[00:38:40] legoktm who's maintaining babel? [00:39:12] it's still creating incorrect categories after they've been deleted three or four times [01:01:51] Withoutaname: has the settings been corrected in localsettings? [01:04:31] p858snake|l: sorry, what settings need correction [01:04:34] Withoutaname: langeng team, they're in #mediawiki-i18n [01:04:57] Withoutaname: the apprioate bable settings in localsettings.php [01:04:59] ook thnx [01:05:01] *babel [01:07:08] you mean the configuration variables? I think they've already been set [01:07:21] I mean https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60160 [01:07:49] and occasionally things like "User-EN" which is not a langcode [01:09:34] at least, they've been put into initialisesettings.php, I think localsettings.php is for single-wiki installations [03:25:15] penises! [03:38:08] * Gloria pets Schroeder. [04:27:40] adorable [05:11:24] * lmfao like this jason = xml = serialization format , restful = architectual standard , [06:39:38] Reedy: need your advice [07:33:26] hi, i have an empty user_groups table and Admin has to right to create accounts [07:34:29] added a wGP in localsettings but it is not reflected yet in the table [07:41:59] groovehunter: wGP? [07:44:13] should say $wgGroupPermissions [07:47:26] Adding to LocalSettings.php won't add anything to the table [07:49:11] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Thread:Project:Support_desk/How_create_a_user_groups#How_create_a_user_groups_36347 [07:49:19] this lead me to that assumption [07:49:55] I doubted it anyway, it has not been the case some time ago. - I used mw around 1.13 [07:50:51] So are the tables user_groups empty be default? Reedy [07:51:28] Yup [07:52:54] And how would I add the user "Admin" to a group which can create accounts? [07:57:20] Special:UserRights [07:58:46] mw release is out, accouncing the fix for https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=63251 - but that one is still not accessible to the public [07:58:59] can we please access it to evaluate how critical it is for our environment ? [08:01:32] Do you use action=info? [08:01:40] But the only user I have got (Admin) has no permission for that special page Reedy [08:02:02] !createAndPromote | groovehunter [08:02:02] There is no such key, you probably want to try: !createandpromote, [08:02:07] !createAndPromote.php | groovehunter [08:02:07] There is no such key, you probably want to try: !createandpromote, [08:02:12] !createandpromote [08:02:12] To recreate the admin user, run "php maintenance/createAndPromote.php" on the command line. [08:02:26] You can use that to assign sysop/crat to existing accounts [08:03:43] ok great, comfortable and also new to me. Thx Reedy [08:09:11] Richlv: Bug is public now [08:14:06] yes, lets move from bugzilla, I cant track there bugs I am involeved in somehow [08:22:17] Reedy, yay, thanks :) [08:30:27] @Reedy: gerrit 129103 had bug reopened, what do? [08:30:56] submit as same patch or as different one? [08:32:27] Withoutaname: The patch is closed, you can't do anything to it [08:32:31] You'll have to create a new patch [08:32:40] ok [08:32:54] 1 line, should be trivial [08:42:25] yes, lets move from bugzilla, I cant track there bugs I am involeved in somehow or how people horriably use the vote function for that? [08:51:06] Juandev: you can query on what you're CC'ed at or what your votes are. [08:51:22] what? [08:54:43] Juandev, yes. Bugzilla. [08:55:00] not sure how any other tool will improve that. [09:04:15] ok sorry, I have here other 2 dissuccions [09:17:11] andre__: there is some new proposal [09:17:45] Juandev, I know [09:17:51] I just explained that Bugzilla can do all that. [09:18:05] and that I'm not sure that Phabricator would solve your problem. [09:18:09] andre__: well I dont think so [09:18:15] then explain. [09:18:20] if I open My bugs, there are just some [09:18:33] so the way I use to track them is via e-mail [09:18:36] "My bugs" is open bugs that you have filed [09:18:43] search for bugs you are cc'ed onto [09:18:54] (there is already a premade saved search for that as well) [09:19:14] umm [09:19:21] is that userfriendly? [09:20:11] there are saved searches available [09:20:22] (not 100% sure, but 90%) [09:20:43] yes, Reedy made one for it, iirc [09:20:46] jaaa [09:22:19] but really, its not hard to go "Advanced Search -> Search By People -> [ ] a CC list member" then save it [09:22:59] and I explained saved searches and sharing them here: http://blogs.gnome.org/aklapper/2013/07/12/bugzillatips-saved-searches/ [09:23:13] Juandev, "user friendly" is subjective enough that I cannot answer it :) [09:23:50] "user friendly" is when it's so easy a caveman could do it [09:23:57] he he, now I got an idea of what would be user friendly for Einsten [09:23:59] he he [09:25:48] Withoutaname, so "software development" is never user friendly? ;) [09:26:28] if software could reinvent the wheel :) [15:43:53] is NUMBEROFFILES cached ? i assume it is [15:53:30] c: in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words#Statistics it says nothing. I assume it would be cached on the page (parser cache) and not globally cached [18:54:32] argh… I'm having issuess with #ifexpr [18:55:02] Trying to use it to pick different table cell styles inside a template [18:57:37] Rosencrantz: please elaborate :) [18:57:58] So I've got a template that I'm using for a colorized grading scheme [18:58:20] I want it to output a different color cell based on the number I pass it. [18:59:09] Manually it's something like this: |style="color:white; background-color:green;"|100% [19:00:07] or |style="color:white; background-color:red;"|50% [19:02:22] I can get it to sort of work if I embed a table inside the table, but that still looks weird [19:03:39] Rosencrantz: if you have the code on a wiki where we can look at it, it would be easier [19:03:53] or at least, post the code on dpaste.de [19:03:59] It's not a public wiki, but I can paste it somewhere else [19:06:29] This is what I've got now. [19:06:30] https://dpaste.de/KbZa [19:07:47] What I had before: [19:08:00] https://dpaste.de/sWYP [19:27:06] I may be an idiot but I can't find anything about this. Since upgrading to 1.22, our local Help link is now pointing at the URL https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents ; that's a useful page but I'd rather it be going to our local resource and then link to that from there. I don't know where this is being stored; can't find it in DefaultSettings or in the system messages. [19:29:47] QuasAtWork: look at the page [[MediaWiki:Helppage]] on your wiki, maybe you need to edit it [19:29:52] RELEASE-NOTES contains the answer [19:30:59] Vulpix: Argh, I got it [19:31:06] Vulpix: Extra whitespace [19:31:43] Rosencrantz: cool, I wasn't seeing anything obviously wrong there [19:32:07] I ended up expanding it through the API to see what was actually happening [19:32:16] hmm yeah, here's what I see if I go there right now -> http://i.imgur.com/8A2xWLo.png [19:32:26] so creating that page will override the default I assume. [19:32:54] QuasAtWork: yes, or restore it [19:33:18] Rosencrantz: on the other hand, it's usually better to output an entire row, or just the style attribute, but not the style and the cell contents from the parser function [19:34:20] If that should work with the Visual Editor, it could be a little odd for the user trying to add/modify that template [19:34:22] There is no edit history for this page. <- looks like I'll have to create it [19:34:44] Hmmm [19:36:23] didn't work... [19:37:19] QuasAtWork: the screenshot you shared before... it has a view/restore link [19:38:24] yeah but when I go to it, it says there's no edit history; we don't have deleted revisions going back past 2011. [19:42:50] seems it's screwed up in our database as a result. [19:43:10] creating the page leads to two values appearing under that message on the System messages special apge. [19:43:12] err page [19:43:38] that's correct: It lets you see what was the original message [19:59:50] think I may have found the real culprit but it's my concern ;) [20:03:52] howdy, curious if it's possible to import a plain ole table into wikimarkup? [20:03:59] hmm nope, still broken. [20:11:09] qgil: yt? [20:16:40] Caspy7: What does "plain ole table" mean? HTML? [20:17:20] marktraceur: yeah, I was just meaning a simple html table [20:17:38] with some text in it [20:17:42] Caspy7: I think sticking an HTML table into a wiki page should Just Work [20:18:09] marktraceur: I want it to be editable in wikimarkup [20:18:21] Caspy7: You could also try running it through Parsoid... http://parsoid.wmflabs.org/_html/ [20:19:23] marktraceur: thanks! I'll have a look [21:17:36] StevenW, pong [21:17:47] Heya [21:17:55] I was pinging about the fab admin question [21:18:01] but I saw you were in a meeting, so I emailed instead [21:18:35] ah, ok, replied. :) [21:38:06] valhallasw: opinions? https://translatewiki.net/wiki/Thread:Support/About_Pywikibot:Revertbot-revert/ksh [22:27:30] Nemo_bis: I'm not sure what should be separated further tbh [22:27:54] oh, I see.