[00:27:21] <Operator873>	 have a question regarding user scripts for someone
[00:56:10] <bawolff>	 What does the scopes argument to templateProccesor (mustache) do?
[02:57:28] <bawolff>	 So in cli installer, first arg is optional but second is not?
[08:57:55] <khalella>	 I'm trying to debug email sending. I was using Special:ConfirmEmail, but now I'm getting "A confirmation code has already been emailed to you; if you recently created your account, you may wish to wait a few minutes for it to arrive before trying to request a new code." 
[08:58:02] <khalella>	 is there an easier way to debug email ?
[08:59:24] <khalella>	 maybe i just should use an external SMTP service...
[09:27:16] <Raymond_>	 Deskana: thanks for finding the older bug report. It seems I searched wrongly :-(
[12:05:34] <Deskana>	 Raymond_: No problem! It's always better to accidentally file a duplicate than to not file something you think is a duplicate and find out nobody else reported it.
[12:05:51] <Deskana>	 Keeping a picture of the backlog in my head and merging duplicates is my job! :-)
[12:06:09] <Raymond_>	 Deskana: yeah 
[13:23:11] <boudiccas>	 legoktm, how do i uninstall your mediawiki in debian 9 so that i can install it from the main mediawiki repos, specifically 1.31.0, please?
[13:29:57] <hexmode[m]>	 boudiccas: do you mean "how do I remove the debian package for mediawiki?"
[13:30:22] <boudiccas>	 yes, plus all other dependant packages
[13:30:50] <boudiccas>	 i want to start again with a blank slate and use the main package 1.31.0
[13:31:32] <hexmode[m]>	 Do you know the name of the package?  https://packages.debian.org/stretch/mediawiki ??
[13:31:49] <hexmode[m]>	 I would think just 'apt remove mediawiki'
[13:32:00] <boudiccas>	 i can install the debain 9 version of medaiki by just saying 'sudo apt-get install mediawiki' and everything required is installed. 
[13:32:21] <boudiccas>	 okay, thanks, ill have a wee try then
[13:33:59] <hexmode[m]>	 boudiccas: you could also install 1.30: https://packages.debian.org/sid/mediawiki
[13:35:02] <boudiccas>	 but i dont want to install anyhting from testing or unstable as it really starts screwing things up, from past experience. so im going for a bare-metall approach now
[13:35:19] <hexmode[m]>	 I expect legoktm will update the package shortly
[13:35:21] <hexmode[m]>	 k
[13:35:44] <hexmode[m]>	 I know what you mean, but I keep doing it (on my laptop, though)
[13:36:02] <boudiccas>	 he's running it on the LTS branch, so i suspect that it wont be updated untilt eh current LTS branch is put out to grass
[13:36:36] <Reedy>	 You might have noticed in debian, a lot of packages aren't the latest and greatest
[13:36:51] <boudiccas>	 ive run testing before and it caused a lot of grief, so i'm not willign to go down that route if i can avoid it
[13:37:11] <boudiccas>	 Reedy, yes, but i can live with that for another year
[13:38:18] <hexmode[m]>	 When legoktm comes online, ask him what his plans are
[13:39:29] <hexmode[m]>	 I would think he is planning to update to 1.31 soon since it is the next LTS
[15:08:04] <legoktm>	 boudiccas: the 1.31.0 package should be ready by the end of the month, I'm a bit behind because of vacation/school
[15:08:24] <boudiccas>	 no problem, thanks
[15:08:26] <legoktm>	 boudiccas: it'll be available in the stable-backports when the time comes
[16:39:00] <wesalius>	 hi, I wanted to fix a typo through gerrit in "MediaWiki 1.31 internal error" fail page that renders when user tries to install mw 1.31 on server with incompatible PHP version
[16:39:22] <wesalius>	 but I cant grep the string/find the file that contains the string in the mediawiki tarball
[16:39:32] <James_F>	 wesalius: What's the typo?
[16:39:46] <wesalius>	 James_F: "See ourcompatibility page"
[16:40:10] <James_F>	 Oh, I think I know where that is.
[16:41:04] <James_F>	 wesalius: It's got a space in the code…
[16:41:28] <wesalius>	 James_F: then something eats it... check here
[16:41:29] <wesalius>	 http://trabagr.cz/wiki/mw-config/
[16:41:54] <James_F>	 wesalius: It's defined at https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/plugins/gitiles/mediawiki/core/+/refs/heads/master/includes/PHPVersionCheck.php#137
[16:42:50] <Reedy>	 https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/plugins/gitiles/mediawiki/core/+/6da2a437e3ce62652c5e5a0d631be36908eee369%5E%21/includes/PHPVersionCheck.php
[16:43:41] <James_F>	 Ha.
[16:43:56] <Reedy>	 James_F: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/q/Ia056ba7f9eddbcf31082c7b2f7a64e7dbf02cba4
[16:44:21] <James_F>	 C+2'ed.
[16:44:32] <wesalius>	 so that will be merged in next version?
[16:44:40] <James_F>	 wesalius: Thanks for the alert. It'll roll out in the next releases, yes.
[16:44:51] <James_F>	 wesalius: So 1.31.1 and later.
[16:44:59] <wesalius>	 ok :-)
[16:45:22] <Reedy>	 https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/commit/639e9ff3f24ad5d802289e193fe69bc53651391a
[16:45:26] <Reedy>	 I think Florian broke it
[16:46:31] <James_F>	 Looks like there was no trailing space already?
[16:47:14] <Reedy>	 it's hard to tell in the diff
[16:47:17] <Reedy>	 Not that it matters
[16:47:19] <Reedy>	 IT'S FIXED
[16:47:34] <James_F>	 Indeed.
[18:36:23] <N3X15>	 Anyone aware of a devops system for managing multiple mediawiki images on seperate vhosts?  I've made one myself for running updates, installs, and extension additions, but I'm beginning to think I reinvented the wheel.
[18:50:50] <Reception123>	 Hi. Does anyone know: does the ?action=purge clear varnish cache?
[18:52:28] <Reedy>	 Depends on your setup
[19:23:42] <Reception123>	 Reedy: so if we have Varnish set up. would it do that?
[19:23:51] <Reedy>	 Only if MW knows about it
[19:24:24] <Reception123>	 Reedy: SquidServers is set up, so would that be yes then?
[19:25:34] <Reedy>	 Should be
[19:25:40] <Reception123>	 Reedy: ok, thank you :)