[04:56:01] I know I've asked this before, but I want to just double check. importScript() is perfectly acceptable to use and will not be removed any time soon, correct? [04:56:33] I think someone had said that it'll stay because it's so widely used and it would cause too much hassle to hard deprecate it [08:18:04] Hello, i can download an Phabricator Dump with all repositories??? [08:28:47] Is it a normal thing to have to install the Net/Socket.php via PEAR? [08:29:05] jfolv I don't know. [08:29:10] Because this repository is old and there's no documentation, yet email will not work without it [08:29:11] Hello, i can download an Phabricator Dump with all repositories??? [08:32:51] I don't think we dump the diffusion repos, although the majority of those are just our git repos replicated [08:33:32] Hello, i can download an Phabricator Dump with all repositories??? [08:35:19] jfolv: Not unheard of, what repo? [08:36:41] Lcawte: https://github.com/pear/Net_Socket [08:37:27] No updates in 4 years yet still used? [08:37:37] Unless I'm missing something [08:37:55] Wait, hang on, so MediaWiki is requiring you to download it? [08:38:25] In order to send emails, yeah. I was getting errors that Net/Socket.php was not found when trying to send emails [08:41:02] I think the particular culprit file in the vendor directories was (docroot)/vendor/pear/net_smtp/Net/SMTP.php [08:41:53] Yep, first two uncommented lines require PEAR.php and then Net/Socket.php [08:41:53] Are you using an external SMTP server or Windows? *scratches head* [08:43:29] Yes, the actual SMTP server is an exim4 located remotely, and the relay server is a satellite for it. The mail gets routed to the satellite, then passed off to the smarthost [08:45:09] We do this because the mail server is not connected internally to the wiki network [08:49:07] Oh, not windows though. This is all Ubuntu [08:49:33] MediaWiki 1.35.2, as well [09:24:11] is there a hook that runs just before maintenance scripts are executed [11:38:11] jfolv: is there something that prevents you from running something like ssmtp or dma (non-daemonising "MTAs") set up to use smart relay on your MediaWiki host? [16:03:49] Amir1: what does this do? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Module:Tlm [16:04:06] it tries to parse parser functions? [16:04:07] Linking to templates? [16:04:37] hm.. right, and linking to doc pages [16:04:54] Krinkle: it creates links to templates and parser functions https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q30514094 [16:05:42] (pagesusingpendingchanges is refrred there) [16:05:52] but never passed in since otherwie it would show up in the search I guess [16:05:58] yup [16:08:04] * Krinkle waves magic wand [16:08:33] TIL you can do [[Special:Search/insource:/pagesusingpendingchanges/]] [16:08:36] hacky as shit, but it works [16:08:46] $par in special pages includes "sub pages" [17:16:31] Hello! Are there some tools for MW to submit changed pages to search engines? [17:24:46] Not to my knowledge Forza, you can generate a sitemap and upload that to places [17:25:36] On wordpress there are several plugins that does this. Was thinking there would be similar extensions. [17:26:00] I do use and generate updated sitemaps though [17:26:56] Just seems that Google doesn't reindex often though. I have to use their search tools to request reindex [17:31:26] Perhaps Bing and Google don't like the multi-level sitemaps that mediawiki makes? Is it possible to make a flat one? [17:38:05] Yeah they vary [17:38:16] They should do an index to a single level [17:40:36] Who they? [17:43:14] Google [17:46:04] Yes so i need to get genersteSitemap.php to make a single sitemap [17:46:13] Any ideas here? [17:47:35] https://github.com/miraheze/MirahezeMagic/blob/master/py/generateSitemapIndex.py [17:47:40] You can abuse that [17:49:21] Nice so that's the same thing as the official but in python? [17:50:53] That runs through the sitemaps and creates one huge index [17:50:59] Supports multiple wikis [17:51:05] But google accepts that fine [17:51:44] I can't remember how deep that goes [17:52:29] Is it just url to change in there, or the params and else? [17:52:47] Probably a lot [17:52:52] It's very Miraheze specific [17:52:55] And a hacky mess [17:53:39] Oh [21:44:35] hello! I need to place the search bar within a wiki page in an arbitrary location (i.e. no at the top right where it is usually located). How can I do that? [21:53:09] !e InputBox [21:53:09] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:InputBox [21:53:24] cloudcell: look at this extension: ^ [21:54:08] thank you Vulpix ! found it! [23:55:13] is it possible to suppress / hide page title on a page?