[01:44:58] are listuser and listgrouprights built into core that tightly that its not possible to unset or hide? [01:45:20] what do you mean? [01:45:37] like literally have those special pages not show up at all [01:45:41] mediawiki by and large is not designed to be a system where some information is hidden from some people [01:45:59] there are extensions that allow you to implement additional restrictions though [01:46:02] yeah that i know, yet the other special pages can be hidden using unset [01:46:04] in your case, you'd want Lockdown [01:46:24] !e Lockdown | nerfie [01:46:24] nerfie: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lockdown_ [01:46:27] er [01:46:31] * Skizzerz stabs wm-bot [01:46:41] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lockdown [01:46:45] no trailing _ [01:47:06] it has a SpecialPagesLockdown you can use to restrict access to various special pages [01:47:22] i'm aware of that extension, $wgHooks['SpecialPage_initList'][] seems to work [01:50:36] was going to say "that should work too, what issues are you having with it" but they left [01:50:37] :< [01:51:43] anyone know how to force sql ssl connections to tlsv1.2 ? [01:52:08] man, security communications is underrated :( [01:53:00] look for a config option where you can manually provide a list of allowed ciphersuites, and restrict that list to only TLS 1.2 suites? [01:53:07] otherwise I have no idea [01:54:18] yea, it's a boolean called $wdDBssl [01:54:54] set to true, connects to mariadb using tls1.2. servers in my mariadb cluster talks to eachother via tlsv1.2 though [01:54:59] replicating and all [01:57:33] dont even know if it's a thing of mediawiki or a mysqli problem [01:58:12] if set to true, connects using tls1.0 * sry for the typo [02:54:28] is there still a way to used fixed positioning to make an image that follows you when you scroll onwiki? i read something about security concerns [03:19:10] CSS should do it. [03:55:46] Yvette: i was playing around with it and flailed [03:56:39] https://i.imgur.com/Q3cUg29.gif [04:40:16] Yvette: can you enable my laziness [04:40:47] I doubt it. [06:49:30] Extension:CirrusSearch composer install elastic failed. what's wrong? [06:50:17] I'm not sure Elasticsearch can be installed with Composer. [06:51:33] I need a better search extension , any advice? [06:51:46] Google? :-) [06:51:58] What's wrong with the current search? What are you trying to fix? [06:53:17] The search in chinese is not good enough [06:53:38] Ah. [06:55:13] Yvette: 3q [06:55:30] Yvette: thx [06:55:40] I guess https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/install-elasticsearch.html is what you want? [07:00:13] Yvette: I succeed in installing elasticsearch but it's not enough [07:00:57] Yvette: it needs composer to install the extension "Elastic" [07:01:41] Yvette: I cannot find a solution to it. [07:07:09] https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/php-api/current/_installation_2.html ? [07:07:22] newbee: Did you try "composer install elasticsearch"? [07:08:30] Yvette: I downloaded the .deb of elasticsearch and installed it on my ubuntu [07:09:42] Yvette: after that I try to install the Extension:Elastica [08:58:52] Is there magic word can [08:59:09] Is there any magic word can get the user group? [08:59:24] logon user group [10:29:58] Is there any way to get the 'printable' version of the page to look exactly like the screen version? [10:30:16] i hate how it changes the fonts and removes things like horizontal lines [10:30:22] export to pdf? [10:30:46] i never said anything about pdf's [10:32:53] Yeah. So I did. [10:33:04] I'm not sure how that helps though [16:19:39] if I have a Title object, and call isRedirect() on it, and it ends up being a redirect, how do I get the target of that redirect? [16:25:08] you need to get a Content object for it, and call getRedirectTarget() on that [16:26:25] Revision::newFromTitle( $title )->getContent()->getRedirectTarget(), or something along these lines [16:28:33] HI, I am looking for an extension for MediaWiki that will restrict who can edit certain pages, do you know if we have any? [16:29:28] LockDown maybe [16:56:06] !lockdown [16:56:07] Lockdown is an extension for preventing read or write access by namespace and limiting access to special pages, see < http://mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Lockdown >. For per-page access protection, see !ppp. For general information on preventing access to your wiki, see !access. [16:57:43] lockdown isn't needed to restrict editing [16:57:49] that's built into mediawiki [16:58:03] just protect the page, or set up namespace permissions [16:58:35] the person left so idk exactly what situation they were looking for [17:01:58] Skizzerz: I thought (s)he wanted an protection on per user basis. MediaWiki does not offer this, I thing Lockdown does (at least you can configure groups without going to LocalSettings). But you're right, we dont know ;)