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[00:11:49] 03(mod) Namespace Request for pl.wikisource.org - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16926 +shell (10innocentkiller) [00:14:16] 03(NEW) Misaligned radio buttons on page history - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16928 normal; normal; MediaWiki: User interface; (mikelifeguard) [00:14:43] 03(mod) Misaligned radio buttons on page history - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16928 (10mikelifeguard) [00:14:57] 03(mod) Misaligned radio buttons on page history - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16928 (10mikelifeguard) [00:15:00] 03(mod) Diffs silently fail when $wgExternalDiffEngine is set to ' wikidiff2' but extension is not installed - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16925 +comment (10innocentkiller) [00:18:03] 03(NEW) COUNT( DISTINCT cc_id) needs AS clause - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16929 trivial; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CodeReview; (danny.b) [00:25:18] 03(NEW) Link non-zero values in Comments column to #code-comments section of revision page - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16930 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CodeReview; (danny.b) [00:27:09] 03(mod) COUNT( DISTINCT cc_id) needs AS clause - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16929 (10JSchulz_4587) [00:28:24] *werdnum waves from Aspen. [00:28:38] 03(ASSIGNED) Table sorting broken by colspan/rowspan - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8028 +comment (10tcncv_nospam) [00:29:27] 03aaron * r45535 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/FlaggedRevs.hooks.php: Don't count self-reverts [00:33:16] 03(mod) COUNT( DISTINCT cc_id) needs AS clause - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16929 (10danny.b) [00:35:13] 03(mod) COUNT( DISTINCT cc_id) needs AS clause - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16929 (10JSchulz_4587) [00:35:20] 03(mod) Misaligned radio buttons on page history - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16928 +comment (10mikelifeguard) [00:35:44] 03danny_b * r45536 10/trunk/extensions/CodeReview/CodeStatusListView.php: [00:35:44] * localized status names [00:35:44] * added headline to describe which part of Code Review we are in [00:36:04] 03(mod) Bad alignment on history and contribs with long edit summaries and " justify paragraphs" on - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16928 summary (10mikelifeguard) [00:40:12] 03(NEW) Subpages ending with slashes (no parameter given) should behave like those without - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16931 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CodeReview; (danny.b) [00:42:25] AaronSchulz: whitespace killing may help but i am not sure how would it react to no space after disctinct [00:42:59] or maybe just do simple " " -> "_" replace while writing the class name [00:43:12] that should be enough for now [00:43:34] however somewhen in future the as clause would be nicer [00:44:14] if you'll play with that, consider also prefixing the classes with mwx- [00:47:08] 03(mod) Bad alignment on history and contribs with long edit summaries and " justify paragraphs" on - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16928 (10danny.b) [00:47:09] 03(mod) CSS (tracking) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12788 (10danny.b) [00:51:12] 03dale * r45537 10/trunk/extensions/MetavidWiki/skins/ (5 files in 4 dirs): basic support for inline searches in sequences [01:00:09] 03danny_b * r45538 10/trunk/extensions/CodeReview/CodeRevisionView.php: * + "jump to comments link" if there are any, so one doesn't have to scroll so much [01:12:25] 03(mod) Subpages ending with slashes (no parameter given) should behave like those without - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16931 (10danny.b) [01:18:57] 03(NEW) Better fallback for Special:Code/MediaWiki/comments/... - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16932 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CodeReview; (danny.b) [01:22:55] I just ran the install scripts [01:22:59] it still says "Copyright © 2001-2008" [01:24:56] oh noes [01:25:16] hello Simetrical [01:25:30] hello werdnum [01:25:32] one of you two care to fi that [01:25:35] fix* [01:25:43] fix what? [01:26:00] Silly copyright dates. [01:27:39] It should be 2003-2009,right? [01:27:53] 2001-2009 [01:28:29] there's bunch of them, i've just started to replace [01:28:40] yksinaisyyteni, I thought MW dated to 2003. [01:28:55] i thought it was derived from the earlier code [01:29:14] Dunno. [01:29:21] Yeah, it says 2001. [01:29:24] 03simetrical * r45539 10/trunk/phase3/ (includes/specials/SpecialVersion.php index.php): Increment years [01:29:28] *Simetrical Ctrl-X to increment number [01:29:41] TimStarling knows about MediaWiki history. [01:29:50] ctrl-x is easier to type than r9? [01:30:34] No. [01:30:37] But it's cooler. [01:30:37] Lee's phase3 rewrite was started in 2002 [01:30:51] but it's said that a lot of it was stolen from Magnus's code which started in 2001 [01:31:00] Oddly, my documentation says that Ctrl-A is increase, Ctrl-X is decrease, but it worked the opposite when I tried it. [01:31:01] Oh well. [01:31:19] that's why we date it from 2001 [01:31:31] Lee says he doesn't like PHP :( [01:31:35] don't know if there's anything left of magnus's code [01:31:43] (when I asked why he stopped) [01:31:45] Random Unix question: what does hostname (as in the output of "hostname") do? Other than being used in command prompts and maybe some file names and so on? [01:31:59] AaronSchulz, well, neither does practically any other MediaWiki dev, that's no excuse. [01:32:14] *AaronSchulz waves a little PHP flag [01:32:38] Simetrical: it's used on NFS to identify systems in filenames. it's used by MTAs to determine their own name. [01:32:43] with polkadots [01:32:50] Ew, PHP [01:32:52] Simetrical: it's useful to be able to find out what system you're logged into [01:33:00] PHP <3 :3 [01:33:06] So in particular, would it cause trouble if you had two machines with the same hostname on the same network? [01:33:24] Simetrical: not at the IP level, but you might notice some odd behaviour, and it would be very confusing [01:33:30] Simetrical: mDNS would break [01:33:34] Okay, thanks. [01:33:38] If you like PHP, you haven't used it enough. [01:33:45] hmph [01:33:50] it's like that joke [01:34:03] what would happen if you got two identical systems, except with different IP addresses [01:34:29] in each /etc/hosts, set localhost to be an alias to the other server [01:34:39] then start them up simultaneously [01:34:44] that's a joke? [01:34:52] LOL [01:35:07] AaronSchulz laughed, it must be. [01:35:07] it's a joke for a certain kind of humorless hacker [01:35:35] It's an interesting question. [01:35:36] werdnum: to be fair, I laughed at river's comment [01:35:42] I expect they'd break very fast. [01:35:49] Why? [01:36:09] Things would try to do stuff on localhost expecting it to be . . . local. [01:39:28] maybe /dev/random would have to be synchronised as well [01:40:06] Whoops. [01:41:09] 03(mod) Table sorting broken by colspan/rowspan - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8028 +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [01:44:50] 03danny_b * r45540 10/trunk/phase3/config/index.php: * 2008 -> 2009 [01:45:04] Have there ever been serious discussions about switching from PHP to something else? [01:46:35] Not really, the code is already written in PHP [01:46:45] battling PHP on a daily basis is easier than one big fat ugly switch to perl. [01:48:11] Marybelle: make a fork ;-) [01:48:41] Heh. [02:19:33] <^demon> If you wanted to remove redlinks from page output, what hook would probably be best? [02:20:27] TimStarling: when i use [[file:foo.jpg|link=media:bar.ogg]] it takes me to [[file:bar.ogg]] instead of playing that file.is that on purpose and if yes, why? [02:22:40] and that File:bar.ogg page says that there's no such file,you can upload one, but that file exists [02:35:23] 03(NEW) Media: links mishandled - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16933 normal; normal; MediaWiki: Page rendering; (danny.b) [02:43:30] 03(mod) Send a diff in email on page changes in addition to URL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4323 (10greg) [02:47:58] 03(mod) Send a diff in email on page changes in addition to URL - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4323 +comment (10danny.b) [02:48:37] 03demon * r45541 10/trunk/extensions/RemoveRedlinks/ (. RemoveRedlinks.php): Quick and dirty little extension to remove all redlinks from page output. Returns the raw link text if the page doesn't exist. [04:44:50] 03(NEW) Closed wikis are not longer marked as closed - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16934 normal; normal; MediaWiki extensions: SiteMatrix; (raimond.spekking) [04:47:13] 03raymond * r45542 10/trunk/extensions/SiteMatrix/SiteMatrix_body.php: (log message trimmed) [04:47:13] * Add a FIXME to sitematrix::isclosed() [04:47:13] # FIXME: Function does not work any longer: [04:47:13] # 2008-01-09 04:08 Tim: migrated all locked wikis from $wgReadOnly(File) to permissions-based locking, [04:47:13] # so that stewards can edit the alternate project links, and so that various MediaWiki components don't break on page view [04:47:16] # From http://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=InitialiseSettings.php: [04:47:18] # 'wgReadOnlyFile' => array( [05:11:45] 03raymond * r45543 10/trunk/phase3/languages/messages/ (6 files): Remove redundant messages as the translation does not differ from original. [05:16:56] So... any brilliant ideas as to ways to deal with a troll with a proxy? [05:18:01] block, revert, ignore [05:18:36] It's an extremely persistent troll. With a seemingly endless cache of shock site images. [05:19:07] <|X|> Yeah, keep block, revert, ignoring [05:19:13] I disabled image uploading for now but. [05:19:29] There's really not some magical proxy-defying strategy for blocking this turd? [05:19:54] <|X|> You could try blocking XFF headers [05:22:08] check if the IPs are tor, TorBlock is an extension to, oddly enough, Block Tor [05:25:23] and abusefilter [05:25:27] oh that thing is awesome [05:25:31] still in testing tho [05:26:12] I have never hated a troll as much as I hate this one. The general story: "The sysop is a girl? I'MMA GET HER." Cue disgusting imagery. [05:26:41] I'm reading up on this Tor business that I'm not nearly familiar enough with... [05:31:24] have a list of the blocked IPs? [05:32:39] I've got one easily at hand. Broken DNS, points to a French proxy. [05:32:45] slvrwhispr: that's disgusting alright [05:33:14] Most trolls go away. This one is bragging that he's going to get me to shut down my site. [05:34:59] RBI [05:35:21] or I should say http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:RBI [05:36:32] Believe me... I have been. The only acknowledgment he's gotten is that image uploading is disabled because he'd been overwriting images with shock site pics. [05:36:48] you can fix that by disabling image overwrite [05:36:52] (reupload) [05:37:15] I did that too. But he was also planting new pics in random articles. [05:38:44] could restrict upload to autoconfirmed, and require a time and edit limit for autoconfirmation [05:38:45] try the ConfirmAccount extension [05:38:55] like, 30 days, 100 edits [05:39:22] mm, yeh, confirmaccount [05:39:26] Hm. I like that idea. [05:39:58] E) all of the above ;) [05:40:09] Oh, believe me. I'mma lay it on thick. [05:40:44] I've got about a dozen tabs open now... start going through and seeing what makes sense for my site. [05:41:45] It's a fan-created wiki for a much larger website; I never imagined it would attract trolls like this. I underestimated stupidity on the internet. [05:42:42] depends on the larger website... and the dramam level... myspace, livejournal, 4chan... [05:42:46] ^drama [05:42:52] Red vs. Blue... [05:44:01] It wasn't my project to begin with. A buddy started it but didn't know anything about building websites. [05:44:11] I know only slightly more than that but work on a pretty steep curve. [05:46:52] slvrwhispr: just read through the group permissions stuff [05:47:25] I am. I need to get off my ass and upgrade (I think I'm still running 1.6) because the ISP my buddy signed up with was in the PHP stone age when I installed. [05:47:44] I've been avoiding it because I've had a backup fail before but I'm out of excuses now. [05:47:49] 1.6 O_O [05:48:00] ya, there are a bunch of security updates you are going to want [05:48:17] 03yaron * r45544 10/trunk/extensions/ReplaceText/SpecialReplaceText.php: Some code improvements per Aaron Schulz's code review [05:48:23] I know. I know. They were running PHP 4.x and I didn't have a choice. [05:48:49] 03yaron * r45545 10/trunk/extensions/ReplaceText/ (README ReplaceText.php): New version, 0.3.1 [05:49:02] It was supposed to be a fun little pet project. Now the server goes down and I have 50 people going WHERE'S MY WIKI PAGE [05:55:35] slvrwhispr: success is often more fun then failure [05:56:31] Yes. But I'll openly admit I don't know my elbow from my earlobe when it comes to getting into the nitty gritty of website maintenance. [05:56:42] I taught myself HTML when frames were the epitome of cutting edge. [05:56:49] And haven't really learned a lot since. [05:57:13] But my dear troll friend is apparently forcing me to become a quick study... [05:59:23] slvrwhispr: Tor -- install my TorBlock extension. [05:59:29] It's what we use on Wikimedia. [06:00:08] If the troll is doing pattern vandalism, you might also be interested in my AbuseFilter extension, which I'm currently working on gettng ready to deploy on Wikimedia. [06:00:51] It's not pattern... beyond uploading disgusting images and clicking random page to find somewhere to stick them. [06:01:20] Well, you might want to block new users from uploading :) [06:01:25] btw, TorBlock requires 1.12 or something [06:01:32] whatever was the highest version when I wrote it. [06:01:47] Yeah yeah. Upgrading is first on the to-do list. And then it's gonna be extension city. [06:03:56] I don't think this kid is using Tor but if he is I will laugh. Because he would be so pissed... lol. [06:04:31] Okay. I've definitely got enough to keep me busy for a while. Thanks, guys. You're champs. [06:06:04] she went away [06:06:09] I had plenty of fun more suggestions. [06:09:16] werdnum: [[Special:LockDB]]? [06:09:20] does that still exist? [06:10:16] abuse filter rule: USER_AGE < 14400 & ACTION = 'upload' [06:10:17] :) [06:10:35] well that sort of would be mean [06:11:16] meh [06:11:17] fun fun fun [06:21:12] if they had a forum they could use for the user pemissions >.> that owuld be perfect [06:21:18] *would [06:32:05] hey ^demon [06:32:10] *werdnum duly inserts demon. [06:32:25] caret demon :[ [06:33:16] circumflex! [06:33:17] <^demon> :) [06:33:19] *^demon waves [06:33:27] or the start of a string [06:33:39] *werdnum gives ^demon a caret. [06:33:44] nom nomnom [06:35:23] <^demon> Most unhelpful error {-\ [06:35:28] <^demon> *:-\ [06:36:06] <^demon> Http::request: POST http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Export/2121?history=1 [06:36:06] <^demon> Http::request: HTTP return code 0 [06:36:06] <^demon> Http::request: CURL error code 26: read function returned funny value [06:36:37] that's hillarious [06:36:51] <^demon> Getting that when trying to do interwiki imports. [06:37:05] ^demon, if only it would make a bicycle horn noise and spray you with silly string [06:37:19] <^demon> And the curl manual isn't helpful either...CURLE_READ_ERROR (26) There was a problem reading a local file or an error returned by the read callback. [06:37:54] Funny values should be funny. :) [06:38:05] <^demon> It's not HTTP timeouts. I have max_execution_time and my http timeouts set sky-high to check. [06:48:37] <^demon> This makes no sense. It works on my localhost (can import from enwiki, only 17 revisions, so it's not big). But on my remote testwiki, it fails. [06:49:35] ^demon, are you running different OSs on each? [06:50:08] (I know the Win32 version of PHP has some warts in various places) [06:50:17] <^demon> Win32 is doing ok :) [06:50:20] <^demon> CentOS is broken. [06:51:10] 03tstarling * r45546 10/branches/REL1_14/: Branching MediaWiki 1.14 from r45489 [06:51:20] hurrah [06:51:47] We should just drop the 1. :) [06:51:55] Like Emacs did [06:52:06] 03tstarling * r45547 10/branches/REL1_14/phase3/: Branching MediaWiki 1.14 from r45489 [06:52:12] krimpet: but then what will we call version 2 [06:52:45] Prodego, there will never, ever be a 2.0 at this rate [06:52:54] of course not. [06:53:04] We should have an esoteric version system [06:53:08] So drop the 1. :) [06:53:43] 03tstarling * r45548 10/branches/REL1_14/extensions/: Branching MediaWiki 1.14 from r45489 [06:54:10] werdnum: you mean like the one for tex? [06:54:18] TimStarling: yeah ) [06:54:20] :)* [06:54:24] Well, unless that ground-up re-engineering in LOLCODE becomes 2.0. [06:54:42] dropping the major version number isn't uncommon; freebsd and solaris both did that [06:54:53] and mediawiki 13.1 sounds nice [06:55:28] Knuth is certainly ambitious, saying that once he dies, version pi will freeze all bugs as features. :) [06:55:35] as long as we have that 1 [06:56:01] keep it but make it non-numeric, more of a trademark [06:56:11] <^demon> I got it :D [06:56:21] Splarka: you mean codenames, like windows? [06:56:25] 03demon * r45549 10/trunk/phase3/includes/HttpFunctions.php: (log message trimmed) [06:56:25] Fix odd edge case for POST Http::request()'s. I incidentally found this while [06:56:25] working with Special:Import. For some reason that I can't 100% nail down--works [06:56:25] fine on Win32, fails on CentOS--cURL seems to want CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS set to at [06:56:25] least an empty string, if not values. Using a workaround I found, we'll set it [06:56:27] to an empty string if we're making a POST. Since we explicitly allow setting of [06:56:29] arbitrary curlopts later, users can still override the empty string if they in [06:56:41] Tim: I mean make it a unicode symbol that looks like 1 [06:56:43] 1 I L i l | ı Ł ł Ɩ Ɨ ƚ ǀ ɨ ɩ ɫ ɭ Ι ι І і Ӏ Ꭵ Ꮮ � [06:56:45] *werdnum still votes for MediaWiki version 44.732538549269 [06:56:54] MediaWiki Millenium Edition� [06:57:11] MediaWiki 2009.1 [06:57:23] MediaWiki PENIS [06:58:29] or we could be like hp-ux and just make the numbers up (11.0, 11.11, 11.22, 11.23, 11.31) [06:58:45] We could start using prime numbers. [06:59:05] go straight from v13 to v17 [06:59:21] happy primes [06:59:32] werdnum, legally shaky, since we'll eventually get into the illegal primes... [06:59:49] <^demon> I like the primes idea :) [07:00:00] *werdnum stabs krimpet [07:00:01] 03(mod) All revisions of talk page get patrolled automatically on sighter's/sysop' s edit, instead each explicitly - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16914 (10Wiki.Melancholie) [07:01:10] We could use Unicode dingbats... ☃, ☻, ☭, etc. [07:01:36] Fibbonacci sequence? [07:01:37] *krimpet can't wait for the alpha of MediaWiki ☭. [07:01:53] MediaWiki 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, ... [07:03:18] first digit: non-primes and non-composites (will always be 1), dot, second digit: perfect numbers, dot, third digit: alternating happy primes and pi in base 9 [07:09:11] 03tstarling * r45550 10/branches/REL1_14/phase3/ (HISTORY RELEASE-NOTES includes/DefaultSettings.php): Updates for 1.14rc1. Undated at present. [07:13:43] 03(NEW) Diff highlighting wrong spaces - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16935 minor; normal; MediaWiki: History/Diffs; (coeur) [07:22:11] 03siebrand * r45551 10/branches/REL1_14/phase3/languages/messages/ (38 files): [07:22:11] * Update languages/messages/* to r45543 with the exception of English (already has update for password expiry from r45503) [07:22:11] * Revert Hebrew to r45492 to remove update for r45503. [07:24:11] 03tstarling * r45552 10/trunk/phase3/ (HISTORY RELEASE-NOTES includes/DefaultSettings.php): Updates for the new 1.15 branch. All changes after the branch point will go to 1.15 RELEASE-NOTES for now, some may be backported. [07:29:53] 03demon * r45553 10/branches/REL1_14/phase3/includes/HttpFunctions.php: Backport Http fix from r45549 to 1.14 branch. [07:31:54] 03tstarling * r45554 10/branches/REL1_14/extensions/Cite/ (Cite.i18n.php Cite_body.php citeParserTests.txt): Backport of r45499 [07:35:15] ^demon: it's unreviewed isn't it? [07:38:19] <^demon> Yes. [07:38:24] <^demon> Want me to revert, pending? [07:38:36] no, I'll review it now [07:38:42] <^demon> Alright, thanks. [07:39:32] what version of curl is it, where the problem occurs? [07:40:40] what does curl_version() return? [07:41:10] *werdnum stumbles to bed. [07:41:17] Timezones have kept me awwake for 21 hours. [07:42:18] <^demon> on my CentOS machine, v7.19.2 [07:42:28] <^demon> (the one that failed w/o postopts) [07:43:19] <^demon> And my win32 machien is 7.16.0 [07:46:14] What tag can I add to a page that will create a list of all available pages on that wiki? [07:46:39] all available pages? as in all created articles? [07:46:56] Special:AllPages ? [07:46:59] Is that transcludable? [07:47:06] Marybelle: it is [07:47:16] but only one namespace at a time, and limited in reporting length [07:47:24] Yes, all created pages...I'll try it, thank you [07:47:52] if there are too many it turns into a sublist [07:48:29] Do I need to put a symbol of some kind before that? [07:49:30] {{Special:Allpages}} [07:50:27] Ah, gotcha...thank you Splarka [07:53:05] ^demon: "Optionally, you can provide data to POST using the CURLOPT_READFUNCTION and CURLOPT_READDATA options but then you must make sure to not set CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS to anything but NULL." [07:53:25] http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/curl_easy_setopt.html [07:53:38] 04(REOPENED) Prettify permalinks - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16659 +comment (10public) [07:54:28] so if an Http::post() caller uses CURLOPT_READFUNCTION or CURLOPT_INFILE, it will screw up with the code you committed [07:55:58] <^demon> What if we set it to null, instead of '', then it's still a safe fallback. [07:56:16] it'll probably recover the error you saw originally [07:56:59] <^demon> :-\ [07:57:09] feel free to test it, but I think the best thing to do is to check if CURLOPT_READFUNCTION or CURLOPT_INFILE are present, and if they are, don't set CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS [07:57:37] otherwise, set it to an empty string [08:03:04] <^demon> How would this do? [08:03:05] <^demon> http://pastey.net/105798 [08:04:52] 03tstarling * r45555 10/trunk/phase3/includes/specials/SpecialDeletedContributions.php: USE INDEX is the option name, it's converted to MySQL-specific FORCE INDEX by the Database class. [08:05:13] what's the null for? [08:05:54] <^demon> I guess you can leave that off. [08:05:58] NULL in my quote is a C NULL, not PHP null [08:06:11] they might be the same, but you can't really tell without testing [08:06:22] the PHP curl extension might convert it to a string [08:07:18] you should test it with eval.php with CURLOPT_READFUNCTION [08:07:29] just to make sure it works [08:07:49] should only take 5 minutes [08:09:24] 03(NEW) No space anymore between icon and text - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16936 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: FlaggedRevs; (Wiki.Melancholie) [08:24:36] <^demon> Setting CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS to null or '' sets it to a PHP null. [08:27:24] so there's no problem with the original code? [08:28:26] <^demon> Shouldn't be. If there is, it's even more of an edge case than my original problem. [08:29:14] good night everyone [08:29:33] ok, that's good [08:29:51] thanks for checking [08:31:55] <^demon> No problem. [08:32:04] <^demon> And it's bedtime for me as well....3:30am now. [08:44:27] why can't there be a single abbreviation for PostgreSQL? [08:45:16] People are lazy. [08:45:19] moin [08:45:52] the init.d file is postgresql-8.3, the admin user is postgres, the command line client is called psql [08:46:15] the data directory is /var/lib/postgresql [08:48:24] and the system databases and tables use a pg_ prefix [08:49:09] 1187 : brion 39373 // Bah! [08:49:14] heh [08:50:18] When Linker.php is unhappy, everybody's unhappy. [08:51:22] *Splarka wonders if http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki?view=rev&revision=39373 is related to http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Village_pump_(technical)#Multiple_section_links_in_edit_summaries [08:51:45] not much help with the bug report of 'It used to be possible....' [08:53:06] I remember when that was possible. [08:53:10] It was a nice feature. [08:53:32] was it about 4 months ago it died? [08:54:33] I have no idea. [08:54:58] *Splarka links to that rev and has a sammich [09:17:21] Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 83886080 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 2109441 bytes) in /home/yourwiki/htdocs/html/w/includes/OutputPage.php on line 950 [09:17:30] Im trying to open special:allmessages [09:17:32] any ideas? [09:18:58] Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 83886080 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 2109441 bytes) in /home/yourwiki/htdocs/html/w/includes/OutputPage.php on line 950 [09:19:00] Im trying to open special:allmessages [09:19:02] any ideas? [09:21:26] 03(mod) wfWikiID(), bad design - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15823 +comment (10tstarling) [09:22:31] 03(mod) Can't install 1.14 with Postgres 8.3 - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16256 +comment (10tstarling) [09:25:19] Prom_cat: file a bug report titled "excessive memory usage in Special:Allmessages" [09:27:34] MW + SQLite is quite fast [09:27:51] 60-80ms per page view with no memcached [09:37:49] 03mkroetzsch * r45556 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/ (includes/SMW_DV_String.php skins/SMW_custom.css): [09:37:49] overhauled encoding/escaping for string types (including display for Type:Code) to handle markup more acurately, escaping done only when required by output [09:37:49] mode [09:46:39] 03oggk * r45557 10/trunk/cortado/src/com/fluendo/ (7 files in 2 dirs): [09:46:39] only create the overlay when needed [09:46:39] make some very long names shorter [09:47:03] 03(NEW) Windows PHP 5.2. 6 precompiled binaries and Postgresql numeric version - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16937 major; normal; MediaWiki: API; (etienne.massip) [09:54:51] 03mkroetzsch * r45558 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/includes/SMW_DV_String.php: rather use smw prefix on CSS classes to prevent clashes [09:55:19] 03mkroetzsch * r45559 10/trunk/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/skins/SMW_custom.css: Rather use smw prefix on class names to prevent clashes [10:00:33] 03(mod) Windows PHP 5.2. 6 precompiled binaries and Postgresql numeric version - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16937 +comment (10alex.emsenhuber) [10:13:46] 03ialex * r45560 10/trunk/extensions/ReplaceText/ (ReplaceText.i18n.php ReplaceText.php): Added replactetext right to $wgAvailableRights and add corresponding message [10:15:47] *Saqib Now talking in #MediaWiki [10:18:51] I was disconnected. [10:20:24] How is it possible to remove Toolbox from Sidebar, I'm using Modern skin. [10:21:29] you need to hack skins/Modern.php [10:21:49] or hide it with CSS [10:22:06] ialex: Oh Hi :), How are you doing today? [10:23:32] ialex: I've open Modern.php file, please guide me [10:23:47] Saqib1: which version? [10:24:27] I'm using latest version of MediaWiki [10:24:37] 1.13.3 [10:25:21] Saqib1: comment out line 173 [10:25:46] and then remove *TOOLBOX from MediaWiki:Sidebar [10:26:57] ialex: On line 173, I can see this: if ( !isset( $sidebar['TOOLBOX'] ) ) $sidebar['TOOLBOX'] = true; [10:27:06] Saqib1: yes [10:28:01] ialex: I'm going to remove line 173, Is it OK? [10:28:06] yes [10:28:47] ialex: Yeah, Thanks [10:30:06] ialex: Is it possible to add logo on top and change the location of Page heading from top right to text area [10:30:37] oh sorry, top left to text area [10:30:57] Saqib: yeah.. use Monobook.. ;) [10:31:42] Tubarao: I don' want to use Monobook, [10:32:03] I get a 404 error for some specific pages on my wiki. Could this be mediawiki related? [10:32:23] Taldor: Tell me which pages? [10:33:02] http://www.radakan.org/wiki/Category:tools <- doesn't work | works -> http://www.radakan.org/wiki/Category:toolsk [10:35:12] Taldor: Can't help [10:35:24] Its upto me, sorry :) [10:35:29] saqib: ok, np [10:36:03] Taldor: Can you help me Short URL? [10:37:03] Taldor: My main page is located at: http://www.tayyeb.org/mediawiki-1.13.3/index.php?title=Main_Page and I want to move it at http://www.tayyeb.org/Main_Page , [10:37:58] How would I go about adding content to the sidebar? [10:38:14] !sidebar [10:38:14] --mwbot-- To edit the navigation menu on the left, edit [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]] using its special syntax. For more details, see . [10:38:44] Saqib1: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL ? [10:39:00] navap: If you want to remove Toolbox, you can easily do it with editing monobook.php [10:39:35] Taldor: Thanks, you know something about skins editing? [10:39:59] Saqib1: very little [10:40:30] Well I've just taken modern.php and tweaked it around a bit to match the theme of the site I plan to use the wiki on. I can see how to manually add content to the sidebar using the skin.php file, but I hoped there was a friendlier way. [10:40:47] Taldor: I'm using Modern skin, and I wanna add a logo on top and change the Page heading from top left to text area [10:41:04] I don't understand what I should be doing with MediaWiki:Sidebar though. [10:41:08] Saqib1: sorry, I've no idea how to do that [10:41:23] navap: May I have your Wiki address please? [10:41:33] http://xabbu.net/wiki/ [10:41:57] navap: Be careful, not disclose on public area :) Be aware next time [10:42:11] don't^ [10:42:25] Will keep that in mind [10:42:53] Taldor: You've fantastic skin, you create it yourself? [10:42:56] Saqib1: A url is no secret [10:43:10] Currently I'm trying to get the personal toolbar into the sidebar, as I said, I've figured out how to do it manually in skin.php. [10:43:29] How could I avoid typo in mediawiki page, for known names, like Town and Country ? [10:43:34] Prom: Hey :) How are you baby? [10:43:48] should I use form extensions ?, how is this done on wikipedia ? [10:44:40] navap: Does you skin utilise MediaWiki:SideBar? [10:44:44] because its balnk atm [10:44:47] blank^ [10:45:03] proppy: Explain [10:45:07] I have taken the Modern.php skin and just changed colours and aesthetics. [10:45:22] I'm guessing Modern doesn't use MediaWiki:Sidebar? [10:45:26] oh duh [10:45:27] lol [10:45:30] k [10:45:37] http://xabbu.net/wiki/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Sidebar [10:45:41] In between [10:46:06] Below tool box add *personal tools [10:46:31] Prom_cat: we wan't to allow people to enter information sensitive to typo in pages, like Address, Town, see "Paris" in infobox for example http://ligamen.org/mediawiki/index.php/Resume:Proppy [10:46:32] lol I've been trying MusicBrainz_Wiki:Sidebar and Special:Sidebar [10:46:56] Prom_cat: I wonder if we should use a form extensions to allow people to choose from an existing list at the page creation, or if there is an alternative [10:46:59] navap: That explains allot [10:47:23] Prom_cat: I wonder how wikipedia handle this on regular pages [10:47:59] navep: So [10:48:22] navap: You using modern ski? [10:48:32] What do you mean by moving the page heading from top left to page area? [10:48:47] I'm using a customized modern skin, yes. [10:49:06] proppy: Ok im not to sure. [10:50:09] proppy: Allot of what wikipedia does is manual [10:50:23] navap: I am talking about Page heading. like Main Page or Help:Contents, In modern,its located on top left side [10:50:41] I want to change the location [10:51:10] Do you know your way around CSS? [10:51:19] yeah [10:51:19] Saqibl: either you edit the skin-files directly in PHP or you move it with CSS/JS (if needed) [10:51:42] Prom_cat: so there is a review protocol to maintain pages ? and ensure there is no typo ? [10:51:46] Ok, Now I've open modern.php file, Please guide me [10:52:52] Moving elements around on a page is not a simple task, I would recommend doing a little research on how CSS works. If you use Firefox, I would recommend http://getfirebug.com/. [10:53:17] proppy: This (content) aint my forte, One of the other guys will help you when they see this [10:53:22] I'm on IE [10:56:18] Prom_cat: thanks a lot [10:57:07] Prom: I'm looking to see you get free [10:57:09] Saqib1: I would recommend you to take your pagelayout as raw HTML/CSS/JS, edit it by hand to become how you want it and then going back to replicate it in the PHP/CSS/JS-files. [10:57:57] Tubarao: but how [10:58:18] 03(mod) Windows PHP 5.2. 6 precompiled binaries and Postgresql numeric version - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16937 (10etienne.massip) [10:59:15] Saqib1: if you don't know how to edit a HTML-file and work with CSS/JS... then I can't help you.. too much work. :) [10:59:39]

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