[00:00:19] <MatmaRex>	 jeremyb: no, something related to AWB
[00:00:34] <jeremyb>	 oh
[00:01:56] <magioladitis>	 as Reedy suggested replaced IsSysop with HasRight("delete")
[00:02:04] <magioladitis>	 which works in a more general way
[00:15:11] <magioladitis>	 problem solved. thanks. I was looking at the wrong direction
[00:17:11] <jeremyb>	 so, answer?
[00:18:56] <magioladitis>	 http://sourceforge.net/p/autowikibrowser/code/10378
[00:19:23] <magioladitis>	 HasRight("delete") is true for eliminators
[00:20:02] <magioladitis>	 I had to extend delete option from sysops to every group that can delete
[01:02:37] <hypergrove>	 hi - I add jquery.cookie as a dependency in my skin's php , but it doesnt load and gives me the error ...TypeError: $.cookie is not a function ... what could I be doing wrong? thanks very much for your advice
[02:08:52] <jmeek>	 Right, so I ran vagrant for the first time. At the end of it's whole speel, I see "Finished catalog run in 3193.94 seconds". WAT
[02:18:56] <jeremyb>	 jmeek, puppet could have been doing network access and other slow things. e.g. git clones
[02:19:01] <jeremyb>	 do you have slow internets?
[02:19:18] <jeremyb>	 ori, how long does an initial `vagrant up` usually take?
[02:19:25] <jeremyb>	 jmeek, did you enable education yet?
[02:19:29] <jeremyb>	 (was that you?)
[02:20:53] <jmeek>	 jeremyb: I haven't. Not sure what that is. All I know is that it's up and running now and Nemo_bis apparently has me beat for time taken. Ran across his comment on the Vagrant talk page. xD
[02:22:55] <jeremyb>	 jmeek, i'm confusing you with someone else. you're dumps?
[02:23:50] <jmeek>	 that's what I'm planning to work on. Not sure how you would know that though. I'm pure newb.
[02:24:52] <jmeek>	 jeremyb: So far, I've set up git, gerrit, wikitech, and vagrant. what's education?
[02:27:17] <jeremyb>	 jmeek, because we talked about it before? (today)
[02:27:31] <jeremyb>	 jmeek, forget about education, that's a different person
[02:28:15] <jmeek>	 ah. sorry. been a long day.
[02:32:20] <ori>	 jeremyb: depends on your internet connection and whether you're using windows or not
[02:33:03] <ori>	 with windows, the shared folder is shared via virtualbox shared folders (rather than nfs) which is very slow
[02:33:39] <jmeek>	 ori, that's probably it. I'm using 2012.
[02:34:14] <jmeek>	 I wonder what the time would be using hyper-v instead?
[02:36:45] <ori>	 the worst is git-cloning mediawiki, because it involves creating lots of little files, which virtualbox shared folders is awful at
[02:37:06] <ori>	 you can circumvent that by just git-cloning mediawiki into a mediawiki/ subdirectory on your own (in your host environment)
[02:37:12] <ori>	 if it's there, vagrant up won't try to do it from the guest
[02:38:38] <jeremyb>	 my preference is not-windows
[02:38:58] <jeremyb>	 so, i'm trying to use rvm for the first time
[02:39:07] <jeremyb>	 bundle exec vagrant works
[02:39:13] <jeremyb>	 `vagrant` don't work
[02:39:32] <jeremyb>	 but i have no idea if i'm using rvm properly
[02:39:56] <jmeek>	 ori, thanks for the info. jeremyb, i chose 2012 for hyper-v so i could experiment with multiple versions of linux. i'm way out of my comfort zone here.
[02:40:00] <jeremyb>	 i purged rubygems and something else from aptitude so they're not there at the system level any more
[02:40:39] <jeremyb>	 (installing vagrant from a clone. checked out the 1.6.3 tag)
[02:41:33] <jeremyb>	 http://dpaste.com/19FDYNE#wrap
[02:44:36] <jeremyb>	 whoa
[05:31:15] <ircuser-1>	 Hi, running 1.23.2, fresh install with import of older content. Lost ability to have the quickbar/floating sidebar. Can't get CologneBlue skin to work. Known issue?
[05:35:56] <legoktm>	 that feature was removed I believe
[05:36:20] <ircuser-1>	 Really? No floating sidebar? :( 
[05:36:31] <ircuser-1>	 Me so sad.
[05:36:36] <legoktm>	 :(
[05:37:25] <ircuser-1>	 Some compensating new feature that makes it less painful to scroll up and down the page ?
[05:38:02] <ircuser-1>	 Perhaps I'm the only one not editing on a mobile device :/
[05:38:53] <ircuser-1>	 Call me Dinosaur, what with my 104 keys and all
[05:40:06] <Nemo_bis>	 CologneBlue should work 
[05:42:44] <ircuser-1>	 CologneBlue not even showing up in the Preferences list of skin.
[05:46:39] <ircuser-1>	 tarball has skins/CologneBlue.php, and skins/cologneblue/ but release notes say use skins/CologneBlueCologneBlue.php. I've tried both.
[05:47:27] <Nemo_bis>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Skin_configuration was updated recently
[05:47:44] <ircuser-1>	 Nemo_bis, thanks I'll check it now
[06:07:24] <ircuser-1>	 Hrmm, CologneBlue still absent. I'll file a bug -- tomorrow.
[06:14:04] <jeremyb>	 ircuser-1, absent?
[11:22:49] <Parko_>	 Hey I have a noob support request, since I can't get anywhere reading the online docs; I'm trying to run a MW server on a local windows machine, where the address is a subdomain HTTP redirect, and the MW server is running on port 85 locally... So far I can only get it to show the IP:PORT in a web browser.. I've been playing around with $wgServer in LocalSettings.php for MW and ServerName in httpd.conf for apache, not sure what I'm 
[11:32:28] <Yaron>	 Parko_: in other words, the browser can't get to the wiki at all?
[11:34:20] <Parko_>	 sorry yeah, I can get to the address, but it will change to IP:PORT...
[11:35:25] <Yaron>	 What do you mean by "IP: PORT"? Is that appearing on the screen, or in the URL?
[11:37:55] <Parko_>	 so heres the address http://conspiripedia.badacid.info/
[11:38:52] <Yaron>	 I see.
[11:39:00] <Parko_>	 haha yup
[11:39:14] <Yaron>	 192.168... is basically a localhost address.
[11:39:32] <Yaron>	 I mean, it would only work for you (if at all).
[11:39:53] <Parko_>	 oh, yes thats true, I must haven changed something, before it was using my WAN IP
[11:40:28] <Parko_>	 more confusion :/
[11:40:39] <Yaron>	 Well, first fix that, I guess...
[11:41:16] <Yaron>	 This sounds more like an IIS issue than a MediaWiki issue, I think.
[11:41:41] <Parko_>	 sigh this requires coffee
[11:41:47] <Yaron>	 :)
[12:12:25] <Parko_>	 seems that error would have completely negated all the troubleshooting I just tried to do.. had local IP set on domain provider facepalm
[14:29:10] <Parko_>	 just bumping, I'm trying to run a MW server on a local windows machine, where the address is accessed via a subdomain HTTP redirect, and the MW server is running on port 85 locally...  So far I can bring up my MW site, but the address changes from the subdomain to the IP:PORT I've been playing around with $wgServer in LocalSettings.php for MW and ServerName in httpd.conf for the associated apache server, not sure what I'm missing h
[15:44:55] <DramaBoy>	 Hello, Im looking for help I want to check if my mediawiki is main page echo some element (ONLY ON MAIN PAGE)
[17:09:21] <jackest>	 hello
[17:09:44] <jackest>	 how can i restrict access to an extension? for example, enabling MobileFrontend only for admins
[20:01:44] <GuidodB>	 Hi, after upgrading from (I think) 1.16 to 1.23.2, I get the following error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wfProfileIn() (previously declared in (..)
[20:03:18] <legoktm>	 what's the full traceback?
[20:04:24] <GuidodB>	 Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wfProfileIn() (previously declared in /home/magnanam/public_html/wiki/includes/profiler/Profiler.php:33) in /home/magnanam/public_html/wiki/includes/ProfilerStub.php on line 24
[20:05:55] <MatmaRex>	 GuidodB: does following this fix the issue? https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Upgrading#Files_remaining_that_may_cause_errors
[20:06:51] <GuidodB>	 No, that gives a database error
[20:07:52] <GuidodB>	 A database query error has occurred. This may indicate a bug in the software.
[20:08:25] <MatmaRex>	 can you enable showing exception details, so that we might see what the issue is?
[20:08:27] <MatmaRex>	 !debugging
[20:08:27] <wm-bot>	 For information on debugging (including viewing errors), see http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:How_to_debug . A list of related configuration variables is at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings#Debug.2Flogging
[20:09:43] <GuidodB>	 I'll need to do some reading
[20:13:41] <GuidodB>	 Adding those lines to localsettings.php gives: "The website cannot display this page"
[20:16:06] <GuidodB>	 I have no idea what to do now
[20:24:08] <GuidodB>	 Anyone?
[20:24:42] <legoktm>	 did you check your webservers error log?
[20:25:44] <GuidodB>	 There isn't one
[20:27:02] <legoktm>	 you should probably turn it on then.
[20:28:55] <GuidodB>	 How do I do that? Note: I have no server access
[20:29:58] <legoktm>	 then how are you editing your config...
[20:31:00] <GuidodB>	 The upgrade was done by uploading the new files
[20:39:56] <GuidodB>	 Is there a sample somewhere of what LocalSettings.php should look like in version 1.23.2?
[20:42:30] <hypergrove>	 i am trying to use mw.util functions on mw-1.17 ... i am told i must use mw.loader.using("mediawiki.util",fn) ... where should I put this, in the startup scri[pt???? thanks
[20:43:50] <hypergrove>	 (incidentally, mw.util is referenced as a dependency in a number of places, but apparently that's not enough, that I must employ this loadusing method....
[20:57:37] <MatmaRex>	 hypergrove:  mw.loader.using("mediawiki.util", function () {  /* your code goes here */ } )
[21:16:01] <jjjj>	 jm
[22:09:06] <GuidodB>	 Can someone please show me an example of a version 1.23.2 LocalSettings.php?
[22:13:57] <wget>	 Hi guys. I'm trying to use the <pre> or <code> statement on several lines; where the lines must be prefixed with a shift created with the colon statement. The problem is that only the first line is shifted and using the template defined by <pre> or <code>, but not the next lines.
[22:13:57] <wget>	 Any ideas.
[22:14:00] <wget>	 ?
[22:15:37] <valhallasw`cloud>	 wget: and girls! Maybe add a <div> tag, but I'm never quite sure. I would expect <pre> to work... you can also try <source>
[22:19:37] <MatmaRex>	 wget: that is a limitation of wikitext, can't be done :( you can use HTML syntax instead
[22:20:11] <MatmaRex>	 ": whatever" is equivalent to "<dl><dd>whatever</dd></dl>", and you can use newlines in "whatever"
[22:20:51] <GuidodB>	 Can someone please show me an example of a working, version 1.23.2 LocalSettings.php?
[22:22:58] <purkinje>	 I would like to create a Auth plugin that uses an external site's authentication/session to authenticate. Are there are any other plugins that use an external site's session for auth? If not, does this sound like a good/feasible idea?
[22:23:09] <purkinje>	 Any general guidance would be very appreciated
[22:26:08] <valhallasw`cloud>	  purkinje: there are a few, e.g. using oauth (not very stable I think) and LDAP (should be pretty stable)
[22:26:33] <valhallasw`cloud>	 that should probably be openid. I can never keep the two apart :-p
[22:27:29] <valhallasw`cloud>	 purkinje: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:User_identity_extensions
[22:27:41] <purkinje>	 valhallasw`cloud: This site doesn't use either of those protocols. It's just a login form. I was thinking of using php curl to create a session, and authenticate based off of that
[22:29:34] <purkinje>	 Hopefully that makes sense...
[22:29:55] <purkinje>	 I can elaborate if needed
[22:30:26] <valhallasw`cloud>	 purkinje: yeah, I get the idea
[22:30:39] <valhallasw`cloud>	 purkinje: should be doable -- e.g. using https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Wget_Authentication as example
[22:30:50] <valhallasw`cloud>	 altough that's for an ancient version of MW...
[22:31:51] <valhallasw`cloud>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/AuthPlugin is a better place to start
[22:31:54] <valhallasw`cloud>	 (but impossible to find)
[22:36:11] <purkinje>	 thanks.
[22:39:18] <purkinje>	 is there still no way to restrict page access other than the patch?
[22:40:08] <purkinje>	 This patch is what I'm referring to: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Page_access_restriction
[22:49:19] <valhallasw`cloud>	 purkinje: No. I think per-namespace restrictions can be achieved relatively easily, but in the MW was not written for an environment with specific ACL's
[22:49:37] <valhallasw`cloud>	 purkinje: a different wiki, such as dokuwiki, might be more suitable for such an environment
[22:52:16] <purkinje>	 valhallasw`cloud: ah, thanks