[11:35:51] <BADIVAN>	 jh
[16:11:18] <w0y_someone>	 any extension authors here?
[16:11:56] <MTres19>	 w0y_someone I have one that's WIP.
[16:13:29] <Vulpix>	 w0y_someone: you probably want to ask your question without targetting it to a specific group of people, all of us are going to read it anyway
[16:14:13] <w0y_someone>	 is there a way to mark files as "linked by Special:myextension/<Filename>" or whatever so they dont show up as orphaned files, if they are managed by one of our extensions?
[16:15:13] <w0y_someone>	 we have a heavily extended mediawiki setup and im trying to clean up some of the old code/stuff
[16:16:37] <Vulpix>	 so... your extension somehow manage/upload files but they're in the File: namespace like any other normal file uploaded by users?
[16:18:59] <w0y_someone>	 lets say we have a course: "Objektorientierte Programmiertechniken VU (Puntigam)", students can upload files "there" (= normal File:-upload, but if the file links the course-name, it shows up in the course's tab) https://vowi.fsinf.at/wiki/Spezial:Materialien/TU_Wien:Objektorientierte_Programmiertechniken_VU_%28Puntigam%29
[16:20:29] <w0y_someone>	 but because these files are linked by Special:.... they dont know they get linked and show up as orphan files, so basically, even correctly working course-resources show up as broken and we have like 90% orphaned files.
[16:21:52] <w0y_someone>	 my current workaround is to create a semantic media wiki ask query and list all somehow correct files, what makes them linked by mypage so they no longer show up as orphaned
[16:28:46] <w0y_someone>	 but this approach seems like a "DOS-me-please" as the pageload of my smw-workaround-page with action=purge takes like 60sec... so i would really like the extension to somehow mark the files as linked.
[16:29:01] <w0y_someone>	 and delete this page again
[16:33:50] <w0y_someone>	 basically the question is: can i somehow mark files as linked by xy via extension - and how?
[20:56:12] <Thomas>	 Can someone help me please?
[20:56:25] <Thomas>	 How do I get to the admin page?
[20:59:23] <MTres19>	 Guest80114: There are a variety of admin pages on a wiki, but they're usually linked to from Special: SpecialPages when you're logged in with an administrator account.
[20:59:37] <Guest80114>	 How do I edit pages etc
[23:25:40] <ilmaisin>	 hi, is there some kind of parserfunction or something that can be used to check if a user is admin