On 03/30/10 11:59 AM, Nino Novak wrote:
On Tuesday 30 March 2010 10:25, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
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page 6663 (:General) doesn't match self.
DRY RUN: would rename 6663 (100,'General') to (100,'General')
page 6664 (:General) doesn't match self.
DRY RUN: would rename 6664 (101,'General') to (101,'General')
could you provide the textual names of custom namespaces 100 and 101?
I do not see them with the siteinfo/namespaces query. So they might be
not existing.
Good question.
Namespaces in the 100+ range are usually reserved for custom namespaces
that are defined in a MediaWiki based Wiki. In the OOoWiki we're not
using anything beyond the default 18 Namespaces that are provided by the
default install of MediaWiki.... so you're right, the namespaces at 100
and 101 don't actually exist.
The default 18 namespaces are documented here:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Namespace
Just guessing here... the broken pages that show up in the 100 and 101
namespaces are all pages that start with a colon (even numbers are
content pages, and odd are talk pages). It's likely the script thinks
that the pages belong to the undefined namespace because of that leading
colon.
It's possible that when I run the maintenance script the pages will end
up attached to the 100 and 101 namespace and not be immediately
accessible... but they aren't accessible now as it is, so this isn't a
loss. If this happens I could try enabling a temp namespace at 100 and
101 to see if we would be able to view the lost/broken pages that got
mistakenly attached to a new undefined namespace.
C.
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Clayton Cornell [email protected]
OpenOffice.org Documentation Project co-lead
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