[00:38:10] * SatanicSanta slaps WalrusPony around with a trout [00:38:31] SatanicSanta: Go slap me with a trout elsewhere [00:39:12] <^d> Mmm, trout. [01:07:30] Hi guys! [01:07:53] I have a question on the new ResourceLoader option $wgResourceModuleSkinStyles: [01:08:10] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgResourceModuleSkinStyles [01:08:34] What is expected to happen when I define a stylesheet through this variable and add some styles with? [01:09:07] What I see here is that it seems to replace the _complete_(!) content of that stylesheet, which MediaWiki is using by default. [01:09:35] But I do not want to redefine _all__ rules. Instead, I only want to change a few. [01:09:49] Is this the intended behaviour or am I doing something wrong? [02:43:26] emacer: Instead of Template:)), you can also do the &html; &entity; for }}, I believe. [06:35:24] I need help in dealing with this bug report. Exactly what does it say. I am new to mediawiki. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T78230 [07:36:50] cool fixed it [09:44:56] mn [11:04:41] is someone here to help with CirrusSearch? [11:05:16] ive try to reindex our wiki but on forceSearchIndex.php it freezes. [11:05:29] Even when I use the jobqueue..then the jobqueue freezes. [11:06:14] and I can not see any reason why...not even in debug log [11:43:54] lanwin: what do you mean that the job queue freezes? [11:44:19] Nemo_bis: it does nothing [11:44:35] if I runJobs.php from commandline. Nothing happens. [11:44:53] It also dont exit [11:45:33] The same happens if I run forceSearchIndex.php [12:02:05] lanwin: runJobs.php won't do anything if there isn't anything in the job queue; is there something? [12:02:55] yes that its correct. But then it exists which it dont do on my case. Yes that is a job from cirrus inside of the jobs table. [15:19:07] Hey SatanicSanta [15:19:43] JZTech101: faku [15:22:35] SatanicSanta rude [15:24:11] JZTech101: <3 [15:25:40] ;p [15:26:54] q; [15:46:11] hello, is petan here? :) [15:46:18] yes [15:46:21] hi [15:46:32] I'm from gci task [15:47:52] so, I have one question: are the exceptions for translate? [15:49:13] yes, as you can see in description http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2014/5772743572193280 [15:49:24] "Please note that some strings are not meant to be localized, especially all text intended for developers, like debug logs and some error messages that are to be analyzed by development team" [15:50:06] it's perfectly OK if you just localize that preferences form as I suggested, I realize that there are too many strings to localize and that would be an overkill for this task [15:50:16] if you localize preferences I will approve your task [15:52:20] OK, so I have to localize exceptions, other things are done :) [15:52:42] uh? no please don't localize text of C++ exceptions :) [15:52:51] you are supposed to localize UI text [15:53:01] let me show you example [15:55:12] Albert221: this is a preferences form http://ctrlv.in/472572 [15:55:27] there is lot of english text that is currently hardcoded [15:56:08] what is needed is to create a localizable key and insert it into huggle/Localizations/en.xml 1 key for every string which would contain the original english text from options [15:56:27] then replace the original hardcoded text with localization macro _l() [15:58:01] I will localize and commit one of these so that you see it [15:58:40] ok, I will be grateful [16:01:34] Albert221: https://github.com/huggle/huggle3-qt-lx/commit/1b57be9e50907fc25936e3addd74186950ca5613 [16:02:02] you can see that I just copied that original english text that was on preferences (from .ui file) and inserted that as a new key to .xml file [16:02:21] then I inserted a line that would set the text into checkbox during load of preferences form, in cpp file :) [16:02:23] yes, now I undestand this! [16:02:27] it's super simple, mostly copy pasting [16:02:38] it's little bit annoying as there is about 30 such keys [16:03:02] if you start huggle in QQX mode you will see what all is hardcoded and what is not [16:03:25] hardcoded text will look "normal" it will be there, in english, while all localizable text will be replaced with these keys [16:03:30] ok, now it's all clear :) [16:03:36] so that it's simple to verify what needs to be localized [16:05:22] your original pull request is of course OK, just I expected you to localize a bit more of that, especially UI elements like what I just shown you [16:20:35] ok so I sucessfully upgraded my db to 1.23.7 but my browser is still reporting Bad Client [16:20:36] User is not logged in [16:21:08] And when I check out the console I see that js and css assets appear to be missing [16:50:14] petan done :) [16:50:28] https://github.com/huggle/huggle3-qt-lx/pull/122 [16:52:15] great [16:55:51] thank you for your time :) see ya [18:52:52] any familiar with this message [18:52:55] Bad Client [18:52:55] User is not logged in [18:53:05] My auth is working and I can see my data [18:53:19] But this keeps appearing at the top [19:44:08] Is anyone aware of any extension or gadget or something that allows for interwiki transclusion between private wikis? (same family and credential systems) [19:45:51] <^d> Rosencrantz: No, I can't think of any. [19:46:02] <^d> Not impossible to write such an extension, but I dunno of any yet. [19:50:08] hmm, thanks. I'll have to see if I can come up with some way to do this... [19:51:27] There's $wgEnableScaryTranscluding, which ought to work [19:51:39] * Nemo_bis approves [19:51:56] But private wikis? [19:52:03] Yeah, it works with open, but not private [19:52:24] oh, you mean no one can see them, as opposed to they're all behind the same firewall. [19:52:48] Private as in you have to login to view any pages [19:52:54] yep [19:53:21] Then it wouldn't work because ... well, obviously. [19:53:35] You could set up a "public" copy served from the same database and bound to the local network ^^ [19:54:14] Or hack core's authentication, but that sounds like a nightmare [19:54:37] They're both using the same authentication, so I was thinking about just poking at some javascript to maybe load it up [19:54:56] Rosencrantz: there is one such JS linked from the scarytranscluding manual [19:55:04] But I can't make a public copy. [19:55:22] Ahhh [21:42:28] Hi thomas5 [21:42:54] solved it sorry [21:43:02] for wasting your time [21:45:23] is there a way to see if someone is online when they're signed in with their sip phone? [21:45:29] just like a chat client? [21:45:35] oops, wront channel. [22:05:36] Is there anyone who can help with Wikidata Toolkit? [22:11:22] Guest43778: try the #wikidata channel. [22:11:39] Is it possible to open Phab tasks by sending an email? [22:11:47] I remember reading something like that somewhere. [22:12:26] <^demon|lunch> aharoni: Should be, but I also saw a bug open about that having an issue. [22:13:23] <^demon|lunch> !phab T1077 [22:13:23] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T1077 [22:17:23] Hi @ll, :-) [22:18:01] Since the MW version is 1.24 the SphinxSearch doesn't work. [22:18:17] Does anyone experienced the same problem? [22:23:25] there's anybody outthere that can take in charge a Phabricator site request for a configuration change? [22:25:50] Andyrom75: which bug? [22:26:43] hi legoktm, I'm talking with Krenair in another channel. However, the bug is T77012 [22:28:51] yeah, not really on topic for this channel [22:30:04] yes maybe it's a bit techy request [22:35:34] legoktm: have you taken a look to the above bug? Is something that you can take in charge? [23:26:21] Hi [23:43:01] !T 60196 [23:43:01] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T60196