[01:52:15] Hey, I was wondering how I could host my MediaWiki site's code on Phabricator? [01:55:02] Can anyone tell me what Extension uses the format: {{Patterns header|
}} I noticed this when copying data from the gamepedia.com wiki's? Thank you. [02:01:41] Megacane: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/New_repositories [02:02:03] thanks. [02:08:41] Iomega0318: that might just be a template, try typing Temmplate:Patterns header into the search bar of that wiki [02:11:30] Yeah I was just actually reading on the Wiki about them, trying to figure it out but so far the searches come up and the page not existing.. [02:13:02] you can look at Special:Version to see the installed extensions [02:17:17] I checked as many as I could and read all the descriptions but couldn't find anything that would be doing that.. this urks me lol [02:20:04] Think I may have figured it out! Off to go test it. [02:22:03] Turns out when it copied the template it didn't actually copy over the entire template, it was missing the portion that actually rendered the text.. bleh.. [02:23:49] Probably going to end up having to check every template lol.. but whatever I got it fixed at least.. yay :) [02:24:03] Thanks guys o/ [02:59:20] been on WP + WC for number years... but new developer - recently put together an extension ("ZoomableImages") using OpenSeadragon viewer-- uploaded to gerrit... looking for reviewers [04:05:21] Nephron: is there a patch? [04:06:49] dschwen did some work on IIP, you might want to ask him [04:06:59] also there is a multimedia mailing list [04:25:16] i uploaded changes... [04:28:39] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/320724/ [04:40:57] tgr: found someone with that abbrev on gerrit... [05:06:44] Nephron: thanks! zoomable images would be pretty cool [05:07:19] i have testing site... that shows it in action [05:07:20] I don't know much about the topic but dschwen has been working on a tile pyramid generator service [05:07:25] https://pathologyprotocols.org/core/index.php/Zoomable_image [05:07:45] user: testing PW: virtual [05:07:48] usin IIP, if I remember correctly [05:30:45] tgr: currently working on understanding the processes around code review [05:31:44] well, as long as you are the maintainer of the extension and it's not used anywhere on Wikimedia, it's up to you really [05:32:29] you might wait until someone says OK to merge, or you can just self-merge your patches [05:33:39] i'd be happy if someone could give it a brief look from the security perspective [05:34:39] want to start a discussion in my national organization about the potential of mediawiki... as a way to organize information [05:36:14] and possibly catalog virtual slides [05:43:59] tgr: did take a look at the WikiMiniAtlas - on zoomable images also found JBZV [05:45:35] tgr: will have to figure out the merging... [05:46:23] tgr: i'm going to head out... feel free to mention the extension 'ZoomableImages' to anyone you might think it is interesting-- or is willing to review code from a noobie [12:01:12] I'm pretty new to this and having trouble with the installation tutorial [12:01:47] I've got git. I've got a Mac, so probably have whatever NFS is, though I don't know how to check. I have the latest virtualbox. [12:02:22] I have no idea what a Gemfile.lock is and I don't know which terminal I'm supposed to put that command in [12:02:44] Am I supposed to spin up a new VM with some Linux dist and then put it in there? [12:03:09] I tried running it on my mac and it just said "grep: Gemfile.lock: No such file or directory" [12:03:11] Depends which tutorial you're trying to follow [12:03:23] Reedy: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki-Vagrant#cite_note-fedora-1 [12:03:36] Oh, without the last bit [12:03:52] Just mediawiki's own tutorial [12:04:04] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki-Vagrant [12:06:10] Reedy: do you have any recommendations for clearer tutorials? [12:10:03] Or does anyone else know of one [12:22:33] In case it wasn't clear, this is for deving, not just for a wiki [12:24:13] Any devs want to take on a remote contract? [12:24:53] Hmm, I think this is the wrong channel for me [12:25:45] Oh, dang, the other channel has almost no one on it [12:26:15] Ah, wrong channel [12:26:23] my bad [12:37:15] Well, no one's responding there either, so I'm still open to answers [13:33:21] knod: so you want to start some developement ? [13:34:25] you installed virtualbox and vagrant already, checked out the mediawiki/vagrant repo ? [13:34:33] thedj: Someone on the dev channel helped me set up vagrant. I'm not really deving mediawiki itself, I'm working on a personal project and using mediawiki as the foundation. [13:35:05] right [13:35:11] thedj: I was just not clear on what machine to install vagrant, and which version to use, on since the grep command didn't work in my mac. [13:35:52] Now I'm looking into how to simplify a ton [13:37:00] thedj: Any ideas on how I could do that? [13:37:09] simplify what ? [13:37:09] I'm looking at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings [13:37:33] For example, I want an edit-in-place type of setup [13:39:08] for that vagrant only provides the rather complex VE+parsoid setup that Wikipedia also uses. [13:40:09] thedj: I'm not sure what that means [13:40:57] in that case, i think you might want to look to more simple wiki alternatives than mediawiki [13:41:06] mediawiki is rather complex for most people [13:42:09] thedj: Hmm, could I tell you more details about what I have in mind? Because in that case I'm not sure how to find what I'm looking for. Maybe pm would be more appropriate for this. You ok with that? [13:42:14] something like dokuwiki is much easier https://www.dokuwiki.org/dokuwiki# [13:42:30] and there are many other alternatives [13:42:59] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_software [13:43:04] Do you want to talk about them here, or is that off topic? [13:43:46] it's a bit off topic, and also i don't really have half an hour available to help you really :( [13:43:54] Aw, dang [13:45:07] No worries, thanks for your thoughts thedj [15:22:56] Hi there! [21:24:03] Advice? Setting up email notifications, does the $wgEmergencyContact and $wgSMTP need to have emails @ localhost? [21:24:39] ^ I've become a bit confused on setting up email notifcation under Ubuntu and Digital Ocean. Thanks in advance! [21:35:52] kaotikus: no, in fact @localhost emails won't go anywhere [21:42:24] Vulpix: sorry, by "localhost" => the domain name tied to server on which mediawiki is installed [21:46:17] kaotikus: no, it doesn't need to be that. You can use a gmail account for example [21:58:14] Vulpix: that put me on the right track. got the notifications working. thanks! [21:58:54] yw :) [22:18:48] Vulpix: where would i look to grok a better understanding of how setting up email support fits in? Open question [23:15:37] Does anyone have any experience running mediawiki in a docker container?