[04:30:34] Sureiya1000 [04:33:54] Hi [13:18:24] Hello, I have just upgraded from mediawiki 1.17 to 1.26 and everything has gone well except the skins do not seem to be working eg no css structures. although no errors are occurring. Any suggestions? [13:56:29] hi [14:01:06] my question is about tags, keywords [14:01:22] has wikipedia documents any keywords or tags [14:01:48] which used frequently [15:35:54] Hello, I'm struggling to find the best wording for my usecase, and then Im not sure if its possible. I've an application on labs which the user can authenticate to mediawiki via oauth. I want to open up the application as an API so that other 3rd party apps can use it. How would the authentication work in this scenario? The user should only need to log in to the wiki to authenticate. [18:59:09] Doesn [18:59:22] Hello [18:59:24] Doesn't grrrit-wm rejoin the network on it's own? [19:09:37] no, it has to be restarted [19:24:45] I wonder if I can restart it. [21:06:16] hi ! when editing with the API, should one use the local name, or is the canonical namespace ok ? [21:18:41] Alphos: the canonical namespace should be fine. [21:18:53] thanks :) [21:19:06] :) [21:42:55] anyone awake? I've got an issue cant create any new accounts, at creation it only creates a user but what ever usename i put in, it becomes blank [21:43:00] a,s [21:43:17] also existing users cant login, only sees that they put in invalid username [22:42:57] jober: where is that happening exactly? [22:43:46] or rather, do you have error logs? [22:43:55] blank page typically means a fatal error [22:44:46] Does MediaWiki store information on thumbnails anywhere? [22:45:07] It obviously saves the thumbnails themselves, but the question is: [22:45:32] Does MediaWiki also store the information _that_ it created a given thumbnail anywhere? [22:46:30] After changes to the image processing on my server, I have a bunch of old and or broken thumbnails. [22:46:37] not as a rule [22:46:37] Can I/Should I just remove them? [22:48:13] if you are asking if it is fine to delete thumbnail files, that should be OK [22:49:04] the only reason MW might store thumbnail information (on some backends) is to know what thumbnail files to delete when the original file gets updated [22:49:51] Can you point me to a place? [22:49:59] Where would I find these information? [22:50:18] this(!) information? [23:16:26] I had a question about database dumps, can anyone here help me? [23:17:10] I planned to download an enwiki dump (current revision) from here: [23:17:11] http://dumps.wikimedia.org/enwiki/20151201/ [23:18:34] I was then going to dump it into a localhost wiki, do some modifications with a bot, then redump that and redisitribute that dump for public download, do I need to include a template at the bottom of each page saying I originally got it from Wikipedia if I already mention in the download the source of the original dump? [23:19:08] If I have to, already have one ginned up, just want to make sure that CC BY SA compliant either way [23:22:46] Joergi: if you store files in a plain directory, which is very likely the case, mediawiki does not store the thumbnail list redundantly, it just looks it up from the file system [23:26:09] I just need to know if I'm adhering to CC BY SA [23:26:26] And if I need a template with a link back to the original pages or not. [23:26:30] Joergi: see File::getThumbnails() if you are interested in how thumbnail enumeration is handled in general [23:28:30] GethN7: IMO in a strict sense you don't, it's the responsibility of whoever uses the dump to display those pages [23:30:15] if you want to make sure *they* adhere to CC-BY-SA, then it's a nice thing to do, although there are probably better ways of displaying the origin of the content than adding templates to each page [23:30:53] I was considering add an edit history remark upon importing the dump, but not sure how to do that [23:31:44] Some like "Originally from x wikipedia page" that would auto redirect to the original page upon initial import [23:35:29] tgr: Thanks for the followup. I have the files in normal folders in the local file system. [23:35:55] They are handled by class LocalFile. For thumbnails, it "only" looks them up in the path, [23:36:02] as far as I can tell... [23:36:22] Got it figured out from here, thanks tgr