[13:03:46] <duesen>	 what'S wrong with gerrit?
[13:03:54] <duesen>	 I'm getting "server unavailable" all the time
[13:08:33] <p858snake>	 duesen: gerrit was just restarted, try again
[13:21:17] <Guest75149>	 I have been tasked with the job of trying to pull up a old mediawiki site from an old backup files, what is the best way to do so?
[14:09:20] <duesen>	 Guest75149: depends on what kind of backup you have. SQL or XML?
[15:16:39] <Guest75149>	 SQL backup
[15:16:47] <SQL>	 Why should I?
[15:18:44] <Guest75149>	 lol, no I was saying that the backup file is a SQL backup file
[15:20:52] <Guest75149>	 @duesen the back up file is a sql backup file
[17:10:36] <Dosencola>	 Hey everyone, my website that consists of a wordpress homepage and a mediawiki plugin has been hacked last weekend. While I could restore the wordpress homepage, the mediawiki does not appear anymore. Because this is a University project, 1,000s of hours have gone into this mediawiki. My question now is: Where can I find the texts that we have writ
[17:10:37] <Dosencola>	 ten for each article within the mediawiki? I would like to save the text and create a new wiki and copy the old texts in it, but I cannot find a folder in the database that is called "page" or "text" that includes the texts we produced.
[17:12:44] <Skizzerz>	 it'd be in the database if it still exists
[17:13:00] <Skizzerz>	 you can't just look at the database through your file browser, you need a proper db client for whatever db you're using
[18:08:32] <Dosencola>	 Thank You!
[19:52:49] <N3X15>	 Dosencola, if you've been hacked, you start from fresh and manually import stuff.
[19:53:14] <N3X15>	 Also, update all your plugins and site software
[19:53:28] <N3X15>	 Wordpress plugins are notorious for being security nightmares