[00:03:10] ^demon: mediawiki is 'outside' the project, so is not iw_local [00:04:46] on a related tangent, which maintenance script actually defines the basic default install interwiki map? I see pieces of it in addwiki.php, dumpInterwiki.inc, fetchInterwiki.pl, rebuildInterwiki.inc, wiktionary-interwiki.sql, and interwiki.sql, are all kept in sync? [00:06:52] ^demon: the interwiki settings on WMF seem to be some sort of black magic, [[w:wikt:de:fr:w:en:Foo]] is a valid interwiki [00:07:23] MrZ-man: because those are all iw_local [00:07:48] why should wikt be iw_local but mw not? [00:07:54] MrZ-man: you can have a non iw_local link as the first startpoint, the requirement is that for each next link, you have the link after be local to that link [00:08:08] *MrZ-man stands by his black magic statement [00:08:10] [[m:mw:]] won't work but [[mw:m:]] will [00:08:30] *^demon throws a rock at the interwiki table [00:08:37] say foo: is local to wikia:, [[wikia:foo:]] will work because the foo: is applied there [00:08:45] Which ones are the ones that aren't easily trackable? [00:09:01] oh it gets worse, and I don't even understand it well! [00:09:03] ^demon: http://download.wikimedia.org/enwiki/20081008/enwiki-20081008-interwiki.sql.gz [00:09:27] langlinks for example, are slightly different for each project, as well as sister project links [00:09:50] langlinks are determined simply by defining an interwiki link that matches a known language from Names.php (or a custom one) [00:09:53] silly silly silly [00:10:28] <^demon> "Simple" isn't a language code :) [00:10:32] <^demon> Nor should it ever be. [00:10:57] ^(or a custom one) [00:11:35] $allNames = $wgExtraLanguageNames + $wgLanguageNames; [00:13:06] http://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/langlist 'simple', heh, 'nomcom', heh, 'tlh' doh, where did it go [00:13:34] WMF is a tribble-cabal [00:14:25] 03(mod) Non-square pixel aspect ratios are not detected properly for Ogg thumbnailing , Cortado player - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16149 +comment (10nospam) [00:14:53] http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/1426/roflbotiy4.jpg [00:21:51] When will MW 1.14 be out as stable? [00:22:23] Today or so. [00:22:28] TimStarling is doing the release today, AFAIK [00:23:37] To Roan in absentia: dude, it's code for a special page, of course it's not API-friendly. Special pages aren't in the API. [00:24:10] this might seem silly...but is there a way to make certain pages not show up in searches? [00:28:55] delete them [00:33:32] 03(mod) Support get user contributions for new accounts - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16967 +comment (10Simetrical+wikibugs) [00:37:25] 03(mod) Non-square pixel aspect ratios are not detected properly for Ogg thumbnailing , Cortado player - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16149 +comment (10mikelifeguard) [00:59:02] luna6: for google indexes you can use the no index keyword [01:19:27] hmm.. [01:19:59] [Bug 15892] New: Parser tests broken by r40209 (october 2008) [01:20:06] I wonder if there is a workaround? [01:21:28] I don't quite get the foreach. I want to sort the items in this function: http://rafb.net/p/LIGNrr13.html [01:22:47] you want to sort by something in the Title? [01:23:15] i want to sort it by title yes but can't touch the query [01:24:27] you want to sort it by title.indexTitle maybe? [01:25:01] actually the php sort would be enough [01:25:02] and you need to do that... um, before this function runs [01:25:25] because this operates on just one title ... is that correct? [01:25:36] yep i guess so :) [01:25:47] hmm, wait, indexTitle is static [01:25:59] so, sort by Title.indexTitle(your_title) [01:26:01] possibly [01:26:14] it says "in a form suitable for a search index" whatever that means :-P [01:26:26] (I'm looking in includes/Title.php) [01:26:44] then it must go in here i guess http://rafb.net/p/cQtLFf66.html [01:26:55] or you can do title.getText() [01:27:19] title.getIndexTitle... [01:27:25] try a couple and see which is best [01:27:46] probably title.getText() is the most logical to sort by... but ymmv [01:27:48] *kim__ looks [01:28:22] Ah I think you might have a problem [01:28:25] i htought sort($something); would be enough? [01:28:59] well, your problem is that on this side, all you have is some row [01:29:06] and it doesn't make a title out of it 'till the other side [01:29:07] problem? yes :) i need to sort the result list not in teh query [01:29:12] so you'll need to refactor it a little [01:29:19] i see [01:29:37] *kim__ just read the code you pasted, that's what it says [01:29:39] ^^;; [01:30:08] hmph, if you are a tad dirty [01:30:24] you could just sort by the list items [01:30:42] well sorting each row is ok without the link function [01:30:54] it is? [01:30:56] that works? [01:31:17] hmph, if so I guess it doesn't really matter *what* you sort ;-) [01:31:19] it queries page_title from the page table. [01:31:24] sure [01:31:27] anyway [01:31:41] you'll need to just load something into an array [01:31:43] sort the array [01:31:49] and then loop over it to print it. [01:32:15] in the query it orders by id. so 50 latest articles i need then to sort by title [01:32:18] (I've also tried teaching my grandma to suck eggs. so tell me to shush if I'm being too obvious :-p ) [01:32:38] lol [01:32:40] if it's by title, you might need to actually refactor the two functions [01:33:04] so as long as you have no problems with that, it's not a problem [01:33:10] i don't to look like a newbie but isn't an array, an foreah and sort enough? http://de2.php.net/sort [01:33:17] refactor out the title generating code, and share it? [01:33:26] um, yes [01:33:30] and a Title :-P [01:33:49] if what you're saying about sorting by Title is true, right? [01:34:32] yep the list in the 2nd code should be enough to simply "sort" [01:34:44] Oh okay [01:34:47] that's easy then [01:34:54] stuff that into an array, and off you go [01:35:00] just dunno how to get the foreach into it [01:35:02] it's prolly not the fastest code, nut not slow [01:35:04] eh/ [01:35:06] ? [01:35:20] no array/foreach? [01:35:30] while( $row = $dbr->fetchObject( $res ) ) [01:35:30] $wgOut->addHtml( $this->makeListItem( $row ) ); [01:35:39] hmh fast would be good. it's on main page :/ [01:35:41] we need to postpone the $wgOut [01:36:51] before this while loop: [01:37:01] list=array() [01:37:05] and in the while loop [01:37:12] while( $row = $dbr->fetchObject( $res ) ) [01:37:27] errr $list=array() before the while loop :-P [01:37:31] then in the while loop [01:37:44] i got it like that [01:37:51] $list[]=$this->makeListItem( $row ); [01:37:56] that much is logical? [01:38:01] then you sort the list [01:38:53] sort(list) [01:38:56] finally [01:38:59] errr [01:39:05] I've been doing too much python today [01:39:08] sort($list); [01:39:12] and finally [01:39:39] foreach ($list as $line) { $wgOut->addHtml($line)} [01:39:43] i'm trying :) [01:39:44] that should cover it [01:39:53] now you'll need to debug that :-P [01:40:21] since I just typed it off the top of my head at 2:40 am in the morning while working on python all day :-P [01:41:24] thanks a bunch! nothing against trial & error ;) [01:42:02] I hope you have a plan ^^;; [01:44:15] debugging is fine. at least i have code to work with. [01:54:23] i fail at unexpected T_VARIABLE in $list[]=$this->makeListItem( $row ); http://rafb.net/p/T1hGc785.html [01:55:26] Subfader, you're missing ) { at the end of the "while" line. [01:55:37] Also, your indentation there is weird, you should fix it up. [01:55:44] Er, wait. [01:55:51] That trailing ) also needs to be a }. [01:55:56] Basic syntax issues here. [01:55:59] yeah [01:56:06] and the only thing in the while loop [01:56:15] needs to be list[]= ... [01:56:23] (basic structure issues ;-) ) [01:56:58] and ... $wgOut->addHtml($line); <- needs this here semicolon [01:57:04] told ya i learn via trial & error. i know basic php questions are off topic here though :/ [01:57:14] meh [01:57:21] live and learn :-) [01:57:24] *kim__ waves to Simetrical [01:57:58] you'd probably find reading the first few manual chapters more efficient [02:00:37] you mean mediawiki manuals? they already require php knowledge that's why they scare me. [02:00:44] Subfader, I'm glad you're learning. :-) [02:00:50] Subfader, I think he means the php manual? [02:01:08] (http://www.php.net/docs.php) [02:01:41] yes, the PHP manual [02:02:19] Is there anyway to delete a user with an unacceptable username, or is the only option to block them? [02:02:38] or like, find a tutorial or do a course. and practice a lot (and have fun ;) ) [02:02:40] you can rename them [02:03:14] hmm how do I do that? [02:04:08] with the Renameuser extension [02:05:04] oh btw, before I go, just to stay in ye olde tradition. I found the solution to my parserTest problem (it was crashing while dealing with mysql) , the bugzilla says I need to set private $useTemporaryTables=false in parserTest.inc , and that makes it work [02:05:07] cool thanks, btw I found a bug in the importImages.php maintenance script you told me how to use yesterday [02:05:10] reported it in bugzilla [02:06:11] One last question. there are > 300 extensions. How many of those extensions would you estimate can be installed simply by copying the extension into extensions/ and adding a require_once in LocalSettings.php? [02:06:32] *kim__ was guessing maybe 90%, but maybe I'm too optimistic [02:06:42] TimStarling, we all love you, btw.. is it today for 1.14 ? :) [02:06:54] kim__: quite a lot, but it doesn't sound like a good idea [02:07:00] mm, off topic technical support mode on...? I want to make a 1 gallon 1 ton hand-powered fruit press. What is the minimum size threaded rod should I use for 316L stainless, and what max length handles can I use to insure non-breakage thereof? [02:07:14] got it. thanks & sorry for your time. coding is just not the main work for my wiki. i prefer input. but sometimes i like to adjust things to my needs :) [02:07:47] TimStarling, I have some ideas why you might say that, but maybe you know something I don't: Why does it sound like a bad idea to you? [02:07:52] Splarka: three [02:08:17] ahh right, I forgot to carry the cubed root of pi [02:09:31] o.O [02:10:20] *kim__ was thinking of adding an "I'm feeling lucky" install option (which promises to break your wiki 10% of the time ;-) ) [02:10:21] What does that even mean? [02:11:01] ST47: the cubed root of pi is um... pi squared? [02:11:10] *kim__ looks puzzeled [02:11:38] oh, no, wait... I'm reading wrong. [02:11:51] pi^-3 ? [02:11:56] yah. [02:12:54] *kim__ looks at TimStarling , still curious for an answer [02:13:09] wikipeida is down. [02:13:11] (maybe tim got busy) [02:13:35] en.wikipedia wfm? [02:13:42] yep [02:13:51] because some of those extensions will have an odd effect on the wiki when installed [02:14:02] check out the http.conf file [02:14:06] some of them have security vulnerabilities, some of them are half-written and are totally broken [02:14:17] some might conflict with other extensions as well? [02:14:45] (though they didn't ask "how many at once"...) [02:14:55] TimStarling. Well, INCLUDING those scripts... what percentage do you think? [02:15:15] mark_____: http://wikipeida.org/ ? [02:15:20] (my mission today is to find as many of those broken scripts as possible :-) ) [02:15:25] works for me, parked domain [02:15:47] (well... not today today... but, for the forseeable future) [02:16:30] # Related Searches: Wikipedia | Wikikpedia | Wikipeida [02:16:48] so I was worried about having to write separate scripts for each extension [02:20:25] Splarka, well, there are 354 extensions, so you have a matrix of 354*354 = 125316 possible single interactions [02:21:05] oof, assuming 10 seconds per interaction, that'd take 14 days to run [02:21:18] TimStarling [02:21:29] whats the status of www.wikimania.org? [02:21:54] I don't do domains [02:21:58] *kim__ scratches head. I *could* set a computer up to do that. [02:22:06] (not right now though) [02:22:41] and then test every possible feature of both extensions for in(ter)fractions [02:22:44] checking if each extension works might take an hour or so. Sounds like a cron-job to me [02:23:14] though you could narrow it to just ones that use similar hooks, register similar tags, create similar temporary tables, etc.. [02:23:20] Splarka, probably you won't know that something is potentially problematic until you actually run into it [02:23:26] Splarka, hence, regression-testing ;-) [02:23:54] Splarka, I'd have to find that out programmatically. That'd be an extra challgenge-level [02:24:23] Splarka, however, doing tests on some limited set of common extensions for instance is not a big deal, if you already have an automated installed for them O:-) [02:24:31] automated installer [02:24:55] and the parserTests cover a pretty large swath of what's possible already, it looks like [02:25:25] so that's roughly where I'm at now, I guess [02:25:51] Argh [02:25:54] process isn't 100% automated yet [02:25:59] *kirjain_X hates not having a real test wiki [02:26:16] as opposed to a fake test wiki? [02:27:03] MrZ-man, MAMP [02:27:20] Microsoft Apache Mysql PHP? [02:27:21] ;-) [02:27:30] Mac Apache MySQL PHP [02:27:31] what's wrong with it? [02:27:37] mac++ [02:27:41] MrZ-man, no command line access [02:27:50] kirjain_X, Mac OS X ? [02:27:52] No maintenance scripts, and no MySQL [02:27:55] kim__, yes [02:28:00] kirjain_X, terminal? [02:28:08] so install MySQL? [02:28:17] MrZ-man, for some reason, it doesn't like me computer [02:28:20] or install them all separately [02:28:29] I keep pressing "start", and it never started [02:28:31] Mac OS X SO has a command line :-) [02:28:42] kirjain_X, so run it from the command line? [02:28:47] kirjain_X, are you sure it never started? [02:28:59] kim__, yes [02:29:21] kirjain_X, mysql runs as a daemon, you wouldn't nescessarily see anything (but maybe I'm teaching my grandma to suck eggs again) [02:29:32] kim__, there is a preference pane [02:29:39] It always said "not running" [02:29:43] sure [02:29:44] I started with XAMPP for Windows, but I've upgraded or reinstalled everything at least once, the only thing really left from the original install is the directory names [02:30:03] *kim__ just uses gentoo or ubuntu or debian... or what have you [02:30:11] (one ancient hacked up SuSE box too ;-) ) [02:30:33] kirjain_X, you could try running mysql from the command line, maybe you can get more info from there? [02:30:48] kirjain_X, mac os x terminal has bash and everything ;-) [02:30:50] -bash: mysql: command not found [02:31:07] kirjain_X, oh....kay... that could be interesting [02:31:20] kirjain_X, that might explain a thing or two? ;-) [02:34:51] *kirjain_X tries reinstalling [02:35:46] or possibly it's being installed in some odd way [02:36:18] specific to os x, or something. (I never actually ran mysql on os x, come to think of it, so no idea here ^^;;) [02:37:00] try [02:37:01] mysqld [02:38:44] I'm off to get some vitamine z [02:38:45] ttyl! [02:46:43] Well, now it works [02:46:44] ERROR 2005 (HY000): Unknown MySQL server host 'sql' (1) [02:59:16] I was hoping to get pushed in the right direction -- I have a primary wiki that is fairly stable, but, i want to do some drastic changes to it in the near future, so, I created a test wiki and I copied over large swaths of information (hundreds of pages). I was wondering if there is a way to point to the images from the originating server, so I don't have to have to copy those over to my test wiki. [02:59:53] RemoteFile something or other [03:00:54] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgForeignFileRepos [03:00:56] might work [03:01:12] OverlordQ: cool, thanks -- I'll start down that path. [03:12:05] 03mrzman * r46828 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/parserTests.txt: update parserTests.txt per change to red-link-title message in r46663 [03:16:39] 25 previously failing test(s) now PASSING! :) [03:16:41] whee [03:19:06] !bug 8249 [03:19:06] --mwbot-- https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8249 [04:39:38] 03aaron * r46829 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/specialpages/RatingHistory_body.php: [04:39:38] * Show averages on tables [04:39:38] * Show legend only as needed [05:02:01] 03aaron * r46830 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Tweak average display [05:09:01] TimStarling: http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Spezial:Neue_Seiten&hidepatrolled=1 [05:09:07] now isn't that beautiful? [05:09:47] well, http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Spezial:Neue_Seiten&hidepatrolled=1&limit=100 [05:16:19] 03(mod) Moving edits incomplete and stalled after renaming a user on enwiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17313 (10oliver) [05:19:18] What is the {{../foo}} trick? [05:20:18] Never mind. [05:46:08] good morning everyone [05:46:38] 03aaron * r46831 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/maintenance/updateLinks.inc: Kill redundant protection rows [05:46:51] can you pls suggest what is the simplest way to announce something in mediawiki? [05:47:39] one of our server is down and I want to make an announcement in this regards which will appear at the top of every page [05:47:48] $wgSiteNotice [05:47:59] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgSiteNotice [05:48:24] 03aaron * r46832 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/maintenance/updateLinks.inc: message typo [06:02:25] silly question, is the "you've got mail" notification a flag stored in the user_options blob or is it somewhere completely different? [06:05:21] we don't do mail, do you mean new messages? [06:05:28] yea [06:05:39] it's stored in the user_newtalk table [06:05:57] oops, completely missed that table :-/ [06:08:49] hello TimStarling [06:09:24] Brion says I should code some performance improvements while he's away (or anything else that interests me) [06:09:53] Are there any particular projects that might be good at improving performance? [06:10:56] (along the lines of that Cite caching project, I guess) [06:11:28] do you know C? [06:11:50] Not as well as I know PHP, but I've done a few projects in it. [06:12:21] I guess I knew that already [06:12:44] Why, what did you have in mind? [06:13:04] probably nothing that can be done before brion gets back [06:13:11] maybe you should have a look at the message cache [06:13:40] that can be improved in pure PHP [06:13:41] What about it in particular? The most I know about that is that wfLoadExtensionMessages() and wfMsg(). [06:13:55] *werdnum doesn't mind covering new code, though. [06:15:38] mmm, interesting to see Preprocessor_DOM::preprocessToObj() using 6% [06:16:51] you know I was saying it's cacheable? [06:17:22] You think I should cache it based on a hash of the input? [06:18:36] yeah, you could do [06:18:50] md5($text) and $flags [06:19:02] both need to be in the cache key [06:19:26] Doesn't sound awfully difficult. I wonder what our hit rate would be, though? [06:19:52] is there something like {{Page_Last_Modified_By}}? [06:19:55] probably pretty high [06:20:04] Presumably the main redundancy in preprocessing input is the same page being re-rendered for different users, and when it's purged, right? [06:20:32] Asish: as in last user to edit the page? [06:20:39] yes, but the hotspots will be templates, not pages [06:21:00] ohh, of course. [06:21:15] I wouldn't be surprised if you cut an order of magnitude off that 4.5% makexml figure [06:21:54] 03aaron * r46833 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/language/ValidationStatistics.i18n.php: Typo [06:22:16] yes, that makes sense considering the use of templates. [06:22:21] hey all, i edited my.ini, to add the line ft_min_word_len=2 [06:22:28] and unlike the cite cache, it would not have any syntactic effect [06:22:35] so it wouldn't break the site [06:22:38] now, when i try search i get this error: "". MySQL returned error "145: Table '.\wikidb\searchindex' is marked as crashed and should be repaired (localhost)". [06:22:53] TimStarling: hey, I fixed that on svn :) [06:23:02] I don't think you did [06:23:30] OverlordQ: yes [06:23:37] I said from the start, it's good as an emergency optimisation measure only [06:23:37] hmm [06:23:54] I fixed the "breaking the site" problem, not the syntactic side-effects. [06:24:06] well, by breaking I mean backwards compatibility [06:24:09] Asish: afaik no, since it's easy to just check the history tab [06:24:46] *werdnum shrugs. [06:25:07] Anyway, maybe the cite cache won't be necessary if we cache at the preprocessor -- is that what you're hoping? [06:25:49] no... the cite cache will have a larger impact on execution time [06:26:21] but it really will break things [06:26:38] you probably didn't even think about templatelinks/pagelinks invalidation, right? [06:26:54] what about the user rendering hash, did you put that in there? [06:28:17] at http://wiki.123g.info/index.php?title=Special:AllMessages&ot=php I found this .. [06:28:29] The last edit to the page was by [[User:$3|$3]] ([[User talk:$3|Talk]] [06:28:30] I did think about templatelinks/pagelinks invalidation, but Brion and I discussed it and figured that it was worth the compromise. [06:28:45] while the site is going down every monday, yes [06:28:53] once we get new servers, it's not [06:28:55] I thought about putting the user rendering hash in, but then I forgot about it and I didn't end up putting it in. [06:29:05] 03aaron * r46834 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/specialpages/RatingHistory_body.php: $pts counter fix [06:29:39] when I put [[User:$3|$3]] in the page it shows $3 :( [06:29:54] OverlordQ: any wayouts? [06:30:03] caching is always very complicated [06:30:12] if you cache without proper invalidation, you cause bugs [06:30:17] never mind guys, the #mysql people are helping [06:30:18] :) [06:30:30] the programmer might not see it as a bug, but the user sees it that way [06:30:38] Asish: that's a display message, used to format the messages that mediawiki outputs [06:30:50] if the user sees things that don't update when they expect, they see it as a bug [06:31:00] Right. [06:31:36] the only way to write bug-free caching code is to have a very clear idea of what the inputs are to a function and how they affect the outputs [06:31:57] preferably by designing the function to be cache friendly from the start [06:32:22] it just so happens that's what I did for preprocessToObj(), so it shouldn't cause you much trouble [06:32:35] Good thinking :) [06:33:06] and thanks, I'll start thinking about it that way when I work on caching code. [06:33:47] the other side of the preprocessor, expand(), is not only more expensive than preprocessToObj(), it's also very cache-unfriendly [06:34:14] that's why I think it's a good candidate for porting to C [06:34:35] *atglenn perks up [06:36:27] it's on my todo list, at priority #8 [06:36:50] which is a long way down [06:37:29] and since new things keep getting added at the top, it could be years before I get to it [06:37:39] *werdnum is pleased to be getting onto other stuff -- his todo list was getting a bit short with AbuseFilter being the main occupation for the last few weeks. [06:38:08] Speaking of the Abuse Filter, I hear review of that's been pushed up onto the top. [06:38:48] yes, in theory [06:39:03] but I really should release 1.14 before 1.15 is ready to release [06:39:22] Heh, yeah. [06:39:41] but it turns out the installer is full of XSS vulnerabilities which makes releasing a bit more complicated [06:39:43] In either case, Abuse Filter can't go live until after a full code update on Wikimedia. [06:39:54] Ouch -- really? [06:40:20] Notice: Undefined index: in C:\Server\Apache2\htdocs\MW_trunk\includes\StringUtils.php on line 240
[06:40:23] *AaronSchulz sighs [06:40:42] yes really, it's pretty obvious once you start reviewing the code [06:40:54] maybe there was an idea that XSS in the installer doesn't matter [06:40:57] but it certainly does [06:41:25] 03aaron * r46835 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/specialpages/ (RatingHistory_body.php ReaderFeedback_body.php): Visually avoid cache/slave lag for rating table on review [06:42:01] It certainly matters less than in the actual product -- but I guess an unconfigured MediaWiki instance could be used as a 'stepping stone' for cookie-stealing and such for other apps on the same site. [06:42:07] Is that the reasoning? [06:42:11] yes [06:43:42] AaronSchulz: Is that me? [06:43:57] 14(WFM) Chinese(zh) wikipedia, entrr and search bug - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15813 +comment (10jeluf) [07:19:27] any fine folks could offer pointers on trying to install these extensions - https://svn.wikia-code.com/wikia/trunk/extensions/3rdparty/Vote-Mag/ [07:19:46] 03siebrand * r46836 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/language/RatingHistory.i18n.php: ave -> avg. [07:28:03] wtf is "ave" ? [07:28:29] AVErage? [07:29:57] and why does it have to be so short? [07:37:50] Nikerabbit: http://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=User_talk:FuzzyBot&diff=prev&oldid=1046547 [07:39:16] Nikerabbit: and where do all those strict warnings come from in "php /var/www/w/maintenance/runJobs.php"? [07:40:16] why are you running it manually? [07:43:31] TimStarling: is FakeTitle supposed to be keep uptodate wrt Title.php? [07:43:54] does anything use it? I thought it was obsolete [07:44:22] TimStarling: it seems to pop up in maintenance scripts [07:45:10] I don't think we even support 5.0.x anymore [07:46:03] uh wtf: maintenance/runJobs.php explicitly includes FakeTitle.php [07:46:08] should that be removed? [07:47:36] yes [07:47:47] 03werdna * r46837 10/trunk/phase3/includes/User.php: Add missing mCoreRight 'writeapi' to User.php [07:48:20] *werdnum makes a more jargonny commit message. [07:50:33] also in showJobs: [07:50:33] ./maintenance/showJobs.php:require_once( "$IP/includes/FakeTitle.php" ); [07:50:34] ./maintenance/showJobs.php:$wgTitle = new FakeTitle; [07:52:20] 03werdna * r46838 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Title.php: Avoid E_NOTICE for wikis that give no rights to anonymous users. [08:05:24] okay, so I never understood this really.. http://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikey_G_CD_CD [08:05:40] people go to a test wiki, or parody wiki, and advertise their lame-ass music... [08:05:53] I used to delete 50 of these a day on Uncyclopedia [08:13:58] 03nikerabbit * r46839 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/ (runJobs.php showJobs.php): * Remove unneeded includes [08:15:43] werdnum: why empty and not isset? [08:19:25] Nikerabbit: Why isset and not empty? [08:19:34] It can be 'set', but to false :) [08:20:00] dunno [08:20:18] werdnum: it seems to do too many things [08:20:39] so it's either isset( $wgGroupPermissions['*'] ) && $wgGroupPermissions['*'] or !empty( $wgGroupPermissions['*'] ) [08:20:44] and my typing sux :_) [08:30:00] I've problem with images, Error creating thumbnail: [08:30:13] thumbnails are not creating... [08:31:08] !thumbnail [08:31:08] --mwbot-- For information on configuring thumbnailing on MediaWiki, please refer to . [08:33:47] meh, trying to get a shared user db auth plugin to work and i'm reimplementing like half the User code lol :( [08:33:58] ???? [08:34:12] anybody who can help me with thumbnailing images? [08:36:50] is it possible to disable link, when click on image ?? [08:38:59] Hi, Is there any way to disable all Common.js & Common.css Settings? [08:39:05] Welcome Khalid [08:39:12] :-) [08:39:18] delete them [08:39:50] Mediawiki:Common.js & Mediawiki:Common.css? [08:40:05] easy way is to delete them [08:40:14] i mean by content [08:40:28] What about other users? [08:41:17] yeah, if you delete the content, it will affect whole wiki [08:41:18]