I concur with those who mention the difficulty of upgrading. I'm running
MW 1.26.0 in a single-click installation on AWS.
Other products I use -- including open source -- have a graceful and
online update process.
MW is built by developers for developers. I'm not a developer and every
time I
I fully agree with David Shaw.
I just posted the following:
Why, oh why is this environment getting so complex for users who have no
> terminal access to their server? Or am I the only one?
>
> Many extensions can only be installed via Composer. VisualEditor requires
> Parsoid. And so on. It's
Have you added your public key in Gerrit? (
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/settings/ssh-keys)
On 6 December 2015 at 18:01, Ed wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a small patch to submit. I got dev access. However, I'm getting a
> "Permission denied (publickey)" error when
Hi all,
I have a small patch to submit. I got dev access. However, I'm getting a
"Permission denied (publickey)" error when attempting to clone the core. I
did look at
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Advanced_usage#SSH_and_.22permission_denied_.28publickey.29.22
and
I'm not quite sure
On 05/12/15 06:52, Jan Steinman wrote:
> I'm not exactly a "noob", but I haven't kept up with PHP changes --
> what is running is running, so why change?
It is important to keep up with security releases. If your server is
compromised, it can be used to host fraudulent websites, participate
in
I tend to believe you, Tyler. Copying files into proper locations has been
the way I installed all my extensions.
But looking at Maps for example, one reads: (
https://github.com/JeroenDeDauw/Maps/blob/master/docs/INSTALL.md)
PHPMediaWikiComposerValidatorMaps 3.3.x & 3.4.x5.3.2 - 5.6.x1.18 - 1.25
Just wanna say that it's unfair to group Composer into that. I understand the
difficult of multi-platform support (specifically throwing node.js and other
things into the mix), but Composer is just, at it's base, a PHP file manager.
Any extension that can "only be installed with Composer", can
Tyler, I agree composer is a great tool if you can run it. And I agree most
extensions that need be installed via composer can be done without, but how
clear is that to the average Mediawiki website operator? Put yourself in the
shoes of someone who runs a Wordpress site and than also tries to
Hi,
Recently my wiki site got attacked by somebody using API and thousands
of pages and users were created. So I had to re-image the VM (ubunto
14.04) and installed 1.26.0 and manually re-created the wiki from
scratch Then encountered some difficulty setting up proper user group
privileges