[07:39:26] Can someone verify a wikipedia dump only contains english articles? I got the 40mill article dumps (the ones split in 27 bzipped xml files) and found divehi and urdu. The problem is they are ~13GB compressed, so is the one which wikipedia claims to be the english version only. (I was decompressing 40 mill. articles, 1TB onto my free 250GB drive). [07:41:01] What is even weirder the 27 files containing 40 mill. articles decompressed take up only ~50GB decompressed (not split into individual files for each article). [07:41:08] Anyone? [07:44:36] hi [07:46:05] pressure679: can you give a link to what exactly you downloaded? [07:46:46] MatmaRex: Never mind, I read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download#English-language_Wikipedia , that the multistream version has an index too, which is what I want. [07:46:51] - Nevermind [07:47:02] :o okay [07:47:06] :) [07:49:07] But the files I am writing about are enwiki-latest-pages-articles1.xml-p10p30302.bz2 , articles2(...), January 2017 they were not in several pieces, e.g multiple articles14 files and so on. [07:52:25] Thanks for answering though, I was beginning to think I was the only one here. [12:32:48] I'm dissapointed [12:32:51] https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:Mediaevalleicest00billrich.djvu/15 [12:33:27] It seems that because of some complex interaction the new parser is being overly pedantic about just what constructions it will tolerate [12:34:07] Perhaps someone here can fix-up the relevant templates so there's ONE consistent way of doing it so I don't have to every 6 months run around playing hunt the glitch? [13:35:16] if php pear mail is enabled would that show in special:Versions? [13:36:00] Wv2FNkoXhAJaYR0-zhW0zQAAAI4] /index.php?title=Special:EmailUser MWException from line 358 of /home/ipdocketengine/public_html/includes/mail/UserMailer.php: PEAR mail package is not installed Backtrace: [14:27:01] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgSMTP#Error_sending_mail:_authentication_failure_SMTP:_STARTTLS is there a way to disable tls from localsettings? [14:42:43] or what type of certificate is being requested? [16:22:51] hello. A question about MediaWiki development – where are stored default texts for MediaWiki (namespace 8) pages, such as MediaWiki:Globaluserpage-editnotice? How one can modify these in Wikimedia sites except for creating/editing pages in individual wikis? [16:27:22] qq[IrcCity], The messages are in the relevant mediawiki repo. You can usually find them in i18n/.json file [16:37:31] Glaisher, should I go through all the https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Tutorial process to propose fixes? [16:40:03] For changes to English messages, you should submit a patch to the git repo so yes. But for other languages, you can do it on translatewiki.net [16:40:22] I am aware of translatewiki.net, thanks. [16:41:36] the method Glaisher mentions is the correct workflow: for English you should submit a patch using Gerrit. For other languages, use translatewiki.net [16:42:24] note that certain messages may belong to extensions rather than core [16:43:08] and any edits you make to git or translatewiki should not be specific to WMF, as they will be applied to 3rd party wikis as well [16:43:27] if your message content is WMF-specific, then I'm not sure what the workflow would be for changing it across all wikis, but perhaps someone on meta has a bot for that [16:44:00] The WikimediaMessages extension provides overrides for messages that need to be customized [16:44:19] thanks legoktm! [16:45:35] My question is not about customization, there is a typo: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki_talk:Globaluserpage-editnotice [16:50:23] qq[IrcCity]: then a patch is in order, thanks [16:51:42] if you're not comfortable making the patch yourself, you can file a bug at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/task/edit/form/1/?projects=GlobalUserPage [16:52:08] otherwise, after getting gerrit set up, you can run git clone ssh://@gerrit.wikimedia.org:29418/mediawiki/extensions/GlobalUserPage.git to grab the source, and then edit the i18n/en.json file to correct the apostrophe [16:52:18] (replace with your gerrit username) [17:48:37] hi, there are any more big changes coming to 1.31 that arnt on the REL-1.31 branch? i want to try my personal wiki with this branch and want to know if any breaking change is coming [23:22:05] upgrading ubuntu broke my localhost mediawiki [23:22:50] directs me to this page now https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/z5B9ZGWf/ [23:23:23] Is there a simple thing I have not done to fix this? [23:26:51] Woodpecker: is php enabled? [23:27:07] Sveta: enabled? its installed. [23:27:23] Not sure if thats the same thing. [23:32:00] Woodpecker: you may have the system package for php installed, but it is not installed/enabled in your web server; you'll need to do that as well. Not sure what the process for that is [23:32:37] Skizzerz: thanks. Thats a hint [23:40:31] Woodpecker: what ubuntu version did you upgrade to and from? [23:40:59] 17.10 to 18.04 legoktm [23:42:19] are you using apache? you'll need to make sure the right module is enabled, "sudo a2enmod php7.2" I think [23:43:17] legoktm: I will give that a shot [23:44:53] done, still showing that page [23:45:51] Woodpecker: you can test whether php is installed correctly. [23:46:17] Sveta: hmmmm I have 7.1 and 7.2 installed [23:46:28] Woodpecker: to do this, make a page with this content: http://dpaste.com/3YSB310.txt and put it into the same directory in which LocalSettings.php is located. [23:46:37] you should uninstall 7.1 [23:46:51] legoktm: okay will do. [23:46:52] might also need a "sudo a2dismod php7.1" [23:47:42] Woodpecker: if php is working, it'll show you a nice long table with information about the install. [23:48:25] legoktm: when I disabled 7.1, now I do not even get that page that was coming up. Its just error 500 [23:49:22] Woodpecker: you need to check apache error log to see where the error 500 is coming from. [23:49:36] will do [23:50:08] :/ this is some kind of misconfiguration between apache and php [23:58:10] mmmm