[09:21:56] legoktm: (re. profiling) thank you, will get back to you with a full profile. I'm investigating slow/irregular response times and would like to know where the culprit is. However, when using profiling (php-tideways @ 7.2) response time doubles due to profiling overhead, doesn't that make the results flawed? [09:39:32] As long as the slowdown is evenly spread out it shouldnt [10:36:12] Hi, I have a problem with the tests jenkins-bot runs for my gerrit change ( https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/mediawiki/core/+/456389/ ) in both of the failed test sets (mwgate-php70lint and mediawiki-core-php70lint) the error is "Cannot redeclare tideways_enable() in tests/phan/stubs/tideways.php on line 9". Based on both of them being lint test [10:36:12] sets I tried to check the stilyze.php file linked in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Pre-commit_checklist, but that link goes to a Phabricator page with a DiffusionRefNotFoundException. Does anyone know what can I do next to make those tests run successfully? [10:53:28] Agabi10: its problem with tests not you [10:54:36] you can safely ignore that error [10:55:39] OK, thanks ;) [10:57:26] If it pops up again, just get someone whose been around a while (there is a whitelist) to write recheck on the change, and that will force jenkins to run the full unit tests [12:07:30] Hello all, does someone know which setting i have to change to allow all users to add/edit external links? [12:07:37] $wgGroupPermissions['autoconfirmed']['edit'] = true; Users can edit, but can not add extern links? [12:37:50] henn1nk: i dont think thats a restriction in core - maybe you have an antispam extension set up [12:38:15] in which case the answer will depend on what ext you are using [12:39:30] bawolff: i have following extensions: https://gist.github.com/HendrikRoth/680de0b21f83fca77cd0f35b46279f4a [12:41:34] henn1nk: None of those should prevent links. Whats the error when a user tries to add a link? [12:42:06] bawolff: he stays at the edit page/can't save. no displayed error [12:43:05] could be something on a different layer (e.g. an apache module). Is the site public where i can test? [12:43:23] bawolff: i can create you an account, yes, i pm you [12:46:58] sent you the account/link [12:51:09] Platonides: Thanks for asking. I did not install the skin, and this is an old wikimedia installation that someone sent me. [12:51:11] Conclusion in case anyone else is following along: TinyMCE and ConfirmEdit extensions werent getting along [12:52:07] Platonides: (Do you remember your last comment to me or do you need more context?) The mediawiki installation was backed up and removed from its spot, and now I'm putting the installation back up. [12:56:47] aha; in the console, "Uncaught TypeError: $(...).delayedBind is not a function" is in load.php?debug=false.....vector..... [12:57:08] I think the skin is dying because it's doing something not allowed by jquery. Perhaps it is loading jquery dynamically and it's a newer version that doesn't act the same? [12:57:35] hi, I am adding a tag to a page, aPage, using this: [[Category: foo_bar]] I also created page foo_bar, why wouldn't aPage show in wiki/Category:foo_bar? [12:57:48] henn1nk: i filed the TinyMCE issue as https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T1203247 [12:58:19] MrKeuner: most likely a job queue issue [12:58:30] bawolff, thank you [12:58:34] !jobqueue | MrKeuner [12:58:34] MrKeuner: The Job Queue is a way for mediawiki to run large update jobs in the background. See http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Job_queue [12:59:01] bawolff: 404 [12:59:26] Oh. T203247 [12:59:26] T203247: TinyMCE doesn't show ConfirmEdit captcha confusing users - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T203247 [12:59:54] i started being on irc on my phone and then moved to laptop to type up bug [13:00:25] Thank you [13:10:18] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/ResourceLoader/Core_modules#jquery.delayedBind :'( [13:25:08] Oh, I'm on mediawiki 1.25.1 :-/ [13:40:30] lmat: That means you're running an ancient version with many unfixed security vulnerabilities [14:53:41] SPF|Cloud: yep, it has significant overhead. See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T176916 where alternatives are being explored/discussed [16:07:31] Hi [16:07:50] Can I ask for help here? [16:08:06] sure. just ask [16:09:28] I'm from Ecuador. Here we are working in a usergroup [16:09:35] Wikimedistas de Ecuador [16:09:42] We got this [16:10:05] https://ec.wikimedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A1gina_principal [16:10:53] But mainpage is only visible for account member [16:10:58] Not for everyone [16:11:14] We're trying to change that [16:13:23] But we don't have a clue about modify that LocalSettings.php thing [16:18:00] Sageo, see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Preventing_access#Restrict_viewing [16:19:54] Ok, but... [16:20:19] Sorry, it's embarrasing to ask this... but... [16:20:41] How can I add lines to our LocalSettings.php file [16:21:30] I'd expect someone to have access to the filesystem on the server where your website is hosted. [16:26:39] i think that's a WMF-hosted wiki though? [16:27:17] if so, file a Phabricator task (https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requesting_wiki_configuration_changes), if you describe what you want, someone will figure out the configuration settings to change [16:27:19] Oops,might be, sorry! [16:27:44] didn't look at the URL carefully enough, indeed [16:36:27] Gee, thanks a lot [16:37:19] @andre__ @MatmaRex [16:37:34] I'm gonna file that task right now [16:37:47] Thanks [17:51:27] <_ymir> How can I escape "[["? [17:51:40] <_ymir> Doing "\[" or "\[\[" doesn't work [17:51:48] <_ymir> (I have matching "]]", can't escape those either) [17:52:52] is it wikimarkup? [17:53:07] <_ymir> harmaahylje: I .. think so? I'm not sure. How would I check? [17:54:00] just wondering if you are doing PHP, javascript, or something else like wikitext(?) [17:54:08] _ymir: Need context [17:54:32] <_ymir> bawolff_: I'm trying to put a bash script on a wiki page [17:54:54] _ymir: Well easiest way to do that is to put the entire thing in a 
[17:54:59] <_ymir>	 the bash test is "[[ $stuff ]]"
[17:55:02] <_ymir>	 Ah I was just indenting it
[17:55:23] 	 Some people also like using the syntax highlight extension
[17:55:27] 	 !e SyntaxHighlight
[17:55:27] 	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SyntaxHighlight
[17:55:28] <_ymir>	 bawolff_: that works, thank you :)
[17:56:14] 	 To fully answer your question though, in case you have to do it in other contexts, you can also use [[ or do [[
[17:56:52] <_ymir>	 bawolff_: Ah that would also have worked, thank you!
[17:56:55] <_ymir>	 thanks for your help :)
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