[03:58:45] Hi gus, I've got a problem with redirection. My mediawiki runs behind a HAProxy on Apache [03:58:49] *guys [03:59:22] the page renders and works, but its always redirecting back to http and then back to https [04:00:29] I've set all the standard stuff and I absolutely don't understand why this happens [04:01:13] why use haproxy? [04:01:38] Apache is in a jail [04:02:29] my plan is to extend this later and put a nginx between both as a WAF [04:02:44] but at first i need to know why I have this redirecting problems [04:06:44] Do I need to set something else than $wgServer = 'https://support.example.com'; [04:06:51] in the LocalSettings.php? [04:15:21] i'd check logs of apache first, to see why it is redirecting [04:19:47] Sveta: I'm at a point where it does not makes sense anymore :D I've checked all the logs and I need more detail but I can't find it [04:56:10] TwP_H, sorry, i thought http responses would tell you what made the redirect but they don't. i'd ask #httpd to help you out with increasing log verbosity level if needed [06:24:29] Sveta: I got it, it was not mediawiki or apache, it was haproxy which has my SSL certificates. so the frontend is secure and the backend not, this causes redirects with http if you dont rewrite http to https in the haproxy backend config [06:24:56] totally crazy... I found the solution on google page 3 somewhere [06:39:28] TwP_H, did the solution make the backend secure? [07:23:21] ?win1 [07:23:23] woops :) [07:24:07] I mean the traffic is not encrypted between haproxy and apache, but its not going through the inet so it's pretty ok [15:48:53] hello, i was wondering if there's any bot that would let me design a wiki to look for information, like if I had a tv show channel and i want to add a bot that would search terms and returns the results made on a wikimedia site? but I don't own the site, i just want to search on it [15:52:48] not sure a bot like that exists, but you can execute bot-friendly searches via the API [18:43:33] eDavid: welcome ;) [18:43:53] Hello again [18:47:14] So, I'm not sure where to look for this, but I can't seem to update my site's mediawiki past 1.27. I'm even trying a new install with 1.31 and don't encounter any mediawiki errors about missing extensions (I've since added them), but just receive the error "Class 'DOMDocument' not found". See http://wikitest.certainty3d.com/mw-config/index.php [18:47:56] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14395239/class-domdocument-not-found [19:09:44] i've installed VisualEditor but it works only with debug=true ($wgResourceLoaderDebug=true). otherwise progressbar freezes at 70%. [19:10:58] I don't know how to debug this behaviour, what to do next. There're no errors in Chrome console. [19:48:49] eDavid: does not have the right PHP module installed, probably [19:49:19] I suppose it's a bug in that the installer should fail more gracefully [19:50:20] oh, nvm, it's the updater, not the install script [19:50:39] @tgr, yeah it was the dom extension not being enabled. The installer didn't detect that properly. [19:51:08] the update script doesn't really try to detect missing extensions [19:51:26] the installer should, so if you were trying to install from scratch, that's a bug [19:51:56] I was installing from scratch