[00:21:24] <Dekkzter>	 Hello, anybody can help with a little problem? When opening my wiki page it looks like there is no using CSS (Private wiki), but when i log in to the wiki itlooks allright until i go to the preferences page, then it is back to looking weird again
[00:37:51] <legoktm>	 which CSS specifically?
[00:38:05] <legoktm>	 is it coming from a gadget for MediaWiki:Common.css?
[00:38:19] <Quasar`>	 sounds like it might be a $wgAllowSiteCSSOnRestrictedPages issue
[00:38:32] <Quasar`>	 at least, the Special:Preferences part.
[00:38:39] <legoktm>	 yeah, that was my hunch too
[00:38:45] <Dekkzter>	 I am pretty new to mediawiki, but from my point of view it seems like a css issue
[00:39:01] <Dekkzter>	 ok, will check that, where can i find that?
[00:39:13] <Quasar`>	 speaking of I noticed that setting doesn't apply to the page you get if you try to log in on a wiki running TorBlock while on Tor
[00:39:18] <legoktm>	 You can set $wgAllowSiteCSSOnRestrictedPages  = true; in your LocalSettings.php
[00:39:24] <Dekkzter>	 ok
[00:39:26] <Dekkzter>	 give me a min
[00:39:44] <Quasar`>	 but, I need to upgrade MediaWiki and check that again afterward before I report it officially ;)
[00:41:06] <Quasar`>	 err rather not login but create a new account
[00:41:44] <Dekkzter>	 ok, when i did that i didnt get permission to show the page at all
[00:41:55] <Dekkzter>	 Forbidde, 403 Forbidden error
[00:48:05] <Dekkzter>	 "Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request."
[01:01:50] <legoktm>	 Dekkzter: what exactly did you add to LocalSettings.php? can you paste it in a pastebin (with passwords removed)? also what version of MW are you using?
[01:02:03] <Dekkzter>	 sure. give me 2 min
[01:04:14] <Dekkzter>	 could only find one password in there
[01:04:15] <Dekkzter>	 https://pastebin.com/bW3xAwKG
[01:04:39] <Dekkzter>	 its the latest stable release.. 1.29.1
[01:05:12] <Dekkzter>	 But after i added that last row, i coudlnt show any page, either logged in or logged out
[01:07:33] <Dekkzter>	 and if i run Vector skin, al pages looks like no CSS i jhust discovered
[01:19:30] <legoktm>	 Dekkzter: you're missing a semicolon at the end of the line
[01:19:42] <Dekkzter>	 dont say it was that easy... sec
[01:20:38] <Dekkzter>	 added that, still no CSS
[01:20:57] <legoktm>	 but pages are loading properly now?
[01:21:05] <Dekkzter>	 yes
[01:21:13] <legoktm>	 hm, I'm not sure then
[01:21:42] <Dekkzter>	 its a clean install of mediawiki aswell
[06:20:06] <samwilson>	 addshore: I got the integration tests for mediawiki-api working on travis: https://github.com/addwiki/mediawiki-api/pull/46 
[06:53:45] <Woodpecker>	 having trouble installing mediawiki. I am on ubuntu, and I am unsure whether I should be using the one provided by the repository, or downloading the tarball. 
[06:55:20] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: the tarball is the more common way
[06:55:33] <Woodpecker>	 samwilson: okay I will do that then. 
[06:56:25] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: if you do go the package way, make sure you use https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Legoktm/Packages instead of the other older one
[06:56:35] <samwilson>	 but yeah, tarball is easy :-)
[07:02:55] <Woodpecker>	 I dont understand, "uploaded files" part of the tutorial. Which uploaded files? The files from the tarball I just downloaded? https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Installing_MediaWiki#Uploaded_files
[07:03:56] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: yep, those are the ones. that doc isn't very clear!
[07:04:03] <samwilson>	 i think the heading used to say more... i'll fix it...
[07:04:59] <Woodpecker>	 samwilson: well i am gratified that I offer a new users perspective. Ha ha
[07:05:08] <samwilson>	 yes! it's very useful :)
[07:05:35] <samwilson>	 i changed it to just "Upload files", because all the other headings are verbs
[07:11:27] <Woodpecker>	 "If you installed Apache, the correct directory is specified in your httpd.conf file (it's typically <apache-folder>/htdocs). Note: This changes in Ubuntu 14.04 with Apache 2.4.7 where the primary config file for Apache server settings and directories is /etc/apache2/apache2.conf." << I checked the config file, and I do not see where the "correct directory" is specified in it. http://paste.ubuntu.com/25637869/ 
[07:11:43] <Woodpecker>	 Is the "correct directory" /var/www ?
[07:12:37] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: yep! that's the one. it's the DocumentRoot directive in apache.conf
[07:12:57] <samwilson>	 and usually you put mediawiki into `/var/www/w/`
[07:13:14] <Woodpecker>	 okay, thanks!
[07:13:18] <samwilson>	 :)
[07:15:30] <Woodpecker>	 ie – sudo cp -a mediawiki-1.29.1 /var/www/w/
[07:16:11] <samwilson>	 yep
[07:16:50] <Woodpecker>	 nice
[07:18:49] <Woodpecker>	 On this part here, https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Installing_MediaWiki#Run_the_installation_script
[07:19:22] <Woodpecker>	 it says, "This is no longer required." Does that apply to the whole section or just the above block?
[07:20:11] <samwilson>	 you're good at this! :-) 
[07:20:19] <samwilson>	 it's just the block above
[07:20:26] <samwilson>	 the installation bit is still required. i'll fix it now.
[07:24:02] <Woodpecker>	 thanks!
[07:35:59] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: thanks for helping improve the docs. Let me know if there are other wierd bits that are hard to understnad
[07:36:26] <Woodpecker>	 Oh I will. 
[07:44:49] <Woodpecker>	 I am on here. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Config_script – I am having trouble finding index.php in my web browser, as I am using a localhost (its installed on my computer) and not a web domain. 
[07:44:59] <Woodpecker>	 http://localhost/mediawiki/index.php – is this the webaddress I need?
[09:16:11] <nixusj>	 does the ID of any wikipage change at each revision? For example when I clicked "Permanent link" on Wikipedia, the URL was https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Michael_Francis_Egan&oldid=802919772 so I was wondering if there is a never-changing ID for each topic, or if IDs change continuosly
[09:17:47] <nixusj>	 or maybe, the page title is the actual "unique identifier" across wikipedia, and "id" only refers to revisions?
[09:43:38] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: try http://localhost/w/index.php
[09:43:59] <Woodpecker>	 samwilson: not found.
[09:44:19] <samwilson>	 hm, what baout just http://localhost do you get a directory listing?
[09:44:40] <Woodpecker>	 I get an apache ubuntu landing page
[09:45:33] <samwilson>	 nixusj: you're looking for the `curid` parameter, which takes a page ID instead of `oldid` which takes a revision ID.
[09:45:53] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: ah, so that's propbably /var/www/index.html if you have such a thing
[09:46:26] <Woodpecker>	 samwilson: I think so
[09:46:42] <samwilson>	 Woodpecker: and you've got the mediawiki files at /var/www/w ?
[09:46:58] <Woodpecker>	 samwilson: yep
[09:47:26] <samwilson>	 oh, do you happend to have a /var/www/html ?
[09:47:36] <samwilson>	 with an index.html file in it?
[09:47:51] <Woodpecker>	 nope. 
[09:47:57] <Woodpecker>	 hold on, my cousin is helping me
[09:48:06] <samwilson>	 :) cool
[09:49:09] <nixusj>	 samwilson: take for example the page /wiki/Rome. Does the topic "Rome" have a fixed, invariable numeric ID, or is "Rome" the ID itself? Numeric IDs seem to change at each revision.
[09:49:38] <samwilson>	 nixusj: it has both
[09:50:25] <samwilson>	 nixusj: if you go to 'page information' in the sidebar, it'll show you the page ID
[09:50:55] <samwilson>	 although, depending on what you're using it for, sometimes the 'Rome' as an identifier is better, because moving pages can change the title but keep the ID
[09:51:14] <nixusj>	 yes but if I want a permanent link to the topic "Rome" (the topic as a whole, not any particular revision), a permanent link that will never change, do I consider the page title as the ID?
[09:51:57] <samwilson>	 yeah, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=774776 will point to it, even if it gets moved to "Rome, Italy"
[09:52:22] <nixusj>	 but "curid" will change with the next revision?
[09:52:49] <samwilson>	 nope
[09:52:54] <samwilson>	 there's some info: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Parameters_to_index.php#Page_revision_or_version 
[09:53:40] <samwilson>	 revisions have IDs and pages have IDs. the URL parameters aren't named very well!
[09:54:37] <samwilson>	 nixusj: and here's some more info about the page ID https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Page_table#page_id about when it can change
[09:54:51] <samwilson>	 e.g. someone could delete Rome and recreate it, then it'd have the same title but a different ID
[09:55:21] <nixusj>	 samwilson: so if I edit /wiki/Rome, "curid" will remain 774776 for the new revision, whereas the current version is archived as "old revision" and given a new numeric ID?
[09:56:44] <samwilson>	 yeah, so at any given time, there's a curid that'll show you the page, and a oldid that will show you the *same* page, but only until it's edited
[09:57:03] <samwilson>	 think of curid as being 'pageid' and oldid as 'revid' maybe
[09:57:56] <samwilson>	 nixusj: oh! and shall i confuse you more and say that if you're really looking for a "topic identifier" then a Wikiata ID will serve you better! :-)
[10:04:50] <nixusj>	 thanks for the info :)
[10:06:30] <kuznero>	 Hi All! I cannot seem to get syntax highlighting working. What can be the reason?
[10:07:06] <kuznero>	 Here is my LocalSettings.php: https://pastebin.com/eBXsGFhJ
[10:07:37] <Woodpecker>	 Okay installed. Now I just need scribunto
[10:08:00] <kuznero>	 I have `wfLoadExtension( 'SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi' );` in there. Is there anything else I should enable? The installation comes from official mediawiki:stable docker image with my LocalSettings.php file embedded.
[10:10:36] <kuznero>	 Special:Version page shows that `SyntaxHighlight v2.0` extension is enabled.
[10:11:57] <thedj>	 kuznero: most commonly, it means that the webserver was not allowed to execute the python based pygmentize library
[10:12:11] <thedj>	 which can be for a variety of reasons.
[10:13:12] <kuznero>	 thedj: that is a bit strange as it is running in a docker container - it should have all access to runtime. But I can imaging that if it need to download something from internet to do its job, that might be an issue as I am behind the firewall
[10:13:26] <thedj>	 no, it won't have to.
[10:13:46] <thedj>	 well, unlees you didn't composer install it...
[10:14:02] <thedj>	 did you get from git ?
[10:14:19] <thedj>	 or from a prepackaged version ?
[10:14:57] <thedj>	 see also: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SyntaxHighlight#Installation
[10:15:49] <kuznero>	 thedj: I pulled an official docker image, so I guess it all should be properly pre-packaged already
[10:16:34] <Dekkzter>	 Hello, anybody can help with a little problem? When opening my wiki page it looks like there is no using CSS (Private wiki), but when i log in to the wiki itlooks allright until i go to the preferences page, then it is back to looking weird again
[10:19:02] <Woodpecker>	 okay all set up
[10:35:05] <kuznero>	 Is there any way to see what is exactly the error that make page land on `Category:Pages with syntax highlighting errors`?
[10:36:38] <kuznero>	 It seems to be related to this https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T128993
[10:37:13] <kuznero>	 Will try with `$wgShowExceptionDetails = true;` now
[10:40:06] <kuznero>	 Finally, here is the error it is producing: Notice: Failed to invoke Pygments: /usr/bin/env: python: No such file or directory [Called from SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi::highlight in /var/www/html/extensions/SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi/SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi.class.php at line 308] in /var/www/html/includes/debug/MWDebug.php on line 309
[10:41:07] <kuznero>	 Problem is that python is not registered as a valid alternative in official docker image...
[10:43:25] <kuznero>	 Official dockerfile does not care about installing python :( That is pretty sad. If issues would have been enabled on https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-docker I would have created a new issue.
[10:49:38] <p858snake>	 kuznero: file reports in our phabricator instance please
[10:49:53] <p858snake>	 phabricator.wikimedia.org
[10:49:57] <kuznero>	 p858snake: can I do it without being logged in?
[10:50:15] <p858snake>	 nope, but if you already have a ccount on mediawiki.org you can use that
[10:50:52] <kuznero>	 nope, I don't... I will register, not an issue. But won't that be better if I will just post a PR to official docker image?
[10:59:32] <kuznero>	 Yep, fix actually works. Will submit a PR during an houw.
[11:55:39] <kuznero>	 Pushed new PR: https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-docker/pull/39
[12:34:05] <PMZ_>	 Hallo, dear comrades.
[12:34:23] <PMZ_>	 How can I know if a logged user is watching the page?
[12:34:59] <PMZ_>	 The idea is, some page is prepared in template, and if the user is logged on, I want to show other words than to anonymous user.
[12:35:02] <PMZ_>	 Is this possible?
[12:35:03] <PMZ_>	 Thanks!
[12:35:08] <Woodpecker>	 PMZ_: Are we commies now?
[12:37:39] <PMZ_>	 Sorry, dear sir, here is a special cheers for you, dear sir.
[12:41:32] <PMZ_>	 Anyway, is it possible to know the username of current reading user, or that he is anonymous? Thanks, pals.
[12:47:43] <Woodpecker>	 PMZ_: lol np. good luck with your inquiry
[12:48:23] <PMZ_>	 You mean, this cannot be done?
[13:26:00] <timofonic>	 Hello
[14:43:49] <peacehope>	 Any succeed implementation of Visual Editor extension on CentOS 7?
[14:44:43] <peacehope>	 Today it was my first contact with. Is someone using?
[14:45:58] <peacehope>	 It would be a good idea using it on my company. I want to start using. 
[14:48:30] <peacehope>	 The VisualEditor extension is already on extensions directory on httpd server.
[14:49:14] <peacehope>	 I'd like to make sure of the next steps before doing. I appreciate any help.
[15:18:39] <tabbycat>	 James_F: hi, any chance to get https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/292779/ reviewed?
[16:45:57] <Dekkzter>	 Hello, anybody can help with a little problem? When opening my wiki page it looks like there is no using CSS (Private wiki), but when i log in to the wiki itlooks allright until i go to the preferences page, then it is back to looking weird again
[17:01:35] <Sokote_zaman>	 Hi
[17:06:46] <timofonic>	 Any idea about how to convert to/from latex, bbcode, asciidoc(tor), rst, markdown (in different varieties), docbook, mandoc, html? I'm struggling trying to understand how to use Pandoc for it, the only GUI I found is PanConvert and it's somewhat heavy on dependencies (Qt5, pyqt5 and Python 3). I want this for different use cases such as: Writting content in mediawiki by using asciidoc(tor), converting
[17:06:48] <timofonic>	 content (documentation, articles, papers, books) to mediawiki, converting mediawiki syntax to asciidoc(tor) or, use machine translation as a helper to improve or create articles (but not copy them directly, of course) and compare them side-by-side (I found many addons for Mediawiki about translation) About comparison I found Manypedia.com but only supports two languages (I understand italian to a high
[17:06:50] <timofonic>	 degree despite I'm bad at writing and speaking it. I understand Catalan, Galician and Portiguese to an acceptable way too), diffepedia (https://github.com/jgujgu/diffepedia (last commit from 2015), Microsoft's WikiBhasha (developed in PHP!) but it's dead...
[17:06:57] <timofonic>	 Sorry for the long message!
[17:45:40] <Vulpix>	 Dekkzter: do you mean the login page does not have custom (site-wide) CSS applied?
[17:49:56] <Dekkzter>	 Vulpix, yea exactly
[17:53:17] <Vulpix>	 Dekkzter: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgAllowSiteCSSOnRestrictedPages
[17:53:36] <Dekkzter>	 I tried that, doesnt help :/
[19:07:05] <peacehope>	 There is something wrong.
[19:07:27] <peacehope>	 About LocalSettings.php file: "If this file is not there, the wiki will not work at all - if the wiki does work, the file is there." (www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:LocalSettings.php)
[19:07:35] <peacehope>	 I don't have this file.
[19:09:04] <Skizzerz>	 peacehope: then you haven't installed the wiki yet, or you moved the wiki from some other place and forgot to copy over LocalSettings
[19:09:17] <Skizzerz>	 visiting your wiki will give you a link to the installer
[19:09:45] <Skizzerz>	 that will step you through a bunch of things, set up the database, and download a LocalSettings.php file to your computer, which you then need to upload back to the wiki's server
[19:10:11] <peacehope>	 Skizzerz: the wiki is installed and working. Ps: some months ago it was upgraded.
[19:10:25] <Skizzerz>	 then the file is there, and you're just looking in the wrong spot for it
[19:10:55] <Skizzerz>	 (or you or someone else has modified core files, which is not recommended in the slightest)
[19:11:43] <peacehope>	 # find / -iname 'LocalSettings.php'
[19:11:43] <peacehope>	 /usr/share/doc/git-1.8.3.1/contrib/mw-to-git/t/install-wiki/LocalSettings.php
[19:13:10] <peacehope>	 Something is wrong. I'll need to understand.
[19:13:45] <Skizzerz>	 where is your wiki installed?
[19:13:53] <Skizzerz>	 (file path)
[19:45:31] <freephile>	 Trying to Special:Import an XML dump from Special:Export of Commons, I get an "illegal mix of collations" error.
[19:46:09] <freephile>	 SELECT page_id,page_len,page_is_redirect,page_latest,page_content_model FROM `page` WHERE page_namespace = '6' AND page_title = 'Fantomo_ruĝa.svg' LIMIT 1 Function: LinkCache::addLinkObj Error: 1267 Illegal mix of collations (latin1_bin,IMPLICIT) and (utf8_general_ci,COERCIBLE) for operation '=' (localhost)
[19:46:31] <freephile>	 Default collation: latin1_swedish_ci
[19:46:32] <freephile>	 Default characterset: latin1
[19:46:32] <freephile>	 $wgDBmysql5 = true; in LocalSettings.php
[19:47:57] <freephile>	 Should I alter the table definitions to use the binary charset?
[19:48:31] <freephile>	 This wiki was established in 2004, but the software is recent
[19:48:39] <freephile>	 MediaWiki	1.27.1 (64f7660) 2016-11-25T23:52:22
[19:48:40] <freephile>	 PHP	5.5.9-1ubuntu4.22 (apache2handler)
[19:48:40] <freephile>	 MySQL	5.5.57-0ubuntu0.14.04.1
[19:48:40] <freephile>	 ICU	52.1
[19:48:40] <freephile>	 Elasticsearch	2.4.4
[19:48:41] <freephile>	 Lua	5.1.5
[19:54:01] <freephile>	 @kgh says just dump the db and use sed/vim to replace character_set and collation https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Kghbln/Error_1271:_Illegal_mix_of_collations
[19:54:26] <freephile>	 but cautions that it doesn't fix existing UTF8 data that might be in the db
[19:55:23] <freephile>	  as and aside: Is there a way to check for such data?
[19:57:12] <freephile>	 My db currently has a mixture of MyISAM, INNODB tables 
[19:59:17] <freephile>	 Although https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/master/maintenance/tables.sql says SearchIndex needs MyISAM for fulltext, since that support doesn't come until MySQL 5.6 for innodb, so I assume that's the only table that should actually be MyISAM
[20:01:53] <bawolff>	 freephile: What the tables are created as depends on your config (Its an option in the installer)
[20:02:27] <bawolff>	 Innodb is generally always better (except searchindex, there's mixed reports on which is better, and older versions didn't support innodb for searchindex)
[20:03:43] <freephile>	 bawolff: should I alter the db schema to a) use InnoDB for the engine and b) change the characterset and collation to something more "modern"? 
[20:04:14] <freephile>	 (keeping searchindex as the only MyISAM table
[20:04:32] <bawolff>	 freephile: utf8 is a very bad choice for charset/collation
[20:04:59] <bawolff>	 In general, I'd just reccomend using "binary" as the charset, because then mediawiki just deals with unicode and everything works
[20:05:01] <freephile>	 bawolff: but binary is recommended 
[20:05:24] <freephile>	 right, so that's what I was thinking... Can't I convert to binary?
[20:05:37] <freephile>	 not with a "sed" but with actual SQL
[20:05:46] <bawolff>	 And if you did decide to use a unicode charaset, always use utf8mb4 and not utf8
[20:06:03] <freephile>	 ok
[20:06:18] <bawolff>	 umm, you should be able to with an ALTER statement
[20:07:57] <freephile>	 something like Will Jones answer at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3856435/how-to-convert-all-tables-from-myisam-into-innodb
[20:08:08] <freephile>	 to do the Engine conversion
[20:08:50] <bawolff>	 ALTER table <tablename> CHARACTER SET binary COLLATE BINARY;
[20:09:01] <freephile>	 yes
[20:09:12] <bawolff>	 I think anyways. In any case, definitely take backups before messing with this
[20:09:24] <freephile>	 I've got 'em :-)
[20:10:39] <freephile>	 I just haven't looked at my db engines, collations, and charactersets in a long time
[20:11:23] <freephile>	 bawolff: Thanks, I think I'm good.
[20:18:43] <bawolff>	 ishitach: Once you have mediawiki cloned, next step is to run composer
[20:19:01] <ishitach>	 Ok. 
[20:19:19] <bawolff>	 ishitach: If you don't have composer, you have to download it from  https://getcomposer.org/
[20:20:08] <bawolff>	 Once you have it, you have to go to your mediawiki directory, and run
[20:20:10] <bawolff>	 composer install
[20:30:53] <freephile>	 bawolff: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25641283/
[20:31:06] <freephile>	 That worked flawlessly to convert to INNODB
[20:48:23] <Dekkzter>	 Hello, anybody can help with a little problem? When opening my wiki page it looks like there is no using CSS (Private wiki), but when i log in to the wiki itlooks allright until i go to the preferences page, then it is back to looking weird again
[20:50:19] <bawolff>	 Could be weird caching thing. I would normally check the browser console to see if there are errors, are css load.php things giving 500s, what is their output on pages where css doesn't work, etc
[21:49:17] <Dekkzter>	 Ok.. so... i have a problem with CSS doesnt seem to be working on my installation, it is 1.29.1, i just now installed 1.28.2, and that works fine, so it might be a issue somewhere in 1.29.1.... should i do a bug report or something?
[21:53:23] <Skizzerz>	 Dekkzter: is your wiki public?
[21:53:28] <Skizzerz>	 oh vnm
[21:53:29] <Skizzerz>	 *nvm
[21:53:58] <Skizzerz>	 check your PHP error log and set $wgShowExceptionDetails = true; in your LocalSettings.php
[21:54:13] <Dekkzter>	 its a private wiki, just reinstalled it though, i can install it on a test with a testuser so you can check
[21:54:18] <Skizzerz>	 if you do the latter, go directly to one of the CSS pages that's reporting a 500
[21:54:21] <Dekkzter>	 uhm.. no.. gonna reinstall it again and test
[21:54:56] <Dekkzter>	 i dont get a 500 error... its just plain text and links
[21:55:16] <Skizzerz>	 <bawolff> Could be weird caching thing. I would normally check the browser console to see if there are errors, are css load.php things giving 500s, what is their output on pages where css doesn't work, etc
[21:55:24] <Skizzerz>	 oh
[21:55:25] <Skizzerz>	 that wasn't you
[21:55:30] <Skizzerz>	 reading comprehension fail
[21:57:02] <Skizzerz>	 if you can repro it on a test install, that would probably be easiest to debug
[21:57:13] <Skizzerz>	 because otherwise I'm not sure what changed between 1.28 and 1.29 that could have caused that
[21:57:37] <Skizzerz>	 my initial guess would've been that you have custom CSS in MediaWiki:Common.css or a similar page and didn't add that page to $wgWhitelistRead
[21:57:42] <Dekkzter>	 i can... just give me 5 min and i have done it
[21:57:58] <Skizzerz>	 but I'd have expected it to be broken on 1.28 in that case as well
[21:58:10] <Dekkzter>	 its a fresh install and it goes bad
[22:04:45] <Skizzerz>	 let me know if/when you're getting the test thing up
[22:04:49] <Skizzerz>	 and I'll take a look
[22:05:20] <Dekkzter>	 give me a sec... it worked on another subdomain so i am confused right now.. reinstalling on the same subdoomain now
[22:05:59] <Skizzerz>	 make sure the config is exactly the same
[22:06:05] <Skizzerz>	 (i.e. LocalSettings)
[22:06:09] <Dekkzter>	 yea.. i did
[22:08:22] <Dekkzter>	 ok.... wiki.it-proffs.net
[22:08:34] <Dekkzter>	 Can i PM you?
[22:08:42] <Skizzerz>	 sure
[22:09:07] <Skizzerz>	 (note that I block PMs from unregistered users, so if you don't have a nickserv account let me know so I can temporarily turn that off)
[22:10:02] <Dekkzter>	 oh.. i dont have a nickserv account
[22:11:10] <Skizzerz>	 ok try again
[22:11:12] <Skizzerz>	 with the PM
[22:11:24] <Dekkzter>	 done
[23:35:22] <Dekkzter>	 Thanks alot for your time Skizzerz