[02:27:38] <Katie>	 I'm the most trusted.
[02:45:39] <c>	 Katie is the worst
[02:51:21] <Katie>	 I mean,
[02:52:19] <GEOFBOT>	 *Katie begins award winning speech*
[08:12:53] <mcint>	 quick question about name, feature of a syntax element
[08:14:15] <mcint>	 so [[Wikipedia:Page Name]] links to a wikipedia page without the 'external link' warning lock
[08:15:01] <andre__>	 is that a question or a statement
[08:16:02] <mcint>	 is there a similar syntax for MediaWiki's site, e.g. [[MediaWiki:Transclusion]]
[08:16:49] <mcint>	 or is this (the available ~trusted wiki link sites) something configurable (and commonly reconfigured)
[08:17:21] <mcint>	 1. What's the syntax called?
[08:18:25] <mcint>	 or 2. How can I link to MediaWiki's site if it is (as I assume) available in the wiki-interal known-prefix links? [[WikiSite:Page]]
[08:18:37] <mcint>	 * for mediawiki
[08:28:14] <mcint>	 time for a new tack
[08:29:38] <mcint>	 MediaWiki is stupid because you can link to the project site from mediawiki installs....but you can link to wikipedia
[08:29:44] <mcint>	 can't
[08:29:45] <mcint>	 *
[08:35:05] <mcint>	 kthankbai
[08:39:23] <Juandev>	 hi
[08:39:40] <Juandev>	 how it is called the admin right on WMF project to move subpages of a page?
[08:54:02] <Juandev>	 why that right belongs to admins, not tu reg users?
[09:27:54] <Nemo_bis>	 because normal users should not create 400 recentchanges items with one click
[09:39:38] <Juandev>	 umm
[11:30:13] <Guest48102>	 semms that the client browser (in the same domain) don't use php
[11:30:42] <Reedy>	 Presumably that's a local webserver/firewall issue
[11:30:57] <Guest48102>	 firewall is off
[11:33:40] <Guest48102>	 on local maschine mediawiki works fine
[11:34:11] <Guest48102>	 but website is not reachable from client system
[14:02:46] <cluelessperson>	 how do I completely rename "Main Menu"  in the side bar, and just use "Getting Started" in its place?
[14:11:08] <DrRush>	 there might be a namespace for it
[14:13:16] <Yaron>	 cluelessperson: where are you seeing "Main Menu" in the sidebar?
[14:14:25] <Yaron>	 That might be something that was specifically set for your wiki; look in the page "MediaWiki:Sidebar". If it's there, just change it to anything else.
[14:31:35] <Chris___>	 Hello, I have a quick question. I am a new developer and I am thinking of using content from this webpage. More specifically, How MMO and MMORPG games are categorized and the specific lists. Is this something I can do, or is this breaking some sort of copy right? Thanks and sorry if it is a silly question =) 
[14:42:11] <Nemo_bis>	 Chris___: which webpage?
[14:43:09] <Chris___>	 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massively_multiplayer_online_games and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massively_multiplayer_online_role-playing_games
[14:43:55] <Nemo_bis>	 This is a #wikimedia question, not a #mediawiki question. But nevermind.
[14:44:03] <Nemo_bis>	 That list is not copyrightable.
[14:44:18] <Nemo_bis>	 In EU you might run into issues but your IP seems from USA, so no worries
[14:44:24] <Chris___>	 Ok thanks, and sorry I'm in the wrong place.
[14:44:44] <Chris___>	 yes, usa.
[14:45:56] <cluelessperson>	 anyone here have experience setting up ldap with mediawiki?
[14:57:37] <eranroz>	 when moving Lua module that is no redirect left behind. is it a bug or feature? 
[15:16:41] <Yaron>	 cluelessperson: you should just ask your LDAP question(s).
[15:17:33] <cluelessperson>	 Yaron, I don't konw what I'm looking at.
[15:17:57] <Yaron>	 Could you... provide more detail on that?
[15:18:24] <cluelessperson>	 Yaron, At the moment I'm SSHed into the LDAP server, and I'm looking for logs, but I can't even find it.
[15:18:49] <cluelessperson>	 Yaron, I'm trying to setup the ldap extension, but the documentation is extremely uncommunicative.
[15:20:28] <Yaron>	 Alright, cool. I don't know LDAP stuff, but hopefully someone else can answer your question.
[15:22:51] <cluelessperson>	 If you look here.  https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:LDAP_Authentication   The examples are terrible
[15:22:58] <cluelessperson>	 ldap_example_com  ? wat
[15:23:34] <cluelessperson>	 I think it means that you define a profile.   mysite.com    then go down in the arrays settings  mysite.com => 'ldap.mysite.com'  to define them for that profile
[15:24:23] <cluelessperson>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:LDAP_Authentication/Configuration_Options   here
[15:25:37] <Vulpix>	 <translate> tags leaking again... *sigh*
[18:30:32] <Niharika>	 Hi, I got a bot which I would like to make edits to multiple wikis from. Does that mean I'd have to obtain a bot flag on all of those wikis? Is there anything like a global bot flag? 
[18:31:04] <legoktm>	 https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bot_policy#Global_bots
[18:31:16] <legoktm>	 also, #wikimedia-tech is probably a better place to ask
[18:31:44] <Niharika>	 Thanks legoktm.
[19:29:41] <spagewmf>	 I have a weird <imagemap> problem.  The imagemap in http://software-architecture.org/mediawiki2org/index.php?title=Architectural_Modules_of_MediaWiki appears, but imported to mediawiki it prints "Error: Image is invalid or non-existent", https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Architectural_modules
[20:08:54] <spagewmf>	 it seems 1.24.1 allows a <br> in the caption of the image within <imagemap>, but 1.26 isn't happy. I filed T113791
[20:10:44] <spagewmf>	 is user Dapete around? Her fine http://tools.wmflabs.org/imagemapedit/ doesn't seem to do anything, is it just hosting the code to do the work without any UI?
[21:49:45] <spagewmf>	 BTW the imagemap problem is a regression with <br> in the caption, I filed a bug