[01:18:58] hi all! Can I disable server-side SVG rasterization at all? I've found a couple of bugreports, in which that feature was mentioned, but not yet figured out how to sole my problem. [01:21:21] my local mediawiki-based project would have only primitive SVGs, and I do not care about SVG-incapable browsers :) [01:36:30] TwisteR: You can, but you have to make base code edits to MediaWiki. [01:38:47] TwisteR: Diff'ed against MW 1.27. http://pastebin.com/wxH8efjD [01:43:06] TwisteR: there's a feature request somewhere to make it possible for MW not to rasterize svgs :( [02:10:02] what's that paramater i can add to the url to force the page to regenerate when there is templates on it? [02:10:30] ?action=purge [02:23:23] Trela: perfect, thanks! [02:23:40] Of course. :D [02:23:50] SVG is supported in nearly every browser these days. [02:24:45] yep, and I have hard times installing librsvg to my gentoo box... It depends on dozen of gnome and x11 libraries :/ [02:26:03] and upstream is abandoned, as far as I can see... [02:27:30] so, Let There Be SVG! [02:36:34] thanks Reedy [03:33:44] yep [11:40:17] hello [11:41:37] I have a strange issue with that language / translation package [11:41:40] I got it installed [11:41:50] and I can do "Mark this page for translation" [11:42:07] Then the page will be shown segmented into translation units [11:42:23] then I can click on "Mark this version for translation" [11:42:52] then I get the page "Pages proposed for translation" and I can click on "mark for translation" again [11:43:18] only to get back to the same page where the page is shown segmented into translation units [11:43:28] I never get any link, where I can actually do the translation [11:44:15] when I go back to the page, it just shows that link "mark this page for translation" again [11:47:31] I get an error: [runJobs] Failed to start cron API: received 'HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently [11:56:11] rwb: have you configured user rights for translations in LocalSettings.php? [11:56:55] require "$EXT/Translate/Translate.php"; $wgGroupPermissions['user']['translate'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['user']['translate-messagereview'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['user']['translate-groupreview'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['user']['translate-import'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['user']['skipcaptcha'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['pagetranslation'] = true; $wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['translate-manage'] = true; $wgTra [11:57:13] = 'qqq'; $wgExtraLanguageNames['qqq'] = 'Message documentation'; # No linguistic content. Used for documenting messages $wgEnablePageTranslation = true; wfLoadExtension( 'UniversalLanguageSelector' ); [11:58:20] thats in the LocalSettings.php [12:04:35] hey there [12:04:53] how do i "embed" mediawiki into my html layout? [12:05:52] (reference: wikia (maybe they do have a custom theme, but there should be ways without making one)) [13:21:46] Is this channel logged? [15:32:24] Robert-Sterbal: Yes, as indicated in the channel topic. [16:09:17] I can't run setup.sh in mw-vagrant [16:09:29] NoMethodError: undefined method 'load_settings' [16:09:54] Vagrant 1.8.5 [16:10:01] VirtualBox 5.0.3 [16:10:18] (newest) [16:10:54] tried using ruby-switch to set ruby to v1.9.1, 2.0, 2.2 but same error [16:12:35] vagrant config --list shows the same error... after starting to show config options for vagrant, it says there was an error loading a Vagrantfile. (the main Vagrantfile) [16:13:32] "This is usually caused by a syntax error." line 37 MediaWikiVagrant::Environment:0x9fa734c [16:14:17] same error message reported/fixed at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T89727 but I have the latest mw-vagrant [16:24:01] I nuked my mw-vagrant directory and simply re-cloned it... this time it worked fine. The only difference being that at first I was using ruby 2.2 and now I'm using ruby 2.0 [16:42:16] I guess the lesson learned is that Vagrant is built on Ruby, and it matters what version of Ruby you are using. /me goes to learn more about Ruby