[01:49:47] Hi. I'm trying to install mediawiki on Linux Mint 20.1. Synaptic Package Manager has mediawiki, which I've installed. I'd previously installed mySQL and Apache. But if it's now installed, how do I access it via a browser? [02:36:25] Hello, I am a new user and I have tried to enable flagged revisions and I have hit a 500 error - I have followed all the instructions. I am running the latest version of MediaWiki as of today and I have downloaded the latest stable branch for Flagged Revisions - thanks [02:39:31] instructions I have followed are here REQ20 [02:39:51] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FlaggedRevs [02:39:55] apologies [03:04:07] failed opening error - permissions checked [07:53:57] Hey, [07:53:57] I already created wikimedia developer account using this https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:CreateAccount and now when I am trying to login to gerrit (https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/) using same credentials the message is been displayed that the authentication failed. Can someone help me out to solve this issue please [13:36:51] Hi and thanks for the awesome software. I was wondering why some wikis are so slow and I've come to the conclusion that I have maybe not configured ACPU correctly in the in /etc/php/7.3/apache2/php.ini as none of the stuff given in these instructions https://www.php.net/manual/en/apcu.configuration.php. I have a few gigs spare RAM all the time, so it would be lovely to get it to good use. [13:39:06] I have in LocalSettings.php '$wgMainCacheType = CACHE_ACCEL;' [13:39:54] Iamahuman4: If you have spare RAM, use memcached or redis [13:44:50] Thanks for the suggestion. I've been looking at docs like https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Performance_tuning .. and the one on caching in particular. Seems memcached is dangerous if you don't limit it to only accepting only from 127.0.0.1. ... which is more recommendable memcached or redis? [13:49:23] I use redis because it has more configurable options, and can store data on disk. For example, I have on instance with persistent storage to store session data and jobs queue, and another one with LRU strategy for other caching [13:49:55] I'm looking at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Memcached .. Would this be safe for a single-server memcached ? 'memcached -d -l 127.0.0.1 -p 11211 -m 64' [13:50:45] "to run in daemon mode, accessible only via loopback interface, on port 11211, using up to 64MB of memory" it explains [13:53:31] Yes. The important thing is to bind to the 127.0.0.1 address and not to the public interface [13:53:38] All servers should be firewalled anyway [21:22:16] Hi guys, I have right now a 1.31.12 wiki running. For testing I set up a docker mw 1.35. When I load a db dump into the 1.35, then I get a timeout. Did anyone had a  similar issue and could solve it? How did you solve it? [21:33:40] Fred77302: Do you get a timeout when importing the DB dump? Or when viewing the wiki after the dump was imported? [21:34:09] after I want to view the wiki [21:34:37] I also run extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/maintenance/setupStore.php and update.php [22:06:19] Fred77302: Maybe your server is not powerful enough to handle the quantity of pages, or is not optimized: mysql memory, cache, etc [22:08:14] Vulpix well the docker container I'm testing on my machine:) [22:09:24] I thought I ask. I also think something is probably wrong with my config [22:10:22] MediaWiki is resource intensive if you don't set up all the different caching layers [22:11:12] It depends on the dump you loaded [22:11:55] could be. It's hard, because the only message I get is a timeout [22:13:13] On the other hand, there are people running MediaWiki on a Raspberry pi [22:13:30] yeap I know:D [22:15:28] MW is resource intensive... but SMW ontop isn't going to "help" ;) [22:15:30] it's hardly lean [22:16:44] Oh, SMW, I missed that [22:18:04] * Reedy grins