[03:29:48] Yes, AlexZ? [04:37:37] legoktm: At first I thought $guser was a typo [04:37:39] but nope [04:37:44] That is literally the variable name [04:37:45] nope -.- [04:37:59] actually my favorite part of that function is the very end [04:38:29] wait wtf [04:38:30] it does $resultDetails = [ ... ]; reuturn []; [04:41:51] did you figure it out? ;P [04:44:17] yeah [05:21:11] rooturn [08:35:49] hi all [08:35:55] i got one question [08:36:27] is there any way to include or within a template? [08:37:23] I tried < instead of < [08:37:27] seems like not working [08:50:58] My laptop runs in ubuntu 16.04 64-bit.I have installed lamp document root. I wanted to run local instance of mediawiki in my laptop. how can I get it ? [08:53:37] you download it from the mediawiki site? [09:50:07] aniketh_, https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Download [11:28:52] pandem, No. I did the terminal sudo comand on lamp-server^ to download it and verified if its working on browser by doing localhost/ [11:34:55] aniketh_: Are you planning to download for development purposes? [11:35:14] yes [11:35:46] aniketh_: In that case, I suggest you use vagrant. [11:35:48] !vagrant [11:35:48] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki-Vagrant [11:35:53] aniketh_: ^ [11:43:28] Niharika, I will try vagrant. But need to do a project on running local instance of mediawiki in my machine through lamp document root. [11:44:18] aniketh_: Vagrant doesn't need you to setup LAMP at all. It's a virtual machine that runs MediaWiki. It's pretty simple to use. [11:44:48] You should follow the steps here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki-Vagrant#Quick_start [11:45:42] Niharika, Okay. Thankyou. [11:46:06] You're welcome! Feel free to come back and ask questions if you run into issues. [11:46:26] Niharika, Sure. [11:59:39] when I tried doing 'git clone --recursive https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/vagrant' this it showed me the error fatal: unable to access 'https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/vagrant/': server certificate verification failed. CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CRLfile: none [12:04:33] aniketh_: maybe you need to update the certificate database of your system [12:06:15] Vulpix: oh!. Could it be because most of the ssh commands is blocked in our college wifi ? [12:07:51] aniketh_: the "server certificate verification failed" error usually means your system doesn't trust the server's (wikimedia) certificate. That may be because your system doesn't have an updated list of root CAs to verify the certificate chain, or that the certificate is being spoofed or is really not trusted at all [12:16:14] Vulpix: thanks. It was my college wifi certificate issue. [12:29:29] for running local instance do we have to download and install vagrant box ? [12:33:23] aniketh_: that is due to some firewall restrictions in your internet connection (I can tell that because I am connected to the same network as you :P) [12:33:52] aniketh_: try this one, and it would help - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9008309/how-do-i-set-git-ssl-no-verify-for-specific-repos-only [22:20:29] Hi... Die anyone else here encounter the following error: "There seems to be a problem with your login session; this action has been canceled as a precaution against session hijacking. Go back to the previous page, reload that page and then try again."? I'm using Opcache. I read on the support desk that setting main cache type to anything should fix it but that's not working for me :/ [22:20:33] Die* [22:20:36] Did* [22:33:49] Sorry, I was wrong, it works now with CACHE_ANYTHING; I forgot to change in on the other wikis used with CentralAuth. [22:33:56] it*