[00:00:14] ...period. [00:00:20] XD [00:00:22] Killed probably means out of memory? [00:00:27] likely [00:00:36] especially if it's a shared host. [00:00:52] you can run it locally and copy the files it installs [00:01:18] but using ExtensionDistributor might be easier - AIUI it now works robustly [00:02:10] nvm, solved [00:02:18] thanks anyway :) [00:06:06] Other thing, affects if the callback uri is wiki/index.php?title=Special:PluggableAuthLogin instead of w/index.php?title=Special:PluggableAuthLogin [00:31:28] Galahad: the former probably don't work unless your wiki is configured in an unusual way. [00:35:45] So, i request a new consumer [00:44:17] tgr_, done, I requested a new consumer [00:46:02] thx :( [00:46:04] :)* [01:06:43] Now I get this error [7f42ea8e23ef1f8cf8ffd622] /w/index.php?title=Special:PluggableAuthLogin&oauth_verifier=65c49e8d3fc1c8db94a5aa8fb825ae52&oauth_token=b4af15f6c8f2fcabedadf48e2ad80e8c MWException from line 154 of /var/www/wiki/w/extensions/WSOAuth/src/WSOAuth.php: Given user ID is not an integer. [01:09:34] what version of WSOAuth is that? [01:10:19] lemme see [01:11:12] 3.0 (aaf139d) 14:03 3 jul 2020 [01:13:32] so this is probably https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-WSOAuth/commit/8a91dff31fe86e7b3ffef35e68907bddc148a5e4#diff-df6a7ea90992f626a6690270b956967af397eb5046988cb782a49279470a92a0 [01:15:07] you should update to 3.0.1 at least [01:25:15] k, updated [01:25:18] thanks :) [01:43:16] I need use composer update? I get this error after update > Unable to initiate communication with OAuth provider [01:43:27] Well, I'm evoloved x) [01:43:33] evolved* [01:46:11] that sounds like a configuration error [01:46:32] mhmm [01:46:33] OAuth client key / secret misconfigured, maybe? [01:49:22] No clue, can you test with it? [01:50:21] I can't bc my account was created using the traiditional method [02:04:09] I copied secret key and consumer key from metawiki [03:52:39] Galahad: I get the same error. Check your logs: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:How_to_debug#Logging [03:59:31] tgr_, I added the sentence in the localsettings, can you check again? [04:00:18] Otherwise, I re-enable the debug on-wiki [04:00:21] Temporally [04:01:08] I still get the same error [04:12:16] tgr_, this is the wsoauth config [04:12:17] https://dpaste.org/qenS [04:12:26] I hide the costumer and secret key [04:12:36] customer* [04:14:52] $wgOAuthRedirectUri should point to your own wiki. The way you registered the consumer it should be ignored anyway, though. [04:16:34] so in the end it seems correct [04:16:46] clock skew, maybe? [04:17:13] you should check the logs, they are probably more informative [04:18:18] I activate the logs, but not save anything in the log folder [04:24:27] hm, no idea how much logging WSOAuth has [04:25:13] you can add your own of course [04:49:42] The log only catch my last changes [04:50:17] If try again a login, maybe get the debug log about that [10:05:59] Nemo_bis: freenode staff told me that a cloak will not help with the hostname ban. Apparently I could try to tweak my reverse DNS to get around it, but I don't feel very inspired at the moment :) [10:07:44] but it's fine, you can re-apply the ban and if I need to join, I will do it from somewhere else with a different nick or something [10:43:13] Hello everyone, I've been trying to install the LDAPStack extensions for my Mediawiki 1.31 for a few days now. I'm trying to install the extensions pluggableAuth, LDAPProvider and LDAPAuthentication2 without success. When activating the extension LDAPAuthentication2 I get a error message of the type "Call to a member function getConfigArray() on [10:43:14] null". Further details at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension_talk:LDAPAuthentication2. Unfortunately none has helped me so far. Thank you! [18:25:11] tgr_, I comment $wgOAuthRedirectUri and seems work [18:25:15] But you can test it? [18:44:47] Hey, I am trying to install LDAPS authentication on my MW server... I have everything setup properly and have tested LDAPS via php script, but I keep getting wrong username/password when trying to login. [18:44:59] Does anyone know how I can go about troubleshooting this? [18:45:36] I attempted to turn on error reporting, which I have done before, but I get no errors this time. [18:53:10] Nevermind. I just fixed my issue. [22:09:57] Galahad: WSOAuth itself works but login is broken [22:10:05] seems like you are using CentralAuth? [22:10:13] probably a bad idea