[01:16:25] <sammy>	 Hi. Does anyone know where the best place to ask is, if someone wanted to create a new wiki farm and was looking for people interested in helping?
[01:17:20] <cortex_>	 sammy: what do you mean by wiki farm?
[01:17:30] <ori>	 sammy: the wikitech-l mailing list (https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l)
[01:18:27] <sammy>	 cortex: Wikia and ShoutWiki are wiki farms, for example. And ori, ok
[07:41:28] <Reedy>	 How do I get the contents of another wikipage via lua?
[07:42:26] <Reedy>	 I feel like I'm overlooking something simpleish
[07:43:52] <Reedy>	 Or maybe it's actually more difficult.. Due to how I've seen people defining stuff to be changed in modules, rather than having in a seperate page...
[07:45:07] <Reedy>	 Title has a getContent...
[07:45:41] <Reedy>	 That was suprisingly hard to find ;)
[08:59:36] <auvajs>	 hi, what Cirus/Elastica version to use with Elasticsearch 2.3.3? I use git versions but there is some version mismatch
[08:59:48] <auvajs>	 or whatever
[09:00:17] <auvajs>	 I'm unable to run updateSearchIndexConfig.php
[09:10:44] <dcausse>	 auvajs: I think you need wmf releases
[09:11:10] <dcausse>	 when you say git versions you mean master branch?
[09:12:44] <dcausse>	 in short elastic 2.3.3 support is not yet part of an official MW release
[09:13:36] <dcausse>	 but you can have it as long as you fetch a recent 1.28 wmf release or the master branch
[10:53:30] <auvajs>	 dcausse: sorry for the late reply but I wasn't there. my release is wmf/1.28.0-wmf.8, I'm still getting the "version mismatch"... is this the wrong version?
[10:54:05] <p858snake>	 ostriches: ^
[10:57:18] <auvajs>	 dcausse: I'm getting this: http://pastebin.com/pvB01y0y
[11:40:26] <KNOWME>	 Hi, could someone please help me with this minor problem? How do I get rid of this block of text and make this template work? http://178.62.49.152/index.php/Gastrointestinal_Tract_Structure_%26_Secretions
[11:41:34] <KNOWME>	 Its the references text template called {{Template:Reflist}} I copied it from Wikipedia directly but my Wiki does seem to understand the template to show a references list?
[11:41:42] <KNOWME>	 PLEASE PLEASE SOMEONE HELP
[11:42:28] <KNOWME>	 I mean is it a bug? I'm using Chrome
[11:43:33] <p858snake>	 !e ParserFunctions | KNOWME
[11:43:33] <wm-bot>	 KNOWME: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ParserFunctions_
[11:45:18] <KNOWME>	 If parser functions are the problem then how come all the other templates in my website work?
[11:46:08] <KNOWME>	 thanks p858snake but if you could kindly answer the above question as well?
[11:46:33] <p858snake>	 are those templates using ParserFunction features?
[11:48:22] <KNOWME>	 thats the thing I don't think so
[11:48:41] <p858snake>	 That would be why they are working
[11:49:16] <KNOWME>	 thats the thing I don't think so
[11:49:16] <KNOWME>	 *template
[11:49:16] <KNOWME>	 I've tested it with other templates (which I've now deleted) and they seem to have no problem
[11:49:18] <KNOWME>	 its just this one reference tempalte
[11:50:09] <p858snake>	 and possibly missing all the LUA stuff as well
[11:54:27] <p1rate>	 hi :) in a private wiki, how can I hide the sidebar menu pages for not logged in users ?
[11:55:38] <KNOWME>	 @pirate why does that matter? They cant access the rest of your wiki?
[11:56:05] <KNOWME>	 @p858snake do you think I should install that parser extension anyway?
[11:56:24] <p1rate>	 KNOWME, it's an information leak
[11:56:24] <p858snake>	 yes
[11:57:03] <p858snake>	 p1rate: if you don't give them access to the info, there is no leak
[11:57:13] <p1rate>	 a title is part of the information
[11:57:36] <p1rate>	 can you point me into the right direction perhaps ?
[11:57:40] <KNOWME>	 @p1rate it would just be coding they could access nothing else. You should think of encoding your titles -its easier than hiding them
[11:57:54] <KNOWME>	 @p1rate I have no idea
[11:58:04] <p1rate>	 thanks, I'll start looking at code then
[11:58:44] <KNOWME>	 yeah, better to block off coding access than the entire thing
[11:59:17] <p1rate>	 what do you mean ?
[11:59:32] <KNOWME>	 like, can they access your "view source"?
[11:59:39] <KNOWME>	 if so your wiki is not secure
[11:59:49] <p1rate>	 I have no idea what you are talking about
[12:00:22] <KNOWME>	 on your wiki pages, im assuming everything is protected? 
[12:00:26] <p1rate>	 yes
[12:00:36] <KNOWME>	 right...so is your site online?
[12:00:41] <p1rate>	 yes
[12:00:58] <KNOWME>	 then any anonymous user can read your page, or is that not the case?
[12:01:05] <p1rate>	 no they can't
[12:01:11] <p1rate>	 you need to be logged in for that
[12:01:14] <KNOWME>	 good then your fine
[12:01:37] <KNOWME>	 it would just be the titles you need to encode into something less sensitive
[12:01:51] <KNOWME>	 thats the easiest way of going about it
[12:01:58] <KNOWME>	 to prevent information leaks
[12:02:20] <p1rate>	 but then the title isn't descriptive for the page
[12:02:37] <p1rate>	 I just want to stop rendering the page when a user isn't logged in
[12:02:57] <p1rate>	 found something
[12:03:04] <KNOWME>	 cool...mind sharing?
[12:04:34] <p1rate>	 got it :)
[12:04:37] <p1rate>	 sec
[12:08:51] <KNOWME>	 k
[12:11:04] <p1rate>	 KNOWME, http://pastebin.com/rgEvM6Uk
[12:11:51] <KNOWME>	 sweet
[12:11:55] <KNOWME>	 where did you place it?
[12:12:02] <p1rate>	 created an extension
[12:17:54] <dcausse>	 auvajs: did you fetch the same version (wmf/1.28.0-wmf.8) of the Elastica extension and ran composer update?
[12:23:27] <KNOWME>	 p858snake YOU SIR ARE A LEGEND!
[12:23:45] <KNOWME>	 Thank you! All it required was a reinstall of the extension
[12:23:53] <KNOWME>	 and a hard refresh
[12:28:36] <p1rate>	 KNOWME, just find this too: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:HideSidebar
[12:28:39] <p1rate>	 basically does the same I did
[12:28:57] <KNOWME>	 oh awesome plrate!
[12:29:06] <KNOWME>	 Well done that should come in handy
[12:30:04] <p1rate>	 now I'm looking on how to remove the footer (privacy policy etc)
[12:30:12] <p1rate>	 and "special pages" and "printable version"
[12:30:17] <p1rate>	 any idea which hooks to use ?
[12:31:25] <KNOWME>	 navigate to special:version and look at the bottom, that should give you a list of hooks to use
[12:31:54] <p1rate>	 they're also on mediawiki.org but most of the time it's not very clear what you can do with a hook
[12:32:41] <p858snake>	 p1rate: you can change the system messages
[12:33:22] <p1rate>	 what hook is that :?
[12:46:26] <auvajs>	 dcausse: tnx, the problem was I didn't run composer update in Elastica dictionary
[12:46:54] <dcausse>	 yw
[15:48:36] <giman>	 hello
[17:32:03] <clayjar>	 I can't seem to find a doc on this, but I'm trying to contribute to an extension dev via Gerrit. The owner approved Push & Push Commit Merges for Registered Users, but I still can't do git review -R. It keeps on responding: "remote: Unauthorized."  I'm at a dead-end. Help.
[17:33:24] <clayjar>	 I've also tried git push origin HEAD:refs/for/master, which is the cmd I'm more familiar with.
[17:33:50] <clayjar>	 Oops, wrong channel. I should be on #mediawiki-dev.
[17:35:19] <clayjar>	 I meant #wikimedia-dev
[17:38:11] <JeroenDeDauw>	 Where can I request the removal of an extension from Gerrit?
[17:48:00] <clayjar>	 @JeroenDeDauw: try #wikimedia-tech ?
[17:49:38] <ori>	 JeroenDeDauw: which extension?
[17:50:40] <JeroenDeDauw>	 ori: https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-SemanticCompoundQueries/
[17:50:51] <JeroenDeDauw>	 ori: now lives at https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticCompoundQueries
[17:51:06] <ori>	 could you possibly just replace its contents with a README pointing to the new location?
[17:51:24] <JeroenDeDauw>	 I suppose yes
[17:52:03] <ori>	 If it's your repository, and you really want it deleted, I can do that, but the usual pattern is to leave a "readme redirect"
[17:52:07] <JeroenDeDauw>	 Going to be a surprise for people deploying with git push :D
[17:52:10] <JeroenDeDauw>	 *pull