[00:00:03] 03siebrand * r45303 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (9 files): [00:00:06] Localisation updates for core from Betawiki [00:00:06] * updates for special page aliases, magic words [00:03:28] 04(REOPENED) Making arbitrary rows of sortable tables sticky - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16754 +comment (10hartman) [00:12:03] 03simetrical * r45304 10/trunk/phase3/skins/common/wikibits.js: (log message trimmed) [00:12:03] Don't use for (i in array) in JavaScript [00:12:03] This reportedly can cause errors, because it will return all object [00:12:03] attributes, not just array elements. Use a C-style for here instead. [00:12:03] This could be done in other places too -- the immediate motive here is [00:12:04] that this might be related: [00:12:08] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(technical)#Sortable_tables_.26_Firefox_3.0.5 [00:20:18] 03(mod) Suggestion: Basic blog included in next mediawiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16855 +comment (10mikelifeguard) [00:21:38] 03(mod) Making arbitrary rows of sortable tables sticky - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16754 (10rene.kijewski) [00:22:58] hello, is anyone using gmail as their email server with mediawiki? [00:24:08] 03(FIXED) Making arbitrary rows of sortable tables sticky - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16754 +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:29:11] Happens [00:29:18] Happens [00:29:31] sorry wrong room [00:34:46] 03(mod) Data corruption apparently related to recompressTracked. php on wikis with $wgLegacyEncoding set - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16841 (10tstarling) [00:59:38] hi [00:59:56] is it possible to change the name of an Category? [01:00:20] default_: only by recategorizing every page [01:00:24] (so no) [01:00:36] for example if user click on category "heinZ" they come to the page "category:heinz" but i want that the pagetitle is "heinz portal" [01:01:14] well that isn't really what categories are [01:01:35] oh understand [01:02:04] and is it possible to change the logo $wgLogo by some pages? [01:02:23] if user click on the page "beer portal" the logo should different [01:03:11] you can hack that in via css positioning [01:03:16] You could set it differently using JavaScript, or by manually adding a conditional to LocalSettings. [01:03:21] Or CSS, yeah. [01:03:28] listen to him [01:03:47] body.page_My_page #logo { background-image: url(my_image.png) !important; } [01:03:50] I was about to say the js part, admittedly I would not have gotten the conditional Simetrical :) [01:04:01] Using a conditional is probably a lousy idea. [01:04:13] It would be hard to get all the possible ways of accessing the page. [01:04:13] i will test it. just one minute [01:07:25] now i have body.page-Lexikon h1.firstHeading { [01:07:26] display: none !important; [01:07:28] #logo { background-image: url(lock_icon.gif) !important; }; [01:07:29] } [01:07:34] but the logo is the same [01:08:14] That nesting makes no sense. [01:08:22] The #logo part is just invalid. [01:08:32] You need a separate rule. [01:08:42] A link to the page and image you want would help. [01:08:58] http://beta.bitbeaver.net/wiki/Hauptseite [01:09:02] this is the mainpage [01:09:11] if you klick on "lexikon" [01:09:16] Which image do you want? [01:09:17] http://beta.bitbeaver.net/wiki/Lexikon [01:09:36] *Simetrical got the id wrong [01:09:44] Yes, but which image do you want for the logo? [01:09:49] the logo should "1.png" [01:10:06] Link me to the image itself. [01:11:27] http://beta.bitbeaver.net/skins/monobook/beta.gif [01:11:35] body.page-Lexikon #p-logo a { background-image: url(http://beta.bitbeaver.net/skins/monobook/beta.gif) !important; } [01:11:41] Add that to [[MediaWiki:Monobook.css]]. [01:16:00] just moment [01:16:55] PERFEKT! [01:17:02] YOU MY NEW GOD [01:17:41] default_, I expect tithes on April 15. [01:18:00] :) [01:25:00] "Did you mean" in search needs to be way more prominent. [01:29:09] sorry i dont understand what you mean [01:30:03] I wasn't talking to you, it was a general comment to any other developers who might be listening. [01:30:26] *Trunks9809 was listening [01:30:38] don't really think you can count me as a developer though :P [01:30:39] Simetrical: the search result page is far too complicated anyway [01:30:59] yksinaisyyteni, yes, thus the redesign that it's undergoing, AFAIK. [01:31:03] let's spend some of that usability grant money on it [01:31:07] "Did you mean" still needs to be right on the top. [01:31:10] Agreed. :) [01:33:17] We should port more of the MWSearch stuff to core, too, where possible. [01:33:25] Surely we could get a crude "did you mean" engine going in core. [01:33:34] At least something usable for development work. [01:33:44] *Simetrical hacks it to return a hardcoded string so he can reposition it intelligently [01:35:09] Oh, it is right below the search box. [01:35:52] Oh, I see. [01:36:21] The problem is that Wikipedia has a ludicrously huge message for "There is no page titled 'x'." [01:36:25] Typical. [01:36:40] we do everything ludicrously huge [01:36:55] I could move the search box up to above that message. [01:39:41] class="searchdidyoumean" [01:39:49] Nobody told rainman about class naming conventions, I guess. [02:03:08] What's $wgUseOldSearchUI on Wikipedia? [02:03:22] is it possible to set special page name aliases in initialisesettings? [02:06:21] 03(mod) Successful unblock should not lead to IPBlockList - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16835 (10nakonwiki) [02:06:37] 03(mod) Successful unblock should not lead to IPBlockList - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16835 +patch; +comment (10nakonwiki) [02:17:44] 03simetrical * r45305 10/trunk/ (4 files in 4 dirs): (log message trimmed) [02:17:44] Make "did you mean" more Googley [02:17:44] It wasn't prominent enough; the red text and bolding should make it more [02:17:44] visible, and also more familiar (since I took the styling straight from [02:17:44] Google). I also moved it up way to the top: it *needs* to be one of the first [02:17:46] That's my second improvement to search UI where I just ripped off Google. :) [02:17:47] things the user sees to be really useful. This was particularly terrible on [02:17:49] enwiki, where the enormous bloated help message means you have to scroll down [02:23:20] 03(mod) getLocalUrl breaks on $wgActionPaths with query strings - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16850 summary; +comment (10innocentkiller) [02:32:22] hello, anybody awake with SVN access? [02:33:52] enhydra: probably better to ask what you want done... [02:34:13] it's a purely Wikimedia-related question, and it is somewhat urgent [02:34:58] rus_wikipedia livejournal community has been usurped by vandals and thus has to be immediately excluded from Planet Wikimedia [02:35:40] maybe pinging specific users will be more efficient... say... Simetrical! :) [02:40:04] then maybe somewhere else... m... AaronSchulz, are you around? [02:43:14] <^demon> enhydra: I'll look. [02:44:06] oh, thank you [02:46:08] ^demon, you are a maintainer for Polish Planet, right? [02:46:34] <^demon> Nope, not a maintainer for any of them. Just have svn access and can make the change. [02:47:20] ^demon, do it ASAP, please [02:49:03] 03demon * r45306 10/trunk/tools/planet/ru/config.ini: Disabling per enhydra on IRC. Has been hijacked and not under the author's control. [02:50:38] you should have put the ' after "authors", but it doesn't really matter :) [02:53:08] <^demon> I left a note on [[m:Talk:Planet Wikimedia]]. [03:03:10] Simetrical: I hate that for(i in array) discontinuity, but I have a hard time tracking down a consistent test case, it is like some extensions in FF3 might cause it, as well as some libraries like scriptalicious. There is probably an easy way to for(i in foo) ... and then a typeOf() or isNaN() check, but by then it is more work than regular iterationing [03:06:00] I used to use it in my api-json scripts to iterate over an object of objects, which is pretty hard to do otherwise, but &indexpageids works as well (giving you an array of the indices which you can then find the associtaive object array members with) [03:29:17] Tim: so since the documentation sucks and nobody seems to have told anybody that we can do {{div}}{{closediv}} and {{#if:1|}} without tidy, can you point to the revision(s) responsible? was it r19400 ? (picking on you since you picked on mwbot's !tidy the other day when it wasn't even here to defend itself) [03:54:09] I mentioned it in the wikitech-l post about the 1.12 preprocessor [03:54:24] and it was probably in the MNPP page [03:56:23] well, you might remember me helping you with MNPP and writing much of that page, I don't remember anything about tidy de-dependencification [03:56:46] (is it even related to the preprocessor? I thought it was a sanitizer issue) [03:58:55] mm, anyway, a version or revision to put on http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:%24wgUseTidy might help (of course, so would the version of Tidy wmf uses, the newer ones people seem to be installing to copy WMF templates seems to break stuff more than fix it) [04:00:15] http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2007-November/035154.html [04:00:41] second paragraph of "user viewpoint" [04:00:47] who says wikipedia isn't accurate? "As of Saturday 20 September 2008 the service remains plagued with problems." [04:00:51] *Splarka clooks [04:02:53] sheesh, so how did I miss that.. (probably because we only tested (MZM and I) the preprocessors with tidy...) [04:03:22] TimStarling: did i see somewhere that you created 3 clusters past 19? [04:03:27] yksinaisyyteni: "Leave Britannica Alone I'm Serious!" [04:04:19] yksinaisyyteni: yes, I ended up labelling them cluster20, cluster21 and rc2 [04:04:26] rc2? [04:04:31] on the idea that 20 and 21 could be the next default text stores [04:04:38] and that I might need another recompressed cluster [04:04:50] should i replicate rc2 to clematis or not? [04:05:28] best to leave it for now, I'm not sure if I'll need it, but you should replicate rc1 [04:05:34] rc1 is the one that I'm currently filling [04:05:37] ok. and 20/21? [04:05:45] yes, set up replication for those [04:05:51] *yksinaisyyteni hopes no binlogs were deleted yet [04:06:37] on rc1? no, still intact [04:06:50] TimStarling: join #freenode-newyears-wolf - Were playing celebrity mafia :) [04:06:58] cluster20 and 21 might be missing the root password change, but otherwise they should have all events [04:07:16] i.e. the wikiuser/wikiadmin grants and the blobs table creation queries [04:08:25] that's okay, i replace and don't replicate the mysql db anyway [04:10:02] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgParserConf "still in use" .. ? [04:10:49] there's also ParserDiffTest [04:11:16] right, didn't those get snuffed out in 1.14? [04:11:28] "Their light extinguished in the big one of 2009 [04:11:33] strange [04:11:52] well, if so, I'll revert it [04:12:02] or maybe that was just on WMF [04:12:53] no, still seems to be there [04:13:15] and there is also Parser_LinkHooks [04:13:38] bah, so it was just cleansed from WMF, k [04:13:41] Parser_DiffTest is quite useful [04:13:54] how long will you continue to support the oldPP? [04:14:07] it's gone already [04:14:37] *Splarka headdesks [04:14:43] why can't I quit you, heh [04:14:43] but whenever I make a parser change, I make a new one like it [04:15:02] I have Parser_r40000 and Parser_r39202 in my includes/parser directory [04:15:37] *Splarka rephrases his edit [04:20:19] "Proprocessor implementation based on hashes (what does that mean, really?);" [04:20:23] who wrote this crap? [04:20:47] isn't there some rule that says if you don't understand a thing, you shouldn't document it? [04:22:00] the preprocessor classes are documented well enough in DefaultSettings.php, whoever wrote that could have found out just by reading it [04:22:34] indeed [04:22:37] okay, 20 and 21 are replicating [04:22:43] rc1 is going to mess up my neat naming scheme ;( [04:22:45] now please tell me how wrong these are: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUseTidy#Effects [04:24:46] it seems to be accurate, but it probably needs some examples if you expect humans to understand it [04:25:24] hmm... {{opendiv}} with contents

and {{closediv}} with contents

[04:25:51] something like that, yes [04:29:20] ABORT: Bad GNR: rc1; see mysqld_multi --help [04:29:22] >:( [04:32:31] TimStarling: rc1 has no binlogs before srv159-bin.000044 [04:32:47] is that the first? [04:35:49] | expire_logs_days | 14 | [04:36:11] must be a distro default [04:36:51] the CREATE DATABASE and CREATE TABLE statements will be missing [04:37:03] i'll just import a dump [04:37:19] you could probably get away with a dump with --no-data [04:37:27] then read the binlogs starting at 44 [04:37:32] okay [04:38:18] the other option would be stopping the recompression job in order to get a point-in-time data dump [04:38:32] usually i'd do it from a slave, but i'll try this first [04:39:35] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUseTidy#Effects some nice dumb examples, and thanks Tim, this should make life less miserable for dirty dirty template thieves [04:41:01] 03(NEW) Suggestion: Visual drag and drop mediawiki editing - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16859 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (tim987) [05:05:52] *werdnum waves [05:07:17] 04:20 < TimStarling> "Proprocessor implementation based on hashes (what does that mean, really?);" [05:07:44] Hi [05:07:55] Was that the C++ version we were developing, or am I really confused? [05:07:58] hi Ruibo [05:08:17] I'm trying to transfer my wiki onto a new server, same db same domain and everything [05:08:23] i exported my db and transferred all my files [05:08:28] as wel as imported everything [05:08:35] but some pages are missing or has no content [05:08:49] any suggestions on what the problem may be? [05:08:49] !move [05:08:49] --mwbot-- http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Moving_a_wiki [05:08:56] Have a look at that page first. [05:08:58] Krimpet: hi! [05:09:04] Krimpet: I'm in your timezone now. [05:09:05] I've read through it [05:09:47] i imported using phpmyadmin [05:10:18] werdnum, you're in Kabul Standard Time? :o [05:10:28] werdnum: no [05:10:31] Krimpet: You are? [05:10:35] the answer is in DefaultSettings.php [05:10:45] *werdnum looks. [05:12:31] "uses plain PHP arrays for tempoarary storage" -- Sounds like a hash, to somebody who doesn't use PHP, maybe. [05:12:49] I don't understand, what about defaultsettings.php? [05:12:56] Ruibo: Not to you, to me. [05:13:03] ahh ok [05:13:22] I'm not sure what would cause missing page content when moving a wiki. [05:14:30] :( [05:18:10] Ruibo: did you use phpmyadmin? [05:32:22] happy new year everyone [05:33:31] quick question please: does anyone know if there's an extension to add Wordpress blog post automatically to a wiki page (main page ideally)? [05:40:15] Ruibo: how did you export the DB? did you use phpmyadmin? [05:41:49] Mathieu1: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:WordPress_Comments may be relevant [05:44:50] nakon: thanks, but I was actually thinking of the post itself, not the comments... altought the link you provided is interesting. [05:57:44] yea i exported using phpmyadmin [05:57:47] http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/php-mysql/mysql_export.htm [05:57:56] followed the instructions here from the wiki page [05:58:11] I've compared the database and its not matching up in terms of size [06:04:13] the old server is using mysql version 5.0.51a-community, the new 1 5.0.67-community, not sure if that makes any difference [06:22:29] Ruibo: phpmyadmin truncates its output without telling you [06:22:45] it just gets up to a certain output size and then stops [06:22:59] iirc the solution is to disable compression [06:23:42] there's plenty in google about it if you know that phpmyadmin is at fault [06:24:56] thanks tim [06:24:58] I would just avoid using phpMyAdmin altogether.. [06:24:59] i'll search around [06:25:06] i dont have ssh access [06:25:20] its a shared hosting and i'm trying to move it to a vps [06:28:13] I had the exact same problem myself recently [06:28:20] moving from shared hosting to VPS [07:26:21] Tim: Is it intentional that it's a pain in the ass to get user IDs from MediaWiki without SQL access? [07:26:52] <|X|> Isn't that what the API can do? [07:26:53] No, it isn't. [07:26:56] They're not secret. [07:27:03] They seem pretty secret. [07:27:10] Well, no. [07:27:18] Not secret. But they seem annoyingly difficult to get. [07:27:25] Because nobody's wanted it before. [07:27:29] Ever? [07:27:30] It could be added to the API easy peasy. [07:27:36] Sure. [07:27:39] those people who have cared enough have used toolserver. [07:27:47] But the fact that it hasn't been seems strange. [07:28:20] only plausible use, really, is stats and user rights changes. [07:28:48] user rights changes aren't all that common, and I really hope nobody is doing stats with the API if there's another way to do it. [07:30:07] in the past it has been handy for estimating really old account creation [07:32:05] okay 2:30 is bedtime for me [07:32:07] nn, all [07:32:19] happy Trails [07:38:34] I'm trying to modify an extension for playing flash videos by hiding the url, the line in question is "\"file="http://fareastcinema.com/wp-content/uploads/.$year.$month.$file."\" };" [07:39:12] when i load that .... the whole mediawiki stops with this errror "Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in ... line 84" [07:39:22] line 84 is of course that line i modified... [07:39:38] could someone point out where i made an error? [08:01:57] Timstarling: I've googled all around and can't seem to find a solution on how to get phpmyadmin to stop truncating, any suggestion? [08:03:01] when you export, you get the option of compressing it with gzip on the fly [08:03:06] make sure that option is disabled [08:03:32] if that doesn't work, you should try searching for php backup scripts that aren't phpmyadmin [08:04:06] I've tried it with and without compression [08:04:13] when I import it, it comes out exactly the same [08:08:28] 03siebrand * r45308 10/trunk/extensions/Translate/wikimedia-mostused-2009.txt: First draft of most often used MediaWiki messages at Wikimedia. More about it can be read on http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Most_often_used_messages_in_MediaWiki [08:11:21] i believe you could try http://www.sqlbuddy.com/ afaik it needs no installing and such [08:11:58] TimStarling / Ruibo: ^ [08:18:55] 03(NEW) Adding global group member list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16860 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: API; (kwj2772) [08:38:07] 03purodha * r45309 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Added isolated date, and time, parameters to message stabilize-expiring [09:06:37] 03mkroetzsch * r45310 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/specials/AskSpecial/SMW_SpecialAsk.php: fixed use of outdated function [09:17:41] IS there any function in Special pages or something to *count* a person's edits? [09:22:06] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=users&ususers=Splarka&usprop=editcount [09:22:25] it doesn't actually count them though, it shows the current count (which is a distinction) [09:22:43] if you make an edit the count is incremented, if the edit is deleted it is decremented, etc [09:23:15] some things could screw up the count a bit, such as oversighting, manual deletion, maintenance scripts, Importing, etc [09:23:54] ... [09:23:57] in theory, anyways, depending on the latest commit these might or might not apply, and in some cases there are different rules for running counters [09:24:21] like for determining 'good' articles, there are actually 3 separate code blocks giving vaguely different criteria depending on where it is done [09:24:40] confused yet? good, welcome to MediaWiki! heh [09:27:43] So, for a local wiki, we would ust add? ?action=query&list=users&ususers=Splarka&usprop=editcount [09:27:50] Subst the username though? [09:28:58] that is an API call, not an index.php call [09:29:29] I don't know of any easier core feature explicitly listing it except Special:Preferences (and there only for you) [09:31:03] Hmm, what does it count? 8,828 edits seems a little low for the past week. [09:32:06] it should count what Special:Contributions shows, I believe [09:33:02] there isn't much developer support for it, since there is this thing called 'Editcountitis', a disease by which users rank themselves by their number of edits, and some attempt to make more edits (even stupid minor ones) in order to 'be the best' [09:33:11] I know it doesn't count imports [09:33:20] er, support for showing it, sorting people by it, that is [09:33:50] (it is used internally, such as for autoconfirmation configuration, or displaying users on listusers) [09:33:52] Bah, who cares 'bout edits [09:34:15] Ecspecially when you're already a sysop by your first edit :P [09:36:27] But then again, that's just because it's my bot's account [10:06:34] hello is 1.13.3 the most recent version of mediawiki? [10:08:00] yes, 1.14 is still under development [10:25:35] hi [10:25:37] 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. [10:25:47] please help with this [10:26:24] Follow the nice message's instructions? [10:27:07] doesn't work [10:28:09] anything else sherlock? [10:28:59] So you tried to save again, tried logging back in... are you using a proxy? [10:29:11] yes using proxy [10:29:27] why are you using a proxy? [10:29:38] why not? [10:30:06] because most arn't set up so they don't work properly and they just slow your net access down? [10:30:54] i disabled proxy , but i still get this message error [10:31:09] mediawiki worked fine on local server, [10:31:41] but after i uploaded to the web, i got this error [10:33:12] 03(FIXED) Categorized redirect is shown as stub in Category page - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5477 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [10:43:10] 03aaron * r45311 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/MessagesEn.php: [10:43:10] *(bug 6749) Terminology on history page [last -> prev] [10:43:10] *Also made parts of legend bold [10:44:46] 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. [10:44:51] please help with this [10:46:26] 03(mod) Broken link option is confusing in preferences - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5366 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [10:48:28] ohayo5, it means that the session has timed out. Preview the page, then save it again and it'll work fine [10:48:39] 14(DUP) "Format broken links like this (alternative: like this?)" Preference vs. text browsers - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15875 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [10:48:40] 03(mod) Broken link option is confusing in preferences - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5366 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [10:50:05] Good Mornin' all... i'm a goin' to bed [10:52:41] Trunks9809> i tried with preview but it did not work [10:52:50] still same message [10:52:53] 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. [10:54:27] hmm, sounds like something to do with your connection... could be lagging out or something similar and loosing the session data [10:54:50] do you have cookies enabled? [10:54:59] is it possible to set special page name aliases in initialisesettings? [10:54:59] strange because on local install all works great [10:55:31] yeah, but local install doesn't have to go via a net connection [10:56:42] so you cut out all the inherant problems and instabilities of the internet itself - so if you have a bad connection, you'll never notice it on a local install [10:57:27] a bad connection? [10:57:54] slow, looses data packets, anything like that [10:57:55] could it be I have to open a port in a router or something? [10:58:48] no, that won't make any difference, since its just the browser thats running the wiki [10:59:16] 03(mod) blank edit summary message is displayed when an auto summary is put in - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8912 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [11:00:10] i tried with both ie7 and ffox [11:00:18] same problem [11:00:36] what could be causing this bad connection... [11:03:19] 03(mod) MediaWiki namespace message caching seems to ignore page moves - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10536 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [11:05:19] I'm not saying that its definately a bad connection, but if previewing doesnt work, logging out then loggin back in doesnt work, it makes me think that the browser is loosing something somewhere [11:07:11] I'm not a mediawiki expert either, so I could be wrong... [11:07:31] 03aaron * r45312 10/trunk/phase3/includes/RawPage.php: (bug 11330) Improper use of WebRequest::getIntOrNull() [11:08:10] 03(FIXED) Improper use of WebRequest::getIntOrNull() - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11330 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [11:10:49] apparently the problem is i use a remote auto-authentication [11:14:24] 03(mod) Talk subpages link to main subpages even when they are turned off - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13119 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [11:14:26] 03(mod) Other Input for arraymaps - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16780 (10dasch_87) [11:17:23] 03(WONTFIX) Don't display the blank edit summary notice on talk pages - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11123 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [11:24:04] 03aaron * r45313 10/trunk/phase3/includes/DefaultSettings.php: (bug 12433) DefaultSettings.php $wgReadOnlyFile comment clarifications [11:24:52] I've got a mediawiki installation converted to postgresql, but the images aren't in the database. The rebuildImages script apparently try connecting to mysql instead of postgresql, does anybody know how hard it should be to make it connect to the right database? Version 1.12.0-2lenny1~bpo40+1 [11:24:59] 03(FIXED) DefaultSettings.php $wgReadOnlyFile comment clarifications - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12433 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [11:32:37] moin [11:33:43] bobkare, you said you converted it to postgre? was the original install on mysql? [11:34:08] 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. [11:34:14] please help with this [11:36:04] Trunks9809: it was moved from another version on another server, and yes it was originally mysql [11:36:21] Trunks9809: think i fixed it now though, using importImages instead [11:37:10] 03aaron * r45314 10/trunk/phase3/includes/ (Article.php Wiki.php diff/DifferenceEngine.php): (bug 9243) Avoid exit to make MW handle page exceptions properly [11:38:10] 03(FIXED) Avoid exit to make MW handle page exceptions properly - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9243 +comment (10JSchulz_4587) [11:38:27] HEEEEELLLLLLPPPP [11:38:56] is this known feature for iferror: {{#iferror: {{#expr: 1 * FooBarBaz }} | | no }} ? [11:39:03] ohayo5: and have you tried logging in again? [11:39:10] sure [11:39:21] ref is getting out of function [11:39:35] everything worked fine on local xampp environment [11:39:56] ohayo5: http://mwusers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9472 ? [11:39:57] broke when uploaded to ftp [11:41:52] AaronSchulz>hx i'll try that [11:41:59] *thx [11:42:33] is memcached set up? [11:42:46] is this a shared host? [11:47:39] yes AAron!! [11:47:53] free.fr [11:48:10] 03(mod) Talk subpages link to main subpages even when they are turned off - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13119 (10matthew.britton) [11:56:16] 03(FIXED) MediaWiki namespace message caching seems to ignore page moves - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10536 +comment (10matthew.britton) [12:05:59] I imported several articles from Wikipedia to my local mediawiki. I noticed an irregularity. For example, viewing http://65.27.113.148/mediawiki/index.php/Massaman_curry and comparing to Wikipedia article, you will notice formatting to appear differently on my wiki. I'm trying to find out why as the data appears to be the same when comparing the edit pages. [12:08:01] !parserfunctions | mizery [12:08:01] --mwbot-- mizery: "Parser functions" are a way to extend the wiki syntax. ParserFunctions is an extension that provides the basic set of parser functions (you have to install it separately!). For help using parser functions, please see . For details about the extension, see . [12:08:15] mizery: you need the parser function extension [12:27:30] Raymond_afk: ah, thanks! I'll check out other extensions as well. [12:36:44] ohayo5: so it's shared, is memcached set up? [12:36:58] do you have shell access to change localsettings.php? [12:37:47] Mais bon l'article n'est pas mal en lui même. [12:56:12] Oui? [12:56:43] Est-ce vous-parlez en anglais? [12:57:13] how do I do hyphenation in wiki? [13:00:27] - [13:05:26] no auto hyphenation like word processors? [13:15:03] oops sorry wrong chan @ 13:37 UTC+1 [13:20:19] Raymond_afk: hmm, I've installed Parserfunctions as well as a variety of other Parser hooks and the example page I linked above looks the same. Actually it is now accessable at http://65.27.113.148/wiki/Massaman_curry [13:22:43] !mwbot [13:22:43] --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 [13:25:15] Is anyone in here running nginx instead of apache and if so, how stable is it? [13:29:01] Stable as you want [13:31:14] 14(DUP) Support for non-ASCII characters in {{padleft:}} and {{padright :}} Magic Words - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12324 +comment (10innocentkiller) [13:31:15] 03(mod) padleft and padright do not handle multibyte characters properly - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16852 +comment (10innocentkiller) [13:38:42] !ambot | mizery [13:38:42] --mwbot-- mizery: I don't know anything about "ambot". [13:38:57] !ambox | mizery [13:38:57] --mwbot-- mizery: I don't know anything about "ambox". [13:40:13] What extension provides ambox support? [13:50:53] Is there a function that counts all pages? Statistics isn't counting all of them for some reason... [13:52:34] no it's just statistics has a different criteria for what a page is ;) [13:53:21] something like SELECT COUNT(*) FROM page; ? [13:53:51] Well, it's counting only some of the imported pages [13:54:59] SELECT COUNT(*) FROM page; gives me the same result as Special:Statistics [13:57:52] mizery: all you need is paserfunctions installed, if that [13:58:03] !paserfunctions | mizery [13:58:03] --mwbot-- mizery: I don't know anything about "paserfunctions". [13:58:10] Do you think I have editvitis if I have 9,479 edits in one week? [13:58:18] Just wondering... [13:58:24] !parserfunctions | mizery [13:58:24] --mwbot-- mizery: "Parser functions" are a way to extend the wiki syntax. ParserFunctions is an extension that provides the basic set of parser functions (you have to install it separately!). For help using parser functions, please see . For details about the extension, see . [13:59:05] p858snake: I installed the "Parser functions" extension as well as several other Parser hooks. [13:59:22] have you copied the ambox template over? [13:59:24] I'll check the configuration [13:59:38] p858snake: I have been looking for it. I am currently viewing http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Ambox [14:00:07]

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