[01:21:49] hi [01:22:07] hi biberao, let's continue our conversation happening in PM here [01:22:10] ok [01:22:21] like [01:22:25] i saw this example [01:22:30] https://icannwiki.org/Special:CargoTables/Actor [01:22:33] https://icannwiki.org/index.php?title=Template:Actor&action=edit [01:22:39] it doesnt do any query [01:22:49] so i dont know how to pick up the info [01:22:50] ? [01:22:56] that's another wiki [01:23:15] yes [01:23:20] ive been checking examples [01:23:24] so see if i can grasp it [01:23:33] can you help me an example? [01:24:21] docs how to query data from Cargo are on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cargo/Querying_data##cargo_query [01:24:46] i know that part [01:24:53] biberao, can you please tell me exactly what you're trying to do? [01:25:16] i have a table with Name team date1 date2 [01:25:34] link? [01:25:35] if i get a player name from that player get the team date1 and date2 [01:25:55] which link? [01:26:06] link to the table [01:26:32] i showed you in pm [01:27:08] can you edit that wiki? [01:27:17] for record, https://lol.esportspedia.com/Special:CargoTables/player_membership is the link [01:27:17] yes [01:28:28] did you try anything specific to get the data you need? if so, can you link me to that page you tried this on? [01:30:13] do i need to add the cargo_query in the same place? [01:30:24] in the same place like what? [01:31:11] can you provide me with a working example of a template pulling info [01:31:20] where i move the data into other places? [01:31:59] i cannot, as I cannot edit the wiki [01:32:09] any example [01:32:11] also, before I giving examples I'd like to see what you tried [01:32:14] it doesnt need to be that one [01:32:25] I don't know about any wiki I can edit with Cargo installed [01:32:40] also, before giving examples, I'd like to see what you tried based on the docs [01:33:27] {{#cargo_query: [01:33:27] tables=Cities [01:33:27] |fields=_pageName=City,Population [01:33:28] |format=table [01:33:28] }} [01:33:31] i tried this [01:33:45] but instead named it with the table you saw [01:34:50] can you please say _exactly_ what you did? ideally with a link to the wiki [01:37:38] i cant find anything now [01:38:44] ... [01:39:58] provide me an example please? [01:41:35] I cannot [01:41:44] a) you didn't demonstrate you tried something on your own [01:42:00] b) I don't know about any publicly-editable wiki (I don't have access to wikis you linked) with Cargo installed [01:42:25] also, it's almost 3 am here [01:42:31] I'm going to sleep now [06:23:09] is MariaDB 10.2 ok for mediawiki prod ? [11:24:50] ls [13:25:18] Urbanecm: fixed it :D [14:34:31] Has anyone gotten the LuaSandbox extension working on Windows? [14:38:35] not me sorry [15:27:33] is MariaDB 10.2 ok for mediawiki prod ? [15:27:44] yes [15:27:59] i wondered since WMF is still on 10.1 [15:28:13] if there was a reason they haven't upgraded [15:28:21] inertia maybe? [15:28:32] Using the distribution version,probably [15:28:36] it's not always best to update production systems to the "latest and greatest" immediately. [15:28:39] also inertia :p [15:28:57] And distro's lag [18:32:47] so if /var/www is my root and I have a "vhost (nginx) which points to lets say /var/www/mediawiki, that's fine or not? yesterday someone said I can't install it directly in the root. but I cant find it anywhere in the docs [18:33:21] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Wiki_in_site_root_directory [18:38:06] Reedy_, where in the installation guide is that stated? [18:44:20] "Why, or why not, to use the root directory of a Web site as the wiki directory." [18:44:26] "Reasons why putting wiki pages in the root directory of the web site is bad" [18:44:31] balance: if you think we should note something in some place we didn0t think of, feel free to suggest it [18:45:35] Platonides, nah, yesterday someone (not here) told me it's said in the installation guide. was just wondering. that's it. I'll suggest it if I see a good reason [18:46:24] balance: we are so used to how things are that barely need to look at install instructions [18:46:47] not to mention that it is hard to notice that soemthing is confusing if you already know what it is attempting to say [20:32:57] "You need special rules for "robots.txt" or "favicon.ico", also for all wiki support files like skin images, extensions that load content from the "/extensions/" folder (such as CSS, JS, or images), and root scripts like api.php, thumb.php, and image_auth.php." [20:33:05] That is not even true. :O [20:33:32] sure it is [20:33:57] your special rule might be "serve a file if the file exists on disk" but it's still an extra step you don't need if you're not rewriting to a dir that actually exists [20:34:30] That is not a special rule. PHP files get passed to the CGI handler and everything else is pass through. [20:35:02] Which are rules that will have to be written regardless of the URL structure. [20:37:45] if you're mapping /wiki/* to /w/index.php?title=*, you don't need such rules [20:37:59] since /wiki doesn't exist on disk, so you know 100% of hits will be routed as a page name [20:38:27] in any case, if the filesystem and your article paths collide, you can't name any articles after files which exist on disk [20:39:02] so you can't have a page named [[Extensions]], for instance, because it clashes with /extensions [20:39:57] (there's ways to make it work, but they're fragile; it technically does work by default on linux since the filesystem is case-sensitive) [20:40:25] @Skizzerz: https://meeseeks.gamepedia.com/Extensions [20:40:57] did you read what I wrote afterwards? [20:41:20] Yes. No special rules required. [20:41:30] do you work for Gamepedia? [20:41:39] Yes. [20:41:47] <-- Alexia [20:43:04] in any case, it seems you do have rules in place to handle things [20:43:21] the rules aren't difficult, but it is an extra step that trips up a lot of people, hence why it isn't generally recommended [20:43:31] It is frustrating reading the same things over and over again when I proved it was possible to do these things six years ago without a lot of conflict or issues. [20:46:21] anyway, great it works for you. In my experience, I've seen it cause issues for lots of other people, to the point where even though I run such a setup myself I wouldn't recommend it to anyone that wasn't already comfortable being a sysadmin [21:01:35] hi [21:03:06] Using Cargo im not actually to populate the cargo table...im using the template i used for store and declare Template:Bla... so i did a {{bla|name=ble|something=blo}} doesnt populate, ideas?