[00:56:06] anyone know how to create a downloadable ical file in mediawiki? [00:57:32] you would need some sort of calendar extension i guess [01:31:34] hey can anyone let me know if it is possible to remove jobs from the jobs queue? [01:31:52] we made some mistakes with text replace which fortunately haven't been run yet [01:37:28] PJosepherum, should be able to drop the entry in the job table? [01:45:26] so it's in the database, thanks :) [01:50:26] PJosepherum, that depends on your config [01:50:32] I know that on wikimedia sites we have it in redis [01:51:00] but assuming you have a fairly 'vanilla' setup... [02:02:43] mysql [02:02:50] i think i found wjat i was looking for [02:02:56] did you find the entry? [02:03:32] DELETE FROM pw_jobs WHERE job_params LIKE "%to-do%" [02:03:52] found all the text replace entries we wanted to remove and also some html cache updates [02:04:01] anyway i'ma run jobs and hope for the best [02:05:01] hey while you're here, we're having a load of trouble with the delay in running jobs [02:05:29] okay.. [02:05:53] is there any way to have them run on creation, or is using a frequent cron job the best option? [02:06:54] how are you running them at the moment? [02:07:32] default settings [02:07:49] and using the runJobs.php script when necessary [02:08:09] MW 1.25.1 btw [02:08:19] we also have semantic media wiki latest [02:28:24] nm, went with cron :) [07:19:47] Hello, I am a user from Orain, i would like to know how would it be possible for staff there to grant me permissions to add global rights (ONLY administrator and bureuacrat)? [11:31:31] I've configured mediawiki and apache in a way that /wiki/SomeArticle will deliver SomeArticle. It works pretty fine except for /wiki/FAQ, that only shows "The MediaWiki FAQ can be found at: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ" [11:33:19] I can find the access the real FAQ page using wiki/index.php?title=FAQ, so I wonder where I can disable this weird message for /wiki/FAQ [12:09:13] konstin: that is not normal behavior [12:09:42] except perhaps for an old version of mediawiki [19:35:48] RobotsOnDrugs: I'm using a recent version (1.24.2) [19:36:50] konstin: very strange then [19:37:25] the only thing i can think of is something in the web server configuration doing something special for that particular request [19:52:54] konstin: that happens because of wrong short URL configuration [19:53:34] the wiki shouldn't be installed in /wiki and also have short URLs of /wiki/PAGENAME [19:54:15] the workaround for you would be to delete the FAQ file [19:54:56] but the same problem will happen for any page name that has the same name as any MediaWiki file [20:03:05] i was close :P [20:06:00] yes, the problem is rewrite rules, they usually perform the rewrite if the target URL is not an existing file/folder [20:06:30] yes, that is necessary to deliver css and javascript [20:06:46] I' trying to move the wiki to a folder called "w" [20:07:47] why? [20:08:14] seems kind of silly to name the directory w [20:08:37] well, WMF does that lol [20:09:17] yes, but if i got this right, then it's necessary to avoid a conflict between real files and request that should be redirected to index.php [20:09:41] if you don't have other web applications on the same (sub)domain, you can place the wiki directly on the document root [20:09:45] Vulpix: really? [20:10:06] mine is mediawiki and requests are short urls to /wiki/ [20:10:10] RobotsOnDrugs: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php [20:11:07] Vulpix: konstin said folder, so i am talking about the directory name on the filesystem [20:11:10] I have my irc bouncer running in the root, so I have to put mediawiki in a subdirectory [20:11:24] RobotsOnDrugs: on WMF, mediawiki is on the /w folder [20:13:16] well, using /w is fine then. You can use whatever you like, but it should be different than the "short URL" preffix (and if they have a common start like /w and /wiki, the folder should be shorter than the "short URL") [20:13:54] I fixed my problem by moving mediawiki to /w while using /wiki/Articlename as url [20:14:03] thanks for help! [20:14:48] yw :) [20:15:16] (Thought I still think it's weird that you can't use the same name for the folder and the url) [20:15:58] make sure $wgScriptPath is correct or you will have a hard time editing [20:16:41] well, you can, as you were using, but the rewrite rules have that side effect for the page FAQ, CREDITS, HISTORY, etc [20:16:43] i did, it points to /w now [20:18:17] konstin: if your wiki is at wikiapiary.com it would be nice to update the API URL there as well [20:19:07] tbh I've never heard wikiapiary before [20:19:45] My current setup is just a private one to develop a new skin for the SuperTuxKart wiki [20:20:14] neither had i [20:20:20] interesting concept [20:20:34] well, if it's a private wiki (not accessible from Internet), then it surely won't be listed there [20:21:31] Maybe I can use it when the new skin is deployed [20:22:03] And when I've convinced the SuperTuxKart admins to use a more recent version than 1.16.2 ... [20:22:41] heh [21:13:36] hi [21:16:00] inhave a gc dol=001 usa First generation GameCubes feature a digital A/V out capable of progressive scan that wont read my games. i used theworking connectors from another gc console that IS NOT a 1st generation. i want to sell the 1st gen gc but need to be able to tell the buyer about it [21:16:26] you have the wrong channel [21:16:56] which channel do i need [21:17:53] no idea [21:30:21] I can't edit my full name in gerrit.wikimedia any reason for it or is it a bug [21:40:20] c0mrad3: expected behavior, the "full name" in gerrit is your wikitech wiki account name. [21:41:24] cool hope it doesn't effect anything else :) [21:41:55] also the reload button besides it logs me out :( [21:42:27] Renaming a wikitech/gerrit account is technically possible but a pain currently (much of it is not automated) [21:44:11] also I am getting this error when try using git review -s https://dpaste.de/qjmV [21:45:26] c0mrad3: what happens when you try `ssh dhanvi@gerrit.wikimedia.org -p 29418` ? [21:45:54] You may not have your ssh keys setup correctly [21:45:59] it think had worked fine let me try it again [21:47:09] nah ssh is working fine bd808 I got a welcome message and connection closed [21:47:27] hmmm.. well at least that's not the problem :) [21:48:46] bd808: https://dpaste.de/bZWA [21:49:34] yeah that looks right. Can you try adding the remote manually and see if you get a better error message? -- git remote add -f gerrit ssh://dhanvi@gerrit.wikimedia.org:29418/mediawiki/core.git [21:55:04] bd808: I have updated the git review using pip and got the problem fixed :) [21:55:15] awesome [21:55:48] \o/ :D [21:56:38] hope this is not a error :) https://dpaste.de/DHkW [21:58:46] nope, it just means that git-review is changing something about configuration files. AFAIK ~/.config/... still works for now [22:01:58] I think the new way to configure git-review is in your .gitconfig file [22:02:28] https://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack-infra/git-review/commit/?id=1bc87f26d63dbe78b84a6e270c247666a9f5bf50 [22:06:05] any way I have configured globally as told in the tutorial bd808 [22:06:42] *nod* the on wiki docs are not synced up with the latest git-review version apparently [22:06:58] such is the nature of things