[00:11:50] Who's Max? [00:12:17] ReadError: Okay, some people definitely like foreplay. [00:13:14] Just saying. [00:13:32] saper: Punitive vagrant? [00:26:46] Carmela: max what? [03:45:55] ikr [06:12:21] 안녕하세요 [08:16:01] I want to develop a python bot which use OAuth. do have any example code? or similar bot in python which uses OAuth? [09:42:36] What does LDAP Authentication mean by "Straight bind"? [09:57:43] ManDay: user/password without using SASL [10:01:55] THanks saper [10:02:17] I think it is called "simple bind" [10:02:31] option -x to most OpenLDAP commandline utilities [10:10:39] Hi, all my emails from mediaiwiki are coming from apache@host Can someone tell me which file to alter for PHP mail() to change the address? I'm using Mediawiki 1.23 with Bluespice addon. [10:12:07] MrFlibble007: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings#Email_settings [10:12:27] !LocalSettings | MrFlibble007 [10:12:27] MrFlibble007: All configuration is done in LocalSettings.php (near the end of the file). Editing other files means modifying the software. Default settings are not in LocalSettings.php, you can look in DefaultSettings.php. See , , , and [10:13:21] $wgPasswordSenderName was depcrecated in 1.23, although the site name is set. still comes from apache@ [10:17:28] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgPasswordSender [10:18:46] Cheers, have that one set but still comes from apache. [10:19:10] Although I've just set $wgNoReplyAddress, lets reload and see. [10:19:43] are you using some shared PHP hosting? [10:19:56] Its my VM. [10:20:09] $wgPasswordSender = "no-reply@wiki.internal.blah.com"; [10:20:21] Private cloud. [10:22:54] check your php.ini's for force_sender [10:23:07] (via phpinfo(), maybe) [10:23:24] saper: will do, thanks. [10:26:25] if that does not help, check the MTA [10:37:15] have apache@sitename now, an impovement :) [10:37:32] s/improvement/improvement [10:41:39] check email logs if this is a vps with a local mta [10:45:15] No local MTA, its internal mail only, being sent to a relay thats punting it upstream. [10:47:34] This friendly name description confuses me, with https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Emailsender [10:48:13] is it just to set what would appear as the sender host. or can you use it to speciify a friendly sender name(username) too. [10:48:39] blah@blah.com or just @blah.com [10:53:37] this is just for the first-last name, not part of the SMTP email address [10:54:45] the page https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Emailsender is not a description, it's the actual value. You can edit [[MediaWiki:Emailsender]] on your wiki [10:55:03] yep which is the sitename [10:55:05] but that won't let you get rid of apache@ [10:55:12] so i'm currently getting apache@sitename.com [10:55:19] bah. [10:55:20] no, this is not the domain part [10:55:31] it's Emailsender [10:55:48] even tried adding the deprecated (just in case) wgPasswordSenderName, didn't work :) [10:57:46] The problem could be this BlueSpice module sat in between, I would not be suprised if they've not made the correct 1.23 changes. [11:09:14] MrFlibble007: disable the extensions and check [11:13:33] saper: Good idea, hopefully its not so intertwinned it won't break the whole thing :) [11:36:28] Postfix aliases ftw :) [11:54:55] Hey! I use https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MagicNumberedHeadings with my MediaWiki 1.23. It works as intended (forces headings numbering on a page), but the magic word __NUMBEREDHEADINGS__ is not disappearing from the page, as it used to in 1.21. I've tried to read the code, but it seems I don't understand all those hooks and stuff good enough. Any help? [11:57:07] The code is taken from the discussion page (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension_talk:MagicNumberedHeadings#Running_in_MW_1.21_-_changed_code) rather than from the extension page, because it seems that the newest stable version is published there. [12:04:20] hi RickyB98 [12:18:37] hello wonderful people! I don't remember, 64bit guests don't run on 32bit host and 64bit hardware, right? [12:33:04] hi Nemo_bis! [12:33:09] long time no see/talk :P [12:44:52] hello all :) [12:45:51] straight to the task at hand: I have fresh install 1.23.3 and only extension is LDAP. When trying to login with Active Directory account I get DB error [12:46:23] Got a problem with my wiki. URLs like http://www.lltvg.com/w/images/Blaze_Union_038.ogg will redirect to http://www.lltvg.com/wiki/W/images/Blaze_Union_038.ogg instead of serving the file. I've verified that the file exists. [12:46:34] I think that bug 56269 is to blame [12:46:52] Hmm... could be that my nginx configuration is wrong. [12:47:12] question is: Is there anything that can be done to this issue? it seems to be very old and nobody is assigned to it... [12:49:18] indeed RickyB98 [12:49:20] My nginx config doesn't contain the string "/wiki/", so I don't think the redirect is coming directly from nginx... [12:49:28] what's up? :P [12:50:33] aurimai: have you asked on the disucsion page? [12:52:19] Juandev: Yes, I have. [12:52:27] aurimai: no reply? [12:53:19] aurimai: thats basically the problem of the extension developer, so he would have to find a reply for you [12:53:39] aurimai: maybe after some time, someone will discover it and will come with an answer of patch [12:55:00] Juandev: I hope so. Although, the extension doesn't seem to be very complicated, and I hoped someone who has experience with magic words will be able to see the problem straight away. [12:56:22] yup [12:58:26] Never mind, I fixed it. My nginx config file was set to send everything to index.php if its extension wasn't in a certain list, and .ogg wasn't on the list. [13:08:55] umm 3 pm [13:09:12] maybe I should stop procastrinating and start to do something else [13:12:13] saper: windows xp says it's 32bit, while linux says it's 64 bit and bios is not saying any of that [14:00:29] so, no workaround to https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56269 ??? [14:03:14] nevermind, running update.php solved the problem. just weird that fresh install did that... [15:00:28] What does "Database account for web acces" on the installation wizard mean? [15:24:43] if I try to provide the name argument to Extension:Cite's in a template via {{#tag:ref}} syntax, it doesn't show up in the output. [15:24:57] I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. [15:25:54] QuasAtWork: Can you pastebin an example? (or if it's short, just paste it here) [15:28:12] http://pastie.org/private/lmbmuxfl2vnwduzmmto7w [15:29:32] QuasAtWork: Have you tried a more minimal example? [15:29:42] Like, without a template or any other arguments? [15:30:31] just giving it argument name, there's still no name attribute in the output. [15:30:36] {{{url}}}. [15:31:09] QuasAtWork: I mean, just {{#tag:ref|Testing|name=test}} [15:32:22] marktraceur: that works as expected. [15:32:38] so it's trying to supply it via the template that isn't working. [15:33:12] Apparently [15:33:23] QuasAtWork: Can you try using the tag syntax in the template instead, maybe? [15:33:40] tag syntax doesn't work in templates at all for Cite. [15:33:46] Not sure why that would change anything, but if it does that could point to the problem. Oh! [15:33:50] News to me [15:34:54] QuasAtWork: have you read https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite#Substitution_and_embedded_parser_functions [15:36:21] kinda makes it useless. [15:36:26] can't have all the refs on the page named the same thing obviously [15:40:01] also can't require name to be present, this template's already transcluded in a lot of places [15:52:16] Hey guys. I'm new to the IRC and I have a bit of a long question. Should I post a link to the question or just flood chat? [15:52:38] Moliver-CE: if it's <10 lines or so, just flood [15:54:49] Basically, I run a knowledgebase wiki (newly installed) for a small software company and we'd really like to be able to automatically pull in the patch notes every week. We've established a web accessible text file that gets updated with the notes, but I'm wondering what the best method would be to pull in and manipulate that text on a wiki page. Unless I'm overlooking an extension, the only way to do what I'm looking to do ( [15:55:15] ... would be through PHP. So, I don't know if the only thing I can do is write an extension or if there's something simpler that I'm overlooking. [15:55:55] You can write a "bot" in pretty much any programming language! [15:55:57] !api [15:55:57] The MediaWiki API provides direct, high-level access to the data contained in the MediaWiki databases. Client programs should be able to use the API to login, get data, and post changes. Find out more at < https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API >. For client libraries in various languages, see < https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Client_Code >. [15:55:59] !bot [15:55:59] A bot is an automatic process which interacts with MediaWiki as though it were a human editor and is designed to simplify repetitive actions too cumbersome to do manually. An overview of how to create a bot and a list of known frameworks can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Creating_a_bot [15:56:47] How much manipulation is there? [15:56:58] Aha. I was getting stuck on the idea of an extension. Sometimes you just need to know what to look for. :D Thanks. [15:57:02] Not a lot. [15:57:40] I'll be able to identify the headers vs. the changes in the patch notes and I just need to wrap the headers with == == and prefix the changes with * [15:57:48] There is also a php maintenance script fro editing pages [15:58:11] This is what I'm looking to format. https://upgrades.pfestore.com/advantage/14.2.8.67/Patch/Patch%20Notes.txt [15:58:38] I suppose the other issue is going to be that the path to the text file will change depending on the version [15:59:06] But at the very least, I can change that once every 6 months instead of manually formatting the notes every Teusday. [16:02:11] aude: "trying to join the call" [16:02:24] aude: "the party is over" [16:02:35] ? [16:02:37] Moliver-CE: Or have a symlink you change [16:02:39] we are there [16:03:54] aude: can you reinvite me or something? [16:04:26] DanielK_WMDE did [16:04:26] Cool. I'm going to try a thing. I appreciate the advice. [16:04:37] doing [16:05:03] * aude is technologically challenged with hangout [16:05:29] hangouts are technically challenged [16:18:29] is there a way to make action=edit§ion=new add new sections to a certain location of a page instead of the end? [16:42:21] !semantic [16:42:22] Not many people around here use Semantic Mediawiki or the other Semantic extensions. You might try asking in #semantic-mediawiki [16:43:12] that's not a very nice message [16:43:32] it's kind of a backhanded way to say "most of us think smw sucks" [16:44:01] haha. [16:45:09] !semantic del [16:45:09] Unable to find the specified key in db [16:45:32] Results (Found 7): hdss, semantichelp, semanticmediawiki, sm, smw, tss, hss, [16:45:32] @search semantic [16:45:38] alias? [16:45:43] !semantichelp [16:45:43] Not many people around here use Semantic Mediawiki or the other Semantic extensions. You might try asking in #semantic-mediawiki [16:45:49] !semantichelp del [16:45:50] Successfully removed semantichelp [16:45:52] !tss [16:45:52] ZOMG!! http://goo.gl/e2631 (join #semantic-mediawiki) [16:46:04] :o [16:47:05] !semantichelp is Semantic MediaWiki is MediaWiki extension that lets you store and query data within the wiki's pages. It has a dedicated IRC channel at #semantic-mediawiki. [16:47:05] Key was added [16:47:24] !semantic [16:47:24] Semantic MediaWiki is MediaWiki extension that lets you store and query data within the wiki's pages. It has a dedicated IRC channel at #semantic-mediawiki. [16:48:07] !hss [16:48:07] ZOMG!! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/mediawiki/6/69/Hesaidsemanticga2.jpg [16:54:22] heheheh [16:54:24] that's funny