) extension outputs reports based on criteria given in a special tag. For more information, see and . [14:52:54] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10idburn) [14:55:44] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10mountainblueallah) [15:00:46] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10nevermindus) [15:02:09] oh please [15:09:44] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10lozmanlozzy) [15:11:37] http://api.flickr.com/services/feeds/photos_public.gne?id=68497070@N00&lang=en-us&format=lol - MW should have lol format :P [15:19:45] 14(DUP) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10thewrongman) [15:19:57] 03(mod) Moving an unflagged page A to a flagged page B inherits flag status of B - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14251 +comment (10thewrongman) [15:20:49] 03(CLOSED) Enable FlaggedRevs advanced configuration on Russian Wikiquote - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10thewrongman) [15:21:31] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 summary (10thewrongman) [15:22:34] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 normal->04BLOCKER; normal->highest (10thewrongman) [15:22:48] o_o [15:23:26] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10thewrongman) [15:23:34] <^demon> Can SOMEONE please block him? [15:23:49] does anyone besides brion have rights on bugzilla? [15:23:59] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs on Ru.wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 summary (10innocentkiller) [15:24:07] <^demon> ^ Less annoying summary [15:24:15] <^demon> Charitwo: Tim, Siebrand I believe. [15:24:27] TimStarling: poke [15:24:35] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 summary (10thewrongman) [15:24:47] Okay.. [15:24:57] <^demon> Ok this is getting old. [15:25:23] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10thewrongman) [15:26:13] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs on Ru.wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 summary (10charitwo) [15:26:39] 03(mod) Enable FlaggedRevs on Ru.wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 +comment (10innocentkiller) [15:26:49] <^demon> Removed all the cc's so people don't get spammed on this. [15:27:06] heh [15:27:25] can we blacklist russian and flagged revs from the same sentence? :P [15:27:41] or lock that bug [15:28:01] <^demon> Mike_lifeguard: I was complaining about no action=protect yesterday :) [15:28:10] no kidding [15:28:37] even the spam in wikibugs-l is bad enough, much less if you were cc'd on it [15:29:02] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10thewrongman) [15:29:18] <^demon> Has anyone asked in #wikimedia-tech for a BZ admin yet? [15:29:25] siebrand is away :( [15:29:39] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10thewrongman) [15:30:05] <^demon> Who wants to spam his e-mail address? [15:30:06] <^demon> :-p [15:30:06] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10thewrongman) [15:30:22] 03(mod) FUCK ASS OF BRION VIBBER! - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 (10thewrongman) [15:30:25] brion needs a bat phone # [15:30:25] <^demon> Are any ops around? We could silence wikibugs for the moment... [15:30:37] _mary_kate_: ping [15:30:54] So I can see him [15:31:13] i gotta go, bye [15:32:00] *Reedy watches ^demon become mad with power [15:32:09] <^demon> I reassigned it to him so he spams himself instead of wikibugs. [15:32:18] haha [15:32:37] ^demon: wrong trick [15:32:50] Wikibugs gets all mail [15:33:05] <^demon> Even if it's not assigned to it or anywhere on the cc list? [15:33:44] Yes [15:33:44] <^demon> Damn. [15:33:44] <^demon> I tried. [15:33:44] ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- [15:33:44] You are watching all bug changes. [15:33:44] <^demon> In any case, at least he's spamming himself. [15:33:56] He doesn't care [15:34:00] <^demon> This is true. [15:34:10] He creates mailboxes on free post services [15:34:16] <^demon> Is this the same troll as the "homophobia on meta" guy? [15:34:56] ^demon: they are the same family [15:36:22] heh, troll families [15:36:39] <^demon> And not the colorful ones kids played with in the 90s, either :-p [15:36:47] <^demon> Colored hair and the like. [15:37:52] The comments in this bug are the *strangest* I have ever seen in my life: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14863 [15:38:16] <^demon> chuck: The homophobia ones were really funny too. [15:38:55] chuck: yes, they have nicks of people which participated in 2006-07 gay conflict in ruwiki [15:39:11] <^demon> There was a gay conflict in ruwiki? [15:39:55] wtf is a "gay conflict" [15:40:13] *Mike_lifeguard imagines the fags going to war XD [15:40:13] On ruwiki WP:HOMO is a shortcut to massive arbcom enforcement where many users were restricted from editing sexuality-related articles [15:40:22] :O [15:40:44] dangerous emoticon Mike_lifeguard [15:41:09] lol [15:41:12] *Mike_lifeguard throws some :P towards doos [15:41:19] *^demon is going to be the commander of the gay armies :-p [15:41:46] <^demon> Anyway, I'm off to lunch. Good luck tracking down a BZ admin guys. [15:42:22] MountainBlueAllah is a sockpuppeter troll which managed to create 2 other users who also had sockpuppets and even managed to influence elections of ArbCom with ~70 (?) puppets [15:42:23] =S [15:42:29] I hope this isn't how the entire Russian Wiki* is? [15:44:31] "this is a critical request to the Wikipedia community! We all die if FR does not make within 12 hours!" [15:44:54] *Simetrical keeps reading, WTF?! [15:45:24] *Simetrical remembers for the future that Brion is TURKISH AGENTS AND ENEMY OF SCIENCE [15:46:05] lolol [15:46:57] woot [15:51:20] Hi there, where can I find information on how to add more editing tools to the edit page in my wiki? [15:55:59] 03mej * r42170 10/trunk/extensions/uniwiki/ (4 files in 2 dirs): updated script and CustomToolbar extension [16:05:44] Hey siebrand [16:05:50] how can I make text passed as argument to a template be properly formatted? In particular paragraphs don't seem to work, unless I specify some other element, like lists as well [16:06:00] hi str4nd. [16:07:04] siebrand: Do you have full access to bugzilla? [16:07:20] str4nd: aside from system access, yes [16:07:34]