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[00:00:08] 03(mod) hyphen-minus is unreadable - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16213 (10siebrand) [00:02:46] 03(mod) API returns 'WrongPass' despite correct password, perhaps login throttling - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17512 (10cbm) [00:29:08] 03(mod) Enable forceeditsummary for dewiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17453 (10SeptembermorgenWP) [00:29:09] 03(NEW) Enable forceeditsummary for de in namespaces main, template and file - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17513 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (SeptembermorgenWP) [00:55:08] 03(mod) API returns 'WrongPass' despite correct password, perhaps login throttling - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17512 +comment (10c.stafford) [01:04:59] 03(NEW) Saving searches resulting in errors - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17514 trivial; normal; Wikimedia: Bugzilla; (p858snake) [01:09:15] 03(mod) New 404 error page - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17316 +comment (10soxred93) [01:13:37] is there api way to "resolve" a redirect page into the page to get where it redirects? or do i have to get the page, parse it, and where it goes manually? [01:14:09] uberfuzzy: lemme check [01:15:14] i found the bit in prop=info to know that the page is a redirect [01:16:12] action=query&prop=redirects [01:16:36] or, maybe not [01:16:43] oh [01:17:35] action=query&prop=info&redirects [01:17:40] uberfuzzy: try that? [01:19:00] the &redirects resolves redirects until it gets to the base page [01:21:16] oh perfect [01:23:11] hmm, i wonder if thats documented anywhere, thats pretty useful [01:24:09] it is... [01:24:16] just go to api.php without any params [01:25:00] then there's always http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API [01:25:31] the only place i found it anywhere on api.php was in an prop=langlinks example [01:25:55] it's in the action=query description [01:26:27] oh, so it is, my bad [01:29:41] *kirjain_X wonders why Extension:AbuseFilter is not indexed on google [01:29:47] Extension:AbuseFilter/RulesFormat is, though [01:29:51] *werdnum shrugs. [01:31:26] why is nofollow used on external links? [01:31:39] Spammers [01:32:33] ah [01:37:24] OK, I am getting this 'wrongpass' error as we speak [01:37:29] is there any way I can debug it? [01:38:17] hmm. I tried beating on it, and it switched to a 'throttled' message, but with a wait time of 300 seconds [01:38:27] is 300 the default initial thottle delay? [01:50:21] 03(mod) API returns 'WrongPass' despite correct password, perhaps login throttling - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17512 (10cbm) [02:00:25] 03(NEW) Sorting this table doesn't work - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17515 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki: Page rendering; (kernel) [02:05:16] carl-m, be patient, Roan will probably deal with it when he sees it. [02:05:22] He usually responds to bugs promptly, AFAIK. [02:10:56] Simetrical: I'm fine, and I know Roan is very fast [02:11:08] this one is wierd because I really have no idea what's causing it, or how to debug it [02:12:01] carl-m, looked in the source code? [02:12:39] I remember looking at it the last time something was odd with throttling, but I don't remember anything that could cause this. I haven't looked at it to see what's changed since then [02:14:02] of course I only notice this sort of bug when I am in the middle of doing other things [02:24:04] 03(NEW) Transwiki import interwiki setup on Korean Wikiquote - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17516 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (kwj2772) [02:36:51] A file got uploaded with two sets of two consecutive apostrophes in the filename. Is it possible to freelink to it without it being interpreted as markup? [02:49:56] figured it out.. Substitute %27 for at least one of those consecutive apostrophes. [03:48:18] hello [03:56:32] Is there a simple way to change the message returned by wfMsg? I am writing an AuthPlugin, but I cannot see a way to return a customized message if $wgAuth->authenticate fails, so I want to override wfMsg( 'wrongpassword' ). [03:57:06] MediaWiki:wrongpassword [03:57:07] on the wiki [03:57:23] ( I can't call $this->mainLoginForm( custommessage ) since I'm not in the LoginForm object ) [03:57:49] GreenReaper: you don't need to modify any code [03:57:52] That doesn't solve the problem, because I only want to change it in the case that it fails when my AuthPlugin fails, not if they get the password wrong. [03:58:39] This would only affect the situation where the user is using the authplugin to transparently create a new account, not where they were logging in to an account that already existed on the wiki. [03:58:52] In the latter case, I wouldn't want wrongpasword changed. [03:59:08] then why use wrongpassword? can you just use your own message? [03:59:09] That's why I was looking to change it dynamically. [03:59:21] Not really possible, unless you want to change our AuthPlugin integration system [03:59:24] I can't use my own message because I am not in the LoginForm code, but in my own AuthPlugin code. [03:59:24] feel free to provide a patch [03:59:31] we DO need that ability [03:59:55] Well, I'm trying to get http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MediaWikiAuth in a workable state. [04:00:28] not sure I'm quite up to hacking the MW main codebase - which is why I was hoping for a more sneaky option that just altered the message for that page load. [04:00:40] That's a horrible hack solution [04:00:48] and shouldn't be done, as we should come up with a better one. [04:02:20] Perhaps pass a reference variable to the authenticate function which is used to provide a message if the return value is false? The issue I foresee is that it dosen't use that directly, but returns self::WRONG_PLUGIN_PASS to the calling function. [04:02:39] Maybe that switch case in processLogin() could be altered to try and call a function in $wgAuth [04:03:11] getFailureReason or something. Though I don't really like the idea of having to carry that as state between calls, seems an incorrect solution. [04:03:27] That's what we do usually, yes (pass a ref variable) [04:05:50] Hmm. But then we break the AuthPlugin API since authenticate() now has an extra parameter. [04:06:07] That's okay, providing an extra parameter doesn't even give a warning in PHP [04:06:23] That's pretty crazy, but OK. [04:06:27] *GreenReaper is not a PHP expert. :-) [04:10:45] It appears to here. [04:11:29] Warning: Missing argument 3 for MediaWikiAuthPlugin::authenticate(), called in .../SpecialUserlogin.php on line 503 and defined in .../extensions/MediaWikiAuth/MediaWikiAuth.php on line 36 [04:11:49] <^demon> GreenReaper: Give it a default of = '' [04:11:52] OK. [04:12:00] <^demon> ( $par1, $par2, $par3 = '' ) [04:12:15] <^demon> or null, or some other safe value. [04:12:49] I think null, because I use isset to use a default unknown error message. [04:12:52] 03nad * r47304 10/trunk/extensions/RecordAdmin/RecordAdmin_body.php: rv that last change broke it [04:13:06] *Splarka prods GreenReaper with a breadstick [04:13:16] Ow. [04:13:40] Hi Splarka. I'm just trying to subvert the Man. How's you? [04:15:31] sokay, I went above the Man and am training pidgeons to roost over his Porshe [04:18:39] GreenReaper: do $par3 = null, then if( !$par3 ) { (default) } [04:31:19] Well hey, it works. I do get a PHP notice if I then take the third parameter out of the AuthPlugin (which is what existing AuthPlugins will have); is there a way marking a variable as optional for the calee, rather than the caller? [04:33:48] 03demon * r47305 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/Exception.php): (bug 17506) Respect $wgShowExceptionDetails when handling exceptions within exceptions. Based on patch by David Tabachnikov and Romi Romano5. [04:33:50] Oh, duh, I can just do exactly the same thing. :-) [04:33:52] http://www.fianceexposed.com/index.php?c=viral&m=index&id=45825be0be2d239d6fbf079749ee64f8 [04:33:53] <^demon> GreenReaper: Where you defined the function, use = null? [04:33:58] Right. [04:34:06] <^demon> function something( $par, $par2, $par3 = null ) { [04:34:19] I've been using NULL, is null preferred? [04:34:36] 03(FIXED) Exceptions inside Exception ignore $wgShowExceptionDetails - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17506 +comment (10innocentkiller) [04:34:37] <^demon> Doesn't matter. [04:41:48] Didn't work as expected since it was looking for an object to give a reference to (I'm guessing), but I did $errormsg = null on the line before and then used $errormsg in the call and it worked OK. [04:50:42] 03tstarling * r47306 10/trunk/phase3/maintenance/runJobs.php: Better logging in runJobs.php. Committing for test on server. [05:02:02] 03(NEW) Configuration files should have versioning system - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17517 15enhancement; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (public) [06:10:58] I'm trying to use the MediaWiki::Bot perl module from CPAN, and it appears to be hanging on login. I'm trying to connect to a sysop account on my own wiki. [06:12:01] Any suggestions on things to check? [06:12:41] any error messages? api enabled? [06:13:33] API is enabled; Another user has a bot set up using an account in the Bots group. [06:13:44] Hm. [06:13:48] Looks like it timed out. [06:13:56] Use of uninitialized value in string eq at /usr/share/perl5/MediaWiki/Bot.pm line 226. [06:13:56] Unable to login at ./implesearchbot.pl line 20. [06:15:32] can't remember offhand if MWB inherits from LWP or not, so any proxy enviroment variables set/notset? [06:16:05] No environment variables set for this. It's running on server localhost. [06:16:57] checking errstr? [06:17:19] errstr? [06:17:36] ah. [06:20:25] I looked into the error, though, and it suggests that the expression $res->{login}->{result} returns an uninitialized value. [06:21:24] only thing I can suggest then is perl -d [06:41:15] 14(DUP) Enable forceeditsummary for de in namespaces main, template and file - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17513 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [06:41:17] 03(mod) Enable forceeditsummary for dewiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17453 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [06:41:19] OverlordQ: Looks like the server is returning a Content-Type: of application/json, and HTTP::Message doesn't know what that is. [06:43:27] 03aaron * r47307 10/trunk/extensions/FlaggedRevs/language/ValidationStatistics.i18n.php: Clarify message [07:03:34] 03tstarling * r47308 10/trunk/phase3/languages/Names.php: Fixed grc comment text [08:11:54] 03tstarling * r47309 10/trunk/phase3/includes/Article.php: [08:11:54] Fix the cascade protection templatelinks update routine, which apparently has been broken since it was introduced, causing it to flood the job queue with refreshLinks job on every parser cache miss: [08:11:54] * Fixed incorrect interpretation of the result of $parserOutput->getTemplates() which led to the array_diff() always being non-empty [08:11:55] * No need to check for $db->select()===false, it throws an exception in that case [08:11:57] * Do a non-recursive update, no need to update links for other pages on a page view [08:12:32] Does anyone know a good place to get premade mod templates [08:14:40] hi [08:14:44] hi [08:15:26] I want to set up mediawiki with lighttpd on gentoo. But when I emerge it, this happens http://friendpaste.com/6DuOKGnpi3g5YEFd2SbBEb [08:16:16] Wow [08:16:24] Why not just do it from source? [08:16:36] because I thought using the package manager would be easier? [08:17:06] they are never easier when it comes to server optins like mediawiki [08:24:07] hm, quick steps just say point your browser to the index.php file. But... I probably need to set up php to be interpreted first, right? Probably set up fastcgi somehow... [08:27:01] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Running_MediaWiki_on_Gentoo_Linux [08:27:40] Complete walkthrough, Just when you get to the part of "Get MediaWiki", Just do the source [08:27:53] TBhm It is very simple. [08:29:06] not using apache [08:29:45] I heard this can use sqlite instead of mysql -- is that true? [08:33:40] so much stuff [08:37:11] mysql is Best in my opnion [08:37:44] There is a way to do it with lighty, just google around. [08:51:55] 03raymond * r47310 10/trunk/phase3/ (4 files in 4 dirs): [08:51:55] Cleanup image description page a bit: [08:51:55] * Remove the link to Special:FileDuplicateSearch from the "file history" section [08:51:55] of image description pages as the list of duplicated files is shown in the [08:51:55] next section anyway. [08:51:59] * Add the link to Special:FileDuplicateSearch to the message 'duplicatesoffile' [09:01:09] 03(WONTFIX) Implementing "bigger" and "smaller" parameters for images will allow flexibility without overruling default thumb size preferences. - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15054 +comment (10raimond.spekking) [09:05:16] can someone confirm the following bug or was i just having a "special" day with the interwebs [09:05:17] !b 17514 [09:05:17] --mwbot-- https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17514 [09:05:52] moin [09:13:21] p858snake: that really probably can't be fixed [09:42:04] * Note: this entire file is a byte-for-byte copy of UserArray.php with [09:42:04] * s/User/Title/. If anyone can figure out how to do this nicely with inheri- [09:42:04] * tance or something, please do so. [09:42:12] yeah, go mediawiki [09:45:09] Hello all [09:46:25] i installed the Genshi code highlighter and it doesnt work well, when i use line it fails (it just makes dots) and what ever in the source tags doesnt get the cube around it [09:46:33] any one have any idea how to fix it? [09:55:50] or to be more acurate how can i make the source tag use the pre tag without overriding the source tag [09:57:27] <[AMB]Tolsome> hello, I have a big problem. Hackattack on my wiki: http://tolsome.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?title=Bondomere_Shipyards_S.A. [09:58:18] At least they documented their duplication. Otherwise it would just be annoying. [09:58:32] <[AMB]Tolsome> When I go to this site or when I want edit, delete, etc. I always come to trojaner and other stupid sites. [09:58:47] <[AMB]Tolsome> what must I do? [10:07:14] what else have you got installed on that server? [10:07:39] <[AMB]Tolsome> WoltabBurningBoard [10:07:42] <[AMB]Tolsome> 3 [10:07:46] <[AMB]Tolsome> 3.05 [10:08:35] <[AMB]Tolsome> and two MediaWikis [10:08:48] <[AMB]Tolsome> and one have this problem [10:09:04] 03catrope * r47311 10/trunk/extensions/ParserFunctions/Expr.php: ParserFunctions: Fix undefined variable warnings introduced in r47205 [10:11:50] <[AMB]Tolsome> can anyone help me? [10:11:56] <[AMB]Tolsome> please ^^ [10:15:27] 03catrope * r47312 10/trunk/extensions/RecordAdmin/RecordAdmin_body.php: RecordAdmin: Revert r47304 ("rv last commit that broke it"): changed tabs to spaces throughout the file and did not mention what was being reverted or how what broke [10:17:04] sorry, but have no one any solution? [10:26:52] 03(mod) wpSpamRegex entry for large image tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15063 (10Platonides) [10:28:08] 03(mod) wpSpamRegex entry for large image tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15063 +shell (10Platonides) [10:35:39] 03(mod) wpSpamRegex entry for large image tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15063 (10siebrand) [10:38:49] 03(mod) wpSpamRegex entry for large image tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15063 (10siebrand) [11:04:36] 03(mod) API returns 'WrongPass' despite correct password, perhaps login throttling - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17512 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [11:21:26] 03catrope * r47313 10/trunk/phase3/ (RELEASE-NOTES includes/api/ApiQuerySiteinfo.php): API: (bug 17502) meta=siteinfo&siprop=namespacealiases no longer lists namespace aliases already listed in siprop=namespaces [11:24:26] CrushKingX: enclose="pre" ? [11:29:53] 03(FIXED) duplicates between namespaces and namespacealiases - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17502 +comment (10roan.kattouw) [11:47:43] 03(NEW) Usability wiki misses the interwiki set - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17518 normal; normal; Wikimedia: Site requests; (danny.b) [11:48:26] 03philip * r47314 10/trunk/phase3/includes/ (6 files in 2 dirs): Update the Chinese conversion tables. [12:19:55] 03catrope * r47315 10/trunk/phase3/includes/api/ApiQuerySiteinfo.php: Redo r47313 in a more readable way (probably more efficient too) by not using all those array_* functions [12:27:10] 03(mod) Sortable tables using rowspan get messed up on sort - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17515 summary; +comment (10roan.kattouw) [12:38:21] hello, i'e a problem with mediawiki thumbs, some images have thumbs, but others shows an error like: sh: /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directory [12:38:49] mwprwt: That probably means you don't have ImageMagick installed [12:38:51] !imagemagick [12:38:51] --mwbot-- ImageMagick is a software which can be used with MediaWiki Image Administration. You can read more about it on . ImageMagick is available from . [12:39:10] i need to install in my dedicated server? [12:40:02] Not necessarily [12:40:10] Your host might have IM installed [12:40:14] on my old shared hosting i haven't installed nothing [12:40:33] is a server configured by a friend [12:40:34] hello, I have a big problem. Hackattack on my wiki: http://tolsome.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?title=Bondomere_Shipyards_S.A. [12:40:36] When I go to this site or when I want edit, delete, etc. I always come to trojaner and other stupid sites. [12:40:37] what must I do? [12:40:50] so probably is'nt installed [12:41:01] mwprwt: It could be that your host has IM installed except in a different place. Either way, ask that friend of yours to set up ImageMagick [12:41:37] there are a guide of imagemagick? [12:42:02] Probably; ImageMagick probably has a manual of its own [12:42:09] Installing it shouldn't be all too difficult though [12:42:35] !upload files [12:42:35] --mwbot-- File uploads are disabled per default, set $wgEnableUploads=true to enable it. See for configuration details, and for using uploaded images and other files. [12:43:26] Nrrd: You mentioned something about the API and an extension yesterday (in my absence). You probably want to know that the API is extensible, i.e. you can create your own API modules in extensions. [12:44:46] carl-m|away: If I'm still here when you get back, I'll try and help you out with your login problem if you want [12:45:01] Tolsome: That site is taking forever to load for me [12:45:36] ya, that is one of the problems [12:45:52] by other come sites with trojaners [12:46:22] in the background you can see, that other, non wiki sites, is loading [12:47:27] Yeah [12:48:35] how can I stop that? [12:48:38] Tolsome: That page you linked to doesn't exist, right? [12:48:46] (meaning it comes up with an edit form) [12:49:10] ya, because I deleted out of the database [12:49:26] Right [12:49:29] but the trojaner sites still loading, too [12:49:33] Going to Hauptseite shows nothing weird for me [12:49:54] It's only this and one other site [12:50:02] which I have this problems [12:50:19] but, when you edit/make this site new [12:50:27] the trojaner sites come back [12:50:59] http://tolsome.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?title=Hilfe:Hilfe&action=edit works for me [12:51:12] http://tolsome.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?title=Wikipire:Urheberrecht&action=edit&redlink=1 works too [12:51:14] http://simpire.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?title=Bondomere_Shipyards_S.A. [12:51:19] ya [12:51:21] look [12:51:23] http://simpire.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?title=Bondomere_Shipyards_S.A. [12:51:25] this site [12:51:28] ist the problem [12:51:46] and look down to the bar in you browser [12:52:03] he load the site "opticcomputers.cn" [12:52:09] and "soon.info" [12:52:52] go to soon.info and you find a site with trojaners. [12:52:56] When I try to submit an edit to that page, I am taken to sood.info instead [12:53:06] right! [12:53:11] and that is the problem [12:53:12] ^^ [12:53:17] Can you edit any other pages? [12:53:24] yes [12:53:58] Tolsome: I guess I could too http://tolsome.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?title=Foobar [12:54:12] But [[Bondomere Shipyards S.A.R.]] was trojaned too [12:54:32] Do you have a solution? [12:55:11] Hmm the magic word seems to be "shipyards" [12:55:21] !upload images [12:55:21] --mwbot-- File uploads are disabled per default, set $wgEnableUploads=true to enable it. See for configuration details, and for using uploaded images and other files. [12:55:22] Tolsome: Is this your own server? [12:55:45] from a friend, but I can go to the phpmyadmin [12:55:59] and other important managment things [12:56:07] Tolsome: Do you have FTP access? [12:56:13] ya [12:56:27] but, Roan [12:56:48] Please download all .htaccess files you can find and look through them for any reference to the word shipyard (or ship) [12:57:22] but not shipword sites have the problem [12:57:24] Oh wait, "yard" seems to be the one triggering the trojan site [12:57:29] one site with royal or so [12:57:42] *RoanKattouw tries royal [12:58:00] okay, royal and ship [12:58:11] Well I got trojans with all of the following: yard, yards, shipyard, shipyards and Bondomere Shipyards S.A. [12:58:19] No, not ship but yard [12:58:28] ah [12:58:30] ok [12:58:34] Yup, and royal is bad too [12:58:51] where I can find the .htaccess? [12:59:15] Probably in the web root or in the directory where the wiki files (index.php and friends) live [12:59:32] There might be one in both places, in that case download and read them both [13:00:03] ah [13:00:05] I see [13:00:06] 03rotem * r47316 10/trunk/ (2 files in 2 dirs): Localization update for he. [13:00:38] Action php /cgi-php52/php [13:00:41] AddHandler php52 .php [13:00:50] that is in this file [13:00:57] That's all? [13:01:01] ya [13:01:13] And there's no .htaccess in the other place? [13:01:45] maybe in the full root directory [13:01:54] in my folder "tolsome" ist only that [13:02:10] but I have only access in my folder [13:03:01] You don't have read access outside your directory? [13:03:43] I only see my folder [13:03:57] In that case, a second thing you could do is check the modification times on all your files. They should be pretty much equal (the date you upgraded to 1.13.4). If there's one that's more recent and you didn't touch it, tell me [13:03:58] I only know that there more than my folder [13:04:03] on this server [13:04:09] (all your files -> all wiki files) [13:05:02] How can I do that? [13:05:21] Your FTP client probably shows those timestamps (date+time) somewhere [13:05:57] FileZilla does, at least [13:06:10] I have FileZilla [13:06:54] Good. It has Date and Time columns in the right half [13:07:10] If you look at the wiki's .php files, they should all have the same date and time there [13:07:28] which is the date and time you upgraded them to 1.13.4. [13:07:47] ok [13:07:49] I suspect someone may have tampered with those .php files, in which case one or a few of them will have a different date/time [13:07:50] main.css [13:08:08] ok [13:08:10] Checking all those timestamps can be a lot of work, but you can sort by date [13:08:19] main.css in which directory? [13:08:25] main [13:09:23] Does it have an older or newer timestamp than the rest? [13:09:34] older [13:09:43] Oh that's not what I'm looking for [13:09:47] I updated today to 1.13.4 [13:09:56] Ah [13:10:03] Did you have these problems before the upgrade as well? [13:10:09] yes [13:11:49] okay, all important files habe the same date: today [13:11:55] *have, sorry [13:12:17] Hmm well if you upgraded that recently I suspect the problem isn't there [13:12:21] *RoanKattouw tries some more [13:12:45] I have a second wiki [13:12:57] Yup, it's not in the wiki files. Try http://tolsome.megamers.ch/wikipire/index.php?action=Royal for instance [13:13:00] but in the second wiki I have no problems [13:13:19] oh [13:13:22] yes [13:13:31] hmm [13:14:25] but why I have this problem only in one wiki? [13:14:54] hmm, Roan: is it http status code redirect, meta redirect, or javascript? [13:15:08] or html (modification of

Splarka: I don't know [13:15:29] Oh wait, Live HTTP headers to the rescue [13:15:34] heh [13:15:37] It's not the form action thing [13:15:41] and disabling JS to test that too [13:16:20] Getting a 200, not a 302 [13:16:37] Aha: [13:16:39] GET /wikipire/skins/sgumax/gumax_main.css?164 HTTP/1.1 [13:16:42] HTTP/1.x 302 Found [13:16:50] Location: http://sood.info/2/go.php?sid=3 [13:16:57] O.O [13:17:06] sneeky [13:17:10] RoanKattouw: just saw your message :) [13:17:44] WTF, fetching that file directly just 200s for me [13:17:47] but it is loading that in a , how can it execute arbitrarily? [13:18:00] okay, I delete the skin [13:18:00] roan: smart referers [13:18:09] an upload a new one [13:18:11] okay? [13:18:18] Tolsome: What? [13:18:32] *Splarka would save it to figure out what the problem is... [13:18:35] The skin "sgumax" is the problem [13:18:37] right? [13:18:42] Tolsome: Possibly [13:18:47] But I think it's deeper than that [13:18:53] oh [13:18:56] Given the fact that it's a damn .css file [13:19:03] it could be a vulnerability and that skin was just chosen as the hiding place for a trojan [13:19:18] So I guess either the .css itself is fishy, or there's an Apache config override somewher [13:19:19] it could be the skin is malfunctioning and sending random referer-loading css to random domains.. [13:19:27] His .htaccess is clean though [13:19:35] could be the ISP even, heh [13:19:37] Splarka: I wouldn't call that malfunctioning :P [13:19:46] okok [13:19:53] and what must I do now? [13:20:08] Anyway, try disabling that skin temporarily [13:20:22] Roan: do you get the prob with &useskin on those titles? [13:20:30] *RoanKattouw tries [13:20:50] Yes, useskin=monobook gets me a problem too [13:20:59] same file or monobook/main.css ? [13:21:35] Worse: shared.css [13:21:46] right, so not the skin's fault [13:21:53] I delete now all skinks [13:21:57] skins [13:21:58] won't help [13:22:10] and what help? ^^ [13:22:26] monobook/main.css also 302s to sood.info [13:23:24] now I put clean skins on it [13:23:27] Damn, all those .css files 302 to a trojan site and only if the referer contains "royal" or "yard" [13:23:31] Tolsome: Didn't help [13:23:36] >.< [13:23:57] and what can I do now? Please help me >.< [13:24:20] Splarka: http://rafb.net/p/tTuXJQ23.html is what LiveHTTPHeaders gives me [13:25:37] hmm [13:25:37] Splarka: And with a different Referer, those .css files don't 302 but just 200 like they should: http://rafb.net/p/G1C5PV25.html [13:26:39] maybe try creating just a simple file called royal.html in your root web directory with: testtest [13:26:59] if roan can trigger it with that, then it isn't anything to do with mediawiki [13:27:20] (or, not dependent on it anyway) [13:28:24] test1.css? [13:28:37] yes!!!!!!!!!! [13:28:39] I did it [13:28:42] got my wiki back [13:28:54] *delphine hates hosting providers with stoopid maximum file sizes. [13:28:56] Hmpf. [13:29:00] Tolsome: just random names to trigger the 302 if possible, no need to create them I think [13:29:31] ok, I will try it [13:29:37] say me what next [13:30:45] royal.html is in the root directory of my folder [13:31:10] RoanKattouw: try Live Headers with http://simpire.megamers.ch/royal.html?royal=ship&yard heh [13:31:26] Done: http://rafb.net/p/muouDw26.html [13:31:39] yep... [13:31:42] This is some evil stuff: test2.css is supposed to 404 [13:32:02] so you've got some very nasty root level problem that probably has nothing to do with mediawiki or php [13:32:18] argh [13:32:36] probably have to pokle the physical server owner to check apache [13:32:58] what kinder boxen? win/nix/mac/amiga/TI calculator? [13:36:46] kinder boxen? [13:37:06] operating system running apache there [13:37:15] linux [13:37:18] ubuntu [13:52:14] 03(NEW) Confusing log entries when moving threads - 10http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17519 15enhancement; normal; MediaWiki extensions: LiquidThreads; () [14:02:19] >.< [14:03:10] I call now to my friend. [14:03:47] I hope the support maybe can me help me. Thank you guys. ;) [14:11:27] hello.. anyone here have one mediawiki running with openldap and posix schema? [14:13:15] is it possible to include LaTeX code in MediaWiki code? But I don't mean formulas (math code) but just Latex, to say, something like: \latex ... :-) [14:13:48] andrea: You're aware of

...

? [14:13:59] RoanKattouw: Yes, I have enabled math code, it's OK; now I'd like to render \latex... :-) [14:15:25] And that doesn't work with

?
[14:16:19] RoanKattouw: it seems not :|
[14:16:29] Then I don't think it's possible
[14:16:52] :)
[14:17:24] Hi, when trying to import a dump from wikipedia to my localhost mediawiki I got the following error: 'Import failed: Loss of session data. Please try again.', does anyone is familiar with this error ?
[14:18:20] RoanKattouw: actually somebody seems to have been thinking about it, for the future: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/GNE_Preliminary_DTD
[14:18:45] proppy: Have you actually tried again? :)
[14:20:09] RoanKattouw: yes :) and again and again and again 
[14:20:16] andrea: that's a *really* old page
[14:20:18] (little schemer recursion)
[14:20:46] OverlordQ: yep:)
[14:33:05] anybody know of a good, automatic way to hide email addresses entered on mediawiki
[14:36:57] scompt: temporarily hide them in a page view, or permanently hide them in the raw source (substitute them with something else, on page save)?
[14:37:43] temporarily hiding them in a page view would probably be good enough
[14:38:22] then you'll probably wanna write up a quick extension using one of the "Page Rendering" hooks at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Hooks
[14:38:58] and somewhere in the rendering hooks, do a regex replace on the page text for email addies (or whatnot)
[14:41:01] Splarka: thanks for the tip
[14:41:08] is there an easy way to figure out which rule a string is triggering in title blacklist?
[14:48:44] 03(mod) wpSpamRegex entry for large image tables - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15063  (10Platonides)
[14:51:20] OverlordQ: assign a custom error msg to each?
[14:51:49] meh, probably easier to just import enwp's blacklist and poke the extension source
[14:52:08] well, if you're gonna do that, binary testing might be faster
[14:53:22] 240 non-comment lines
[14:53:44] though it might be hitting more than one rule, of course
[14:58:47] hurm fun, let me create it on mine. joy
[15:09:26] Hi. There was a special page where I could see all editable content.. I forgot the name.. Anyone know it?
[15:09:47] Not Special:Allpages, even more things like fields, etc.
[15:09:54] Special:AllMessages
[15:10:09] that would be all interface content, in MediaWiki: namespace
[15:10:49] 03(FIXED) New logo for Wikibooks projects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17034  +comment (10rhalsell)
[15:11:45] Hi guys, I have the OnToSkin installed. I would like to reduce the size of the logo displayed in the upperleft corner for this skins. I tried the steps on http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ#How_do_I_change_the_logo.3F however no result. I edited the main.css. Is this correct?
[15:12:38] 03(NEW) Cannot reset user passwords with PG backend - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17520 normal; normal; MediaWiki extensions: CheckUser; (overlordq)
[15:28:53] is there a place where i can download just the languages folder of mediawiki?
[15:28:59] i accidentally deleted it
[15:29:37] what version of mw?
[15:30:55] the most recent
[15:31:01] 1.13?
[15:31:04] a number would be helpful
[15:31:14] since the most recent can be one of three versions
[15:31:26] 1.13.4
[15:31:29] ok
[15:32:14] never mind i downloaded all of mediawiki and just moved the languages folder over to my other version
[15:32:17] thanks anyway
[15:32:21] heh
[15:32:32] http://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/branches/REL1_13/phase3/languages/
[15:32:36] for future ref^
[15:32:40] Splarka: I know
[15:32:46] not you
[15:32:52] he left
[15:33:01] logs
[15:33:15] logs always lie
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