[00:27:52] hi, I'm trying to move a page from one wiki to another [00:28:08] I exported the page with history using Special:Export on the source wiki, but trying to import the XML file on the destination wiki says "Import failed: No interwiki prefix was supplied" [00:28:43] as far as I can tell in documentation, uploading a file and giving an interwiki prefix should be mutually exclusive, they're different ways to do an import... so what's up with that error? [06:49:09] Reedy: oh, seems like I got a reply from the original author of squidclientpool and apparently MSG_EOR has undocumented use in Linux [06:49:35] so it seems the correct solution would be to label reverse proxy support as Linux-only [06:50:33] that way BSD/Mac OS/*NIX/Windows people will hopefully not waste as much time on this issue as I did [09:18:52] Remilia, Reedy: I'd recommend Varnish over Squid, tbh mostly because I actually managed to get it working fairly well. [09:19:40] Don't ask me for specific though since I left that company a while ago. [09:19:45] *specifics [09:22:10] N3X15: almost no one uses Squid, the point is that the mediawiki code for PURGE requests is Linux-only [09:23:34] Yeah, I get that. I think I'm the only guy on Earth still using lighttpd for production at this point. [09:26:05] I run Varnish myself but my platform is FreeBSD, so with mediawiki's unpatched distribution cache PURGE does not work at all [09:27:07] and there is nothing wrong with lighttpd, I used to run it as my primary web server but switched to Apache several years ago [09:27:50] Might be worth sending in a PR [09:28:03] Or whatever the patch submission process is. [09:29:36] Just because few people use squid doesn't mean there isn't someone else out there tearing out their hair over it. [10:59:58] Can anyone help with this bug: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Sfy0ypn73kv547gb [11:00:04] I think it's what I'm seeing in my wiki... [11:03:05] https://gist.github.com/CholoTook/f1667dddbc656fb5fc6bfb960d11ca30 << My console.log [11:03:29] The crux is that the JS image preview is calling the image over http rather than https [14:40:40] If I make a template to apply a category, how do I keep the template out of the category? [14:41:20] noinclude [14:41:25] ta [14:41:36] or is it includeonly? [14:41:39] * Reedy looks [14:41:45] the latter ;-P [14:42:21] When I typed it I remembered [14:49:27] heh [14:53:20] Bah, breadcrumbs2 not working [14:53:31] Doesn't see the config in MediaWiki:Breadcrumbs [14:53:34] For some reason [14:53:41] * Project @ [[:Category:Projects|Extensions]] > {{PAGENAME}} [14:54:22] A page in the 'Project' category has no breadcrumbts [14:55:15] Special:Version shows it installed [14:57:04] which breadcrumbs extension do people recommend? [15:01:33] Technical Advice IRC meeting starting in 60 minutes in channel #wikimedia-tech, hosts: - all questions welcome, more infos: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Technical_Advice_IRC_Meeting [15:29:00] I noticed that parts of Mathematical Renders are not being filled in properly… Perhaps maybe from Chrome 77.0.3865.90? [15:51:18] Technical Advice IRC meeting starting in 10 minutes in channel #wikimedia-tech, hosts: - all questions welcome, more infos: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Technical_Advice_IRC_Meeting [19:18:15] Anyone experience MWException: /includes/WebRequest.php: Unable to determine IP [19:18:29] After installing VisualEditor or pieces parts? [20:24:51] N3X15: well all that was exactly about my patch set [20:25:59] which is a few months old now and I only just got a reply which explains that having it incompatible with everything except Linux eliminates delay that sometimes appears between syscalls [20:26:08] (on Linux)