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I volunteered to administrate a wiki which was left to itself for
quite some time.
The previous admin left in a bad way and it's possible he messed stuff
up purposefully before he left.
So I upgraded the wiki to 1.19.1 by copying the LocalSettings.php
Have you tried using diff to reveal what is different between your clean
version of MediaWiki and the broken one you've been given?
Krenair
On 25/06/12 17:08, Lukas Bürgi wrote:
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I volunteered to administrate a wiki which was left to itself for
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After that, check that your PHP session directory is writable by the
user under which your web server daemon is running. I use a
non-standard user/group combination for Apache on my server and end up
locking myself out of my MediaWiki every time I
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On 25.06.2012 18:15, Krenair wrote:
Have you tried using diff to reveal what is different between your
clean version of MediaWiki and the broken one you've been given?
Krenair
On 25/06/12 17:08, Lukas Bürgi wrote:
I volunteered to
I'm using Extension:RSS to display a recent changes feed in my wiki. My
question is: for the category I'm filtering on, there hasn't been much
activity or added content recently so it's just displaying the last
entry which was 5 days ago *and* no more. Anyone know how to go back
further in
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On 25.06.2012 19:14, Frank Ralf wrote:
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When trying to log into my existing account, I get
PandoraWiki uses
On 25/06/12 18:54, Lukas Bürgi wrote:
Hmm, I don't think this can work. It seems I wasn't clear enough, but
I got a wiki which was full of spam and was on version 1.15. So I made
a clean new install of 1.19.1 by putting the 1.19.1 files in a new
folder and copying the old LocalSettings.php
On 25/06/12 19:26, chris wrote:
I'm using Extension:RSS to display a recent changes feed in my wiki. My
question is: for the category I'm filtering on, there hasn't been much
activity or added content recently so it's just displaying the last
entry which was 5 days ago *and* no more. Anyone
On 06/24/2012 03:00 PM, Mark A. Hershberger wrote:
Platonides has already done a lot of work with the Debian community, and
I'll be working from his comments Debian's MediaWiki packages so we can
get some sort of synchronization between packages.
I'll try to report back tonight with what I
