[04:07:50] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/30002 - can anyone review this patch? [05:27:55] Reception123: ? that patch was reviewed 4 years ago [05:28:08] sorry, wrong link [05:28:46] it was this patch https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/300024/ [05:29:21] yeah, I just haven't gotten back to it since Reedy updated it :) [05:29:30] Oh, okay. [06:07:50] Dear all,I found that user's who are using my wiki portal changing the (index.php?title='xyz') with some sensitive keywords and trying to open it. I want to restrict them such activities. is it possible? [11:00:50] hello [11:01:45] i am using embedvideo to embed youtube videos, all is perfekt, but when i start using tabs (headtabs, tabs, tabber) aall plugins dont show the videos on their tabs, did anyone ever encouter something like that? cant find anything googling [11:23:22] looks like i found the problem, its not the tab plugins, its the embed video plugin, the youtube plugin works just fine [12:25:58] anyone knows how to include a special page on the mainpage? if its not one of the standard special pages like recent changes [12:28:25] not all special pages are includeable [12:28:44] which ones are you trying to do? [12:32:30] i have installed the SocialProfile plugin, it comes with a nice special page Special:UserActivity, it shows who is active on the wiki, i would like to include that on the main page [12:33:31] can you give me a hint, what to dig, i am pretty new, can i do it with transclusion or do i need some kind of iframe stuff what i dont preffer since someone could link in bad stuff :P [12:34:10] fred2k: if the special case itself doesn't have support for it, i see no way to do this, short of re-implementing the functionalitzy in javascript [12:34:15] class UserHome extends SpecialPage { [12:34:28] Yeah, or getting the page changed itself [12:34:29] For some, it's easy [12:34:31] Others, it's not [12:35:30] ok, thank you a lot, i will try that [12:35:48] using iframes, would be a possibility too, or not at all? [12:35:52] scary [12:35:58] You can file a request and ask the developer to do it [12:36:34] ok thanks, i will do that [12:48:11] fred2k: what would you load in the iframe? there is no way to get the content of the special page without all the navigation "chrome" around it [12:49:06] oh yes, you are fully right [16:15:18] Hello all, still having a problem on an IIS server where a widget gets updated, and displays as updated within the widget page itself, but the content that the widget makes once it's embedded in a page does not update. I'm talking about the widget extension and the compiled_templates folder has read and write permissions for everyone [16:15:26] any ideas on where I went wrong? [17:04:09] well, I figured out a kludge way to do it, thanks anyways! :) [17:54:36] Hi there. I'm willing to upgrade to mediawiki 1.27 but it is not entirelly clear for me how to use new AuthManager. I'm currently using 1.26 with $wgAuth = LdapAuthenticationPlugin(). Any tips? Current documentation seems weak or I didn't find the correct docs... [17:56:27] I don't know if you need to change anything [17:56:54] Just by using newer versions of the extension, and of MW, you should mostly be there [17:57:36] Reedy: I actually would like to use AuthManager to use two authentication methods. May I use $wgAuth and a later method with AuthManager? [17:58:27] Have you seen https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:SessionManager_and_AuthManager#As_a_system_administrator ? [18:02:08] Yes, but $wgAuthManagerConfig is not docummented. I even don't know what authentication providers are available. [19:02:53] silas: https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-vagrant/blob/master/puppet/modules/role/templates/ldapauth/LdapAuthentication.php.erb [19:04:02] silas: note the warning in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/286705/ though [20:56:22] tgr: going to take a look. thanks. [20:57:38] It seems, though, that old LdapAuthenticationPlugin has a $wgLDAPUseLocal variable to mix LDAP and local user authentication, which is what I am looking for. It is kind of a workaround, though. [21:30:42] silas: you probably don't need that, just add both LDAP and local passwords as primary providers to $wgAuthManagerConfig and make sure only the last one is marked as authoritative [21:31:58] tgr: going to try that. thanks! [21:32:00] the documentation is a WIP but the phpdoc / default value of $wgAuthManagerConfig should give you some idea [21:32:51] for most extensions you would not need to manually change it, but as noted above LdapAuth is not well-supported