On 8 December 2012 21:56, TJ Frazier <tjfraz...@cfl.rr.com> wrote: > On 12/8/2012 12:19, janI wrote: > >> Hi. >> >> If I understand you correctly I think I will have no change of correcting >> it...it is a standard usage of spammers, to make a fake login, and I think >> that is what you have been seeing. If I have misunderstood your report, >> then please excuse me. >> > > Please excuse my lack of clarity; your comment made me realize exactly > what I was seeing. The "not logged in" page header is exactly what an > anonymous user (not logged in) would see, when accessing the file. This is > perfectly legal. If the user had a language code set in the browser, the > page would naturally be in that language. Even a sysop might land on the > "Recent changes" page, not notice not being logged in, and click on a link > in the Upload log. Then the login status would become obvious, since the > sysop options (including "delete all") would not show. > > However, for a logged-in user, this is a stale page, and should not be > delivered by ATS. > > Now I think I understand you, I will look into it, but it is a wiki problem and not a ATS, the traffic server cannot as far as I know generate login pages. MWiki will however do it, if your cookies are deleted or out of date. The use of cookies has changed quite a lot in the new release as you will soon see.
> > >> I am right now "fighting" with apache AND ats to get wikitest operational, >> I am so "lucky" that infra has suggested I do it myself and report to them >> when it works. But I like a challenge :-) >> >> jan I. >> >> > Yes, you are lucky. When you are done, you will understand every part of > the procedure, and you can feel confident that you can fix any part of it. > Yes, I have been the whole way from DNS server, router, traffic server (ooo-wiki), apache (ooo-wiki) and are now playing with the upgrade. After this (incl. the mysql) I feel quite confident in handling this type of servers. > > I wish I could help more. Thank you for all your hard work. > > > /tj/ > >> >> >> On 8 December 2012 17:52, TJ Frazier <tjfraz...@cfl.rr.com> wrote: >> >> On 12/8/2012 11:16, janI wrote: >>> >>> Sorry, yes we are working on the traffic server and apache below wiki, >>>> which might cause very short outages (less than 10 seconds). >>>> >>>> Jan. >>>> >>>> >>> Jan, >>> >>> During the recent spam-fighting, I saw stale pages a number of times, of >>> one particular type. I was chasing the pictures uploaded by spammers. >>> When >>> I clicked on the link, I would sometimes get a page with the "Log >>> in/Create >>> account" header, and sometimes not in English. In all cases, the >>> "&purge=1" >>> method cleared up the problem. Still, it seems curious that ATS didn't >>> realize that I was already logged in. Not an earth-shaking problem, but >>> if >>> you see a way to fix it ... >>> >>> /tj/ >>> >>> >>> >>>> On 8 December 2012 17:08, Alexandro Colorado <j...@oooes.org> wrote: >>>> >>>> Wonder if the mWiki is being worked on, any email of outages must have >>>> >>>>> escaped my inbox. Any confirmation, update? >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Alexandro Colorado >>>>> Apache OpenOffice Contributor >>>>> http://es.openoffice.org >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > >
