[00:55:36] ningu: "what links here" is powered a special table in the database that is updated when content pages are parsed to track their outgoing links to other articles. [01:06:29] aha, got it [01:06:31] thanks [01:24:07] ok, so if I understand right, basically it comes down to the query service one way or another [01:24:21] to do the sort of queries I want, I mean [20:19:42] I get 404 not found when I try to acess index.php on my Ubutnu server, I installed mediawiki into /var/www [21:04:11] Okay, now I get run(); when trying to acess the intall screen [21:04:54] What do you mean you get run? [21:05:28] maybe you needed to install it on /var/www/html ? [21:05:34] or a subfolder, even [21:08:29] I get that error when I go to: http://168.235.70.224/mediawiki/index.php [21:13:06] if you see that, you don't have PHP installed [21:13:53] if you see that, your web/PHP server logs will tell you what is wrong [21:22:02] I do have it installef [21:22:57] !blankpage [21:22:58] A blank page or HTTP 500 error usually indicates a fatal PHP error. For information on debugging (including viewing errors), see . [21:23:02] ^ That's all I see [21:24:37] |I can't code so any bugs in php I cannnot fix [21:24:56] no one said anything about coding [21:25:38] this is a server issue. be it the web server or php-fpm if in use [21:28:23] is it using php-fpm, or modphp? [21:29:06] php-fpm [23:44:29] MW 1.35: Is it possible to create a namespace and restrict read/edit to that based upon a group level kind of setting? Thanx [23:45:02] I use php.fpm [23:46:43] Not really a high level coder. Looking (if possible) for more of a localsettings kinda deal. Is there somewhere I can learn about php.fpm? [23:46:59] I mean to my question before [23:47:07] I wasking asking a while ago [23:47:26] ahhhh ... sorry ;) [23:51:02] I found my index.php [23:54:15] foreclosurepedia, I think it might be possable [23:56:02] I read a bit on the docs out there it would "appear" that it is and I know it's not really built as a CMS for granular permission based settings. Figured that the long term folks in here would give some pointed advice. ;)