[09:13:49] <Sia->	 Hi, iøve transfered my wiki to new server, but can't fix this error https://abc.chawg.org/wiki
[09:20:41] <Vulpix>	 Sia-: Look at line 70 of  /var/www/abc.chawg.org/public_html/w/LocalSettings.php and fix/comment that line
[09:22:50] <Lcawte>	 Unknown DB errors are fun.
[09:22:50] <Sia->	 Vulpix line 70 is the DBpassword and ist correct 100%
[09:23:19] <Vulpix>	 > Notice: Undefined variable: JS in /var/www/abc.chawg.org/public_html/w/LocalSettings.php on line 70
[09:23:26] <Vulpix>	 Sure it's not 100% correct for PHP
[09:23:28] <Lcawte>	 I'm going to go with $JS appearing in that password that isn't properly quoted?
[09:24:05] <Vulpix>	 That's a likely cause
[09:24:53] <Sia->	 the password is quoted with " and contain special charachter
[09:26:54] <Lcawte>	 So its in double quotes?
[09:27:02] <Sia->	 yes
[09:28:01] <Sia->	 ohh now working with single quote :-)
[09:28:05] <Lcawte>	 Switch it to single quotes, double quotes expand variables.
[09:28:22] <Sia->	 Lcawte thanks again, 
[11:28:14] <Nik73>	 HI, i have a template used like a "search form" in my wiki, I'm interested to see with which params my users call this template, There is any way to do that?
[11:28:35] <Nik73>	 Maybe log the call for this template or anything similar?
[12:39:19] <Vulpix>	 nickd25: That would require a table to track them and an interface to see the data. The most trivial way would be to use categories for that
[12:39:28] <Vulpix>	 Oops, wrong ping
[12:39:36] <Vulpix>	 Nik73: ^
[15:53:14] <silas>	 Hello.  I'm successfully installed and configured LdapAuthenticationProvider but, for some reason, people cannot log in using local accounts anymore.  I made sure the "sort" option for my Ldap provider is 50 (less than Local provider, which is 100) and authoritative = false.  Am I missing something here?
[15:53:32] <silas>	 If I set sort = 200, local accounts work, but ldap authentication fails
[15:54:28] <silas>	 I looked for some detailed documentation about authentication providers, but found nothing detailed, besides doxygen developer documentation that doesn't help much.
[18:28:29] <mirrorbird>	 this page is broken for me and one more person, what's up? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delaunay_triangulation#Applications (top right, Log In etc)
[18:28:39] <mirrorbird>	 i have no idea what to do about it, maybe someone here does :)
[18:28:53] <mirrorbird>	 remove the #Applications
[21:02:32] <darkblue_b>	 hi all - I am reading some text files from Github dot com that have the extention dot-mediawiki .. related to Markdown ?  how can I command-line turn these to another format .. unconv/LibreOffice any help ?
[21:03:04] <darkblue_b>	 .. it would be better to take the formatting and heading defs, not throw them out, of course
[21:03:42] <Reedy>	 mediawiki syntax is not markdown
[21:03:51] <darkblue_b>	 agree
[21:04:28] <darkblue_b>	 how about a text file with the extension .. README.mediawiki
[21:04:53] <darkblue_b>	 how to convert that ?
[21:05:09] <darkblue_b>	 .. I am going to edit to go to print, basically
[21:06:23] <darkblue_b>	 for example .. {| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: auto; text-align: center; font-size: smaller; table-layout: fixed;"
[21:12:34] <Vulpix>	 If you have MediaWiki installed, you can fed it to the parse.php maintenance script
[21:15:50] <darkblue_b>	 hmm 
[21:16:45] <darkblue_b>	 add to list of things to get done before 5pm -- install and run MediaWiki locally .. not likely :-/
[21:16:56] <darkblue_b>	 it is an idea though
[21:17:42] <darkblue_b>	 I think the VM that actually executes MediaWiki in our dot-org is highly secure
[21:17:53] <darkblue_b>	 .. probably a good idea, too
[21:18:02] <darkblue_b>	 so, still looking for format conversion tips
[21:18:37] <darkblue_b>	 README.mediawiki  ->   just about any format
[21:19:41] <Reedy>	 https://pandoc.org/
[21:19:55] <darkblue_b>	 looking
[21:20:54] <darkblue_b>	 .. I have a server here locally running pandoc 1.16.0.2
[21:27:03] <darkblue_b>	 ok - pandoc does look promising, and does do something.. but      pandoc -s -o tests.html  README.wikimedia
[21:27:19] <darkblue_b>	 .. produces a lot of plain text for the tables, here
[21:31:16] <darkblue_b>	 I notice  patat   on Focal
[21:37:24] <darkblue_b>	 yeah - Focal pandoc v2.5  .. same result
[21:37:53] <darkblue_b>	 .. except they require an HTML title, and then fail to read the tables
[21:37:59] <darkblue_b>	 :-/
[22:02:07] <sled>	 Hello. I've just installed 1.35 with a closed (registration isn't open) configuration. However, attempting to use the VisualEditor on any page results in "Error contacting the Parsoid/RESTBase server: http-bad-status" without identifying what the bad status is.
[22:03:01] <sled>	 the LocalSettings.php was completely vanilla and in accordance with advice I've found elsewhere about it. I understand it is autoconfigured; I will note that HTTP Basic Auth is required to access the wiki, so if it's trying to use the FQDN instead of localhost it will probably have difficulty.
[22:05:36] <sled>	 The auth in question is applied at the load balancer this host is behind, so it can be bypassed. However, I've modified the /etc/hosts to point that FQDN back at itself without going outside through the load balancer, so I guess that isn't it.
[22:05:46] <sled>	 Does anyone have other ideas about what could be broken here?
[22:12:19] <sled>	 more specifically re things I've already tried - added wgGroupPermissions['*']['read'] = true; and same for 'writeapi'
[22:27:19] <Nik29>	 HI, i have a template used like a "search form" in my wiki, I'm interested to see with which params my users call this template, There is any way to do that?