[09:16:58] <Manny>	 Hello how is it I am speaking to
[09:18:25] <Manny>	 Danni are u in the room
[10:45:28] <laurahilliger>	 Hello! Anyone here a MediaWiki Expert and a freelancer? Looking to get a quote...
[10:57:39] <Sia->	 Hi,
[11:00:30] <Sia->	 my mediawiki is placed in w/ and my .htaccess is http://dpaste.com/0B29Q0W.txt
[11:00:45] <Sia->	 but still getting 404 not found
[11:05:06] <Sia->	 any idea?
[11:22:22] <andre__>	 laurahilliger: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Professional_development_and_consulting
[11:22:30] <andre__>	 plus "don't ask to ask", I guess. :)
[11:22:41] <laurahilliger>	 thanks
[11:22:43] <laurahilliger>	 andre__: 
[11:22:47] <laurahilliger>	 ^^ helpful :)
[14:41:44] <jubo2>	 Hiya and thanks for the awesome wiki software
[14:42:21] <jubo2>	 I'm trying to set up a wiki family. Been following these instructions: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Wiki_family#Basic_principles
[14:43:10] <jubo2>	 Now the original wiki is up but missing all images (both from local images and from instant commons too)
[14:43:27] <jubo2>	 and the new wiki in the family seems to just redirect to the old wiki
[14:52:55] <Gopa_____>	 https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T95504#3946215, I understood that I have to change some class name but I don't found "Flow\Block"
[14:58:20] <jubo2>	 Now progress.. test wiki shows up as a wiki but I get a database error when trying to access http://test.consumerium.org/wiki/Special:RecentChanges
[14:59:29] <jubo2>	 oh yeah.. the rewrites in the apache2 conf must be made to match that images/ has moved to /images_developwiki
[15:14:23] <jubo2>	 It seems the wikis are slightly confusing their identity with the other wiki
[15:38:36] <jubo2>	 Ok.. commenting out $wgUploadDirectory and $wgUploadPath on the main wiki and the images start showing up
[15:40:09] <jubo2>	 Now the issue with the database connection .. how do I debug this -> http://test.consumerium.org/wiki/Special:RecentChanges
[15:45:39] <jubo2>	 ok progress.. I turned backtrace displaying on. It is the extension AbuseFilter firing but not finding its tables
[15:47:47] <jubo2>	 Yeah.. needed to run 'php maintenance/update.php --wiki=testwiki' and now the Recent Changes work just fine
[16:10:24] <jubo2>	 Now that those are solved next up is installing Wikibase repository and client
[17:21:38] <ShoeMaker>	 Can I get a little help with https://pastebin.com/KR3542xj -- currently all I get back is "Promise: { <state>: "Pending" }" and I don't know how to fix it to actually get the page content back.  I know I suck at Promises and async/await - I don't know how they actually work internally and the documentation hasn't been able to help me figure it out.
[17:21:54] <ShoeMaker>	 I could really use a tutor to help me understand how it all works.  Thanks.
[17:24:00] <pablo_>	 hello, I have a question about my wordfast anywhere account. Can you help me?
[17:25:36] <andre__>	 pablo_, what is "wordfast anywhere"?
[17:25:44] <andre__>	 is that related to MediaWiki somehow?
[17:28:37] <pablo_>	 Wordfast anywhere is an translation tool platform. If you click "help" here: https://www.wordfast.net/wiki/Main_Page it takes you to mediawiki
[17:32:36] <andre__>	 pablo_: so Wordfast uses MediaWiki to host Wordfast's website.
[17:33:21] <andre__>	 not sure how the MediaWiki community can help on account issues on third party websites?
[17:36:28] <pablo_>	 It is the only communication channel they are showing
[17:38:45] <Skizzerz>	 pablo_: you will need to contact the administrators of that website; we are unable to provide assistance for arbitrary third-party sites
[17:38:59] <pablo_>	 never mind. thanks anyway
[17:44:09] <ShoeMaker>	 Is there a better channel to get help with my question?
[17:48:36] <andre__>	 ShoeMaker, see the channel topic :)
[17:48:38] <andre__>	 "No answer? Try https://discourse-mediawiki.wmflabs.org "
[17:49:00] <MatmaRex>	 ShoeMaker: #wikimedia-tech maybe? but it's mostly the same people in both places
[17:49:47] <ShoeMaker>	 I'm in -tech too, but I'd thought that was specific to labs stuff?
[17:50:51] <MatmaRex>	 ShoeMaker: honestly, the async/await use there confuses me. why do you need them at all?
[17:53:12] <ShoeMaker>	 To keep the function from returning before it has the value from the API query that I want it to return?
[17:54:34] <ShoeMaker>	 I want to take the value returned from the function and strip out a line of text if it exists.
[17:55:31] <ShoeMaker>	 getUserSkinJSContent().replace( /(this text)/, '//$1' );
[17:55:40] <ShoeMaker>	 That's what I'm hoping to do.
[18:06:19] <Skizzerz>	 ShoeMaker: you need to await any calls to the async function
[18:06:26] <Skizzerz>	 e.g. (await getUserSkinJSContent()).replace(...)
[18:07:24] <Skizzerz>	 async functions return a Promise unless you await them
[18:07:33] <Skizzerz>	 and you made getUserSkinJSContent an async function
[18:08:21] <flying_sausages>	 Hey guys, does anyolne know of a wiki that has the cirrus search extension implemented? I'd like to give it a try before I go ahead installing all those dependencies
[18:09:08] <Skizzerz>	 wikipedia?
[18:09:09] <dcausse>	 flying_sausages: en.wikipedia.org is using CirrusSearch
[18:09:14] <flying_sausages>	 oh for real?
[18:09:25] <dcausse>	 yes
[18:11:17] <flying_sausages>	 nice, in what way exactly is it different?
[18:11:43] <flying_sausages>	 it has the "did you mean" thing
[18:11:45] <Skizzerz>	 elasticsearch doesn't suck
[18:11:49] <flying_sausages>	 hahaha
[18:11:53] <Skizzerz>	 whereas mysql fulltext search is terrible
[18:12:00] <Skizzerz>	 es has stemming, for one thing
[18:12:11] <Skizzerz>	 supports much shorter search terms
[18:12:41] <Skizzerz>	 stemming = you can search for a word and it finds that word in different forms, e.g. a search for "run" gets you "running", "ran", etc.
[18:12:54] <flying_sausages>	 oh that's super handy
[18:13:02] <flying_sausages>	 ok i'm sold
[18:15:24] <Skizzerz>	 whereas in mysql's default settings for fulltext search, a search for "run" gets you absolutely nothing because mysql only supports search terms that are 4+ characters long by default :P
[18:16:08] <Skizzerz>	 you can configure it to allow shorter search terms, but the shorter you go the more it bloats the fulltext index (disk space wise)
[18:24:56] <flying_sausages>	 yeah makes sense
[20:17:43] <flying_sausages>	 has anyone here set up the cirrussearch before?
[20:19:54] <flying_sausages>	 I installed elasticsearch using apt after importing the key but it seems like it's boeked
[21:00:43] <flying_sausages>	 Skizzerz, you around still?
[21:01:46] <flying_sausages>	 I'm getting this when I'm trying to make a search after installing cirrussearch and all its dependencies
[21:01:48] <flying_sausages>	 https://i.imgur.com/xlBQWlv.png
[21:02:03] <flying_sausages>	 I can curl localhost:9200 for elastic so
[21:03:04] <hexmode>	 flying_sausages: I've installed elastic+cirrus
[21:03:19] <flying_sausages>	 hexmode, succesfully? :p
[21:03:41] <hexmode>	 in production on two different wikis
[21:03:55] <hexmode>	 maybe soon a third
[21:04:17] <flying_sausages>	 ah that's good to hear. Besides installing dependencies and the wiki extensions, was there any other config you had to do to get this running?
[21:04:34] <flying_sausages>	 DOes the log in the picture above mean I'm crashing against some other extension seeing as it's the hooks?
[21:05:51] <hexmode>	 I don't know.  First, are you sure ElasticSearch is running?
[21:06:14] <flying_sausages>	 curl localhost:9200 gives me a json
[21:06:20] <hexmode>	 :)
[21:06:21] <flying_sausages>	 or something that looks like one
[21:06:57] <flying_sausages>	 looks like I'm running 6.1.3
[21:07:28] <hexmode>	 ooo... I know there was a bit of a thing about matching versions
[21:07:39] <dcausse>	 flying_sausages: if running MW 1.30 you need elastic 5.3.x or 5.4.x
[21:07:52] <flying_sausages>	 ono :(
[21:07:55] <dcausse>	 6.x is defenitely not supported yes
[21:07:59] <flying_sausages>	 time to nuke
[21:08:01] <hexmode>	 there you go
[21:08:01] <dcausse>	 s/yes/yet
[21:08:07] <hexmode>	 :)
[21:09:42] <flying_sausages>	 5.4.3 good enough?
[21:10:16] <flying_sausages>	 screw it I'll give it a shot
[21:10:20] <dcausse>	 flying_sausages: should be good yes (not tested personally bu I think it's fine)
[21:10:53] <flying_sausages>	 sudo dpkg -i Elite-Epochs 
[21:11:03] <flying_sausages>	 oops
[21:44:48] <flying_sausages>	 well now I can't get elastic to run :(
[21:46:46] <hexmode>	 wrong channel
[21:46:48] <hexmode>	 :P
[21:48:36] <flying_sausages>	 nvm fixed it
[21:48:38] <flying_sausages>	 BUT
[21:48:51] <flying_sausages>	 still getting a similar backtrace on search
[21:49:27] <flying_sausages>	 https://i.imgur.com/GJ1P8uT.png
[21:50:09] <flying_sausages>	 I can curl localhost:9200 and get version 5.4.3
[21:50:57] <flying_sausages>	 and I got the mediawiki extensions installed too
[21:51:50] <flying_sausages>	 hexmode, after getting a fresh install of elastic, is there any other configuration (other than the extension inclusion in LocalSettings.php) that needs to be done?
[22:19:22] <flying_sausages>	 oh there's a readme wheeeeeey
[22:36:39] <flying_sausages>	 well I got it working...
[23:11:01] <hexmode>	 \o/
[23:11:35] <hexmode>	 sometimes it is good to RTFM :P