[00:00:04] I want a template that will look like a
[00:00:18] 	 exactly 
{{{1|}}}
[00:00:34] look like? [00:00:51] I said it wrong [00:01:23] ah you want to wrap the parameter inside pair of
 tag
[00:01:24] 	 it have to be fixed-size, no linebreaking
[00:01:32] 	 it would be good to have that border
[00:01:39] 	 but it can't pare links
[00:01:41] 	 parse*
[00:04:17] 	 well, 
 now is not so important, the most important thing is to have not parsed links given by parameter (so it have to parse parameters)
[00:04:25] 	 unparsed*
[00:04:57] 	 Herr_Kriss, does {{#tag:pre|{{{1|}}} }} work ?
[00:06:37] 	 Platonides: great, it works! Thank you :)
[00:06:40] 	 Herr_Kriss: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Szablon:Pre?action=edit
[00:07:03] 	 saper: BTW can I change class of it?
[00:07:05] 	 ee
[00:07:09] 	 thanks too*
[00:07:40] 	 I don't want to change style of all 
s, but if there's no way, it's ok
[00:08:09] 	 I see it now
[00:08:20] 	 great, you really helped me, guys :)
[00:08:39] 	 03ktchan *  10/USERINFO/ktchan: Updated my userinfo.
[00:08:47] 	   {{#tag:tagname|attribute_name=value|input}}
[00:10:02] 	 hello
[00:10:15] 	 hi
[00:11:07] 	 ۝۞_۞
[00:12:15] 	 ;)
[00:12:38] 	 I'm a student interested in one of the GSoC projects, and I saw one of the suggestions to get involved was to fix a bug.
[00:13:14] 	 So I set up an environment, played around with the code, and I think I found a solution to a minor bug.
[00:14:26] 	 can you post a patch to bugzilla?
[00:14:53] 	 03(mod) Make git-review more easy to install on Windows - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35145  +comment (10Aaron Schulz)
[00:14:55] 	 pft... Macs are hardly any better than other hardware I've come across in dealing with my usage habits
[00:15:28] 	 Okay. So to submit a solution on bugzilla, it goes through a review process before being incorporated, correct?
[00:15:35] 	 Yeah
[00:15:46] 	 Running maintenance scripts on enwiki is sloooooooooow
[00:15:55] 	 freezing up, going into buggy states, not showing the menu bar for a fullscreen window when I put myouse in the right spot
[00:16:18] 	 Ok. Good. Just didn't want to mess anything up.
[00:17:56] 	 I was specifically interested in a project proposed by the user multichill. Do you know how I could get in touch with this person?
[00:19:02] 	 puffin444, https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:CentralAuth/multichill
[00:19:14] 	 He's usually around in IRC during sensible times
[00:19:33] 	 -NickServ- Last seen  : Mar 17 00:14:11 2012 (5 minutes, 12 seconds ago)
[00:22:15] 	 Thanks a lot. Is he around at all during the weekends? or would you expect him to be around more during the weekdays?
[00:22:36] 	 puffin444: hard to tell
[00:22:47] 	 puffin444: contact him via wiki
[00:22:57] 	 Probably easiest
[00:23:16] 	 I thought he idles online, seemingly not. He'll most likely be about during the week, but is around at weekends sometimes
[00:23:16] 	 puffin444: You can always post on his talk page on wiki, eg: https://mediawiki.org/wiki/User_talk:Multichill
[00:24:03] 	 03(NEW) includes/memcached-client.php constants have incorrect scope - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35274 normal; MediaWiki: General/Unknown; (widdis)
[00:25:30] 	 Thanks for the info. Other than submitting patches/talking with multichill, do you have any advice on writing a good proposal?
[00:30:52] 	 hello, i am trying to install configure mediawiki 1.16.5.  got the following error: Could not open "../maintenance/postgres/tables.sql".  only related info i found online does not provide sufficient info to resolve.  please advise.
[00:30:59] 	 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?format=multiple&id=757328
[00:32:29] 	 14(INVALID) includes/memcached-client.php constants have incorrect scope - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35274  +comment (10Sam Reed (reedy))
[00:32:56] 	 mediajay: 1.16.5 isn't a supported version
[00:33:34] 	 i should have mentioned that installed using yum (fedora 15)
[00:33:38] 	 03(mod) Account creation messages inconsistent - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35272   +i18n (10Sam Reed (reedy))
[00:33:50] 	 And if its os packaged, it's even less supported
[00:33:52] 	 !package
[00:33:53] 	 Many Linux distributions provide MediaWiki in a packaged format for that distribution. Distributions are usually  outdated, also they like to move around files, change the files and other unpredictable things. You'll get the best support here if you install MediaWiki directly from one of our tarballs, available at http://www.mediawiki.org/
[00:34:45] 	 okay, so i should download the latest and install/configure manually.
[00:36:23] 	 Yeah, it's generally the best way
[00:37:32] 	 okay.  looks like 1.18.1 is the latest: http://download.wikimedia.org/mediawiki/1.18/mediawiki-1.18.1.tar.gz.  will give it a try.  thanks for your comments Reedy
[00:38:02] 	 Postgres support should be better in newer versions to
[00:45:40] 	 03(NEW) Add ids to the bold tags of API docs - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35275 enhancement; MediaWiki: API; (mybugs.mail)
[00:49:56] 	 03(NEW) Allow permanent links to specific tests on [[Special:ApiSandbox]] - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35276 enhancement; MediaWiki: Special pages; (mybugs.mail)
[00:51:37] 	 03jeroendedauw *  10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/specials/ (3 files): playing with some stuff to make partial caching of special pages easier
[00:55:16] 	 holy smokes that was so pleasant and easy.  hoorah for 1.18.1
[01:02:50] 	 hi all, I have a bug to report
[01:03:04] 	 could someone help me, never did it before :)
[01:04:01] 	 dcht00: nice, did you tryto go to http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/ and search there if we have it already?
[01:04:37] 	 Reedy: will 1.18.2 be released regularly or only critical fixes?
[01:04:39] 	 saper just doing that
[01:05:47] 	 http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Project:Support_desk/Archives/Uploading/001#.28RESOLVED.29_Upload_directory_.28public.29_is_not_writable_by_the_webserver
[01:06:05] 	 it's about this, I've already confirmed the solution here
[01:07:06] 	 dcht00: so it's a configuration problem?
[01:07:53] 	 saper I don't know if I'd call it that or what exactly you'd mean by that
[01:08:22] 	 it's unexpected behaviour, and a non-descriptive error
[01:08:24] 	 don't worry about me calling it that way
[01:08:53] 	 dcht00: which mediawiki version are you trying? do you know?
[01:09:16] 	 mediawiki-1.18.1 on centos 6
[01:09:24] 	 fresh install
[01:09:38] 	 thanks
[01:13:24] 	 saper : it's with sqlite btw
[01:13:50] 	 dcht00: how would you prefer it to be described?
[01:14:33] 	 the guy in the link i posted has a point, though i don't really know linux user mgmt that well : the folder looks like it shouldn't be owned by "1226"
[01:14:43] 	 well for starter I didn't know where to look for the upload folder
[01:15:03] 	 calling it "images" didn't help
[01:15:18] 	 03(mod) restore missing file version DB records - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35048  +comment (10aschulz4587)
[01:16:08] 	 ok
[01:16:12] 	 and there should be a solution given
[01:16:25] 	 like "chmod" or "chown"?
[01:16:28] 	 "chmod 755 /images" and "chown apache:apache /images"
[01:16:30] 	 yea
[01:16:53] 	 ok can you file a bug at bugzilla.wikimedia.org? will be easier to make sure we don't forget
[01:17:02] 	 but I really think it's a bug in the way the installation handles this
[01:17:17] 	 what do you think should be done?
[01:17:30] 	 while you're installing, the install guides you to manually setup the "data" folder
[01:17:31] 	 apache user cannot change file owner to itself
[01:17:59] 	 looks like the same (guiding to manually setup "images") should be done here, so, making this a part of the setup
[01:20:06] 	 03(mod) restore missing file version DB records - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35048  +comment (10aschulz4587)
[01:20:37] 	 03(mod) restore missing file version DB records - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35048  +comment (10aschulz4587)
[01:24:05] 	 03jeroendedauw *  10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/ (3 files in 2 dirs): Follow up to r114044; decided upon an approach for the caching stuff and got rid of the rest
[01:25:26] 	 03(mod) restore missing file version DB records - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35048  minor->major (10Aaron Schulz)
[01:28:23] 	 and GSoC mentors online ATM?
[01:36:31] 	 03jeroendedauw *  10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/specials/ (SpecialCachedPage.php SpecialStudentActivity.php): Follow up to r114045; cleanup + docs
[01:36:39] 	 The thing about permissions is everyone does them differently
[01:37:19] 	 03(NEW) Installer should guide to setting up up UPLOAD ("/images") folder too (sqlite) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35277 minor; MediaWiki: Installation; (david.potocnik)
[01:38:22] 	 saper dantman i've opened a bug
[01:39:30] 	 I've been through the 777 pattern, seen the 755 shared hosting pattern (where apache runs as the user), been in a 775 where the www-data group was added to give permissions (in fact it was actually a derivitive where there was a fooname group and a www-fooname group that you used), and even used acls.
[01:40:05] 	 ;) And then there's Windows.
[01:40:19] 	 i mean ofcourse there's different ways of doing it, but i think that
[01:40:34] 	 if it needs to be done, it would be 1 a good idea to hint/make the user do it at setup time
[01:40:44] 	 2 have a more descriptive / helpful error msg
[01:40:47] 	 i could swear sticking