2011/12/31 Merlijn van Deen <valhall...@arctus.nl> > > As far as I am concerned you can have SVN access. > Thank you, at least one support. I thought I would have more.
> > However, before adding your bot to the repository: it should be MIT > licensed, and not GPL - at least as long as bots and framework coexist in > the same directory. > As you wish. :-) I am not really interested in licences, so it won't be a problem for me. Once I uploaded a script to Wikipedia, may I transform it to MIT? How to give an MIT license, I just write it into the script? And how to prepare a script for getting a revision number? What is the syntax? I suppose, the line __version__ should be filled in automatically. > Please see > https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Commit_access_requests#Requesting_commit_access > for information on the steps of gaining the actual access. > Thank you, that was really helpful! At the moment, I have a little problem. As far as I remember, I never owned an SSH key (or I forgot it :-)). I downloaded PuTTY gen from the given link, as written on that page, and generated a key pair with SSH1 (RSA) type, because they write "not SSH2". I saved both keys and the fingerprint. But my public key does not look like in the given example > ssh-rsa AAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAAB3FWqgypbL .. > > It begins with 2047 37 ........ and ends with rsa-key-20120126. And it has no letters, rather numerals. Is that a problem? In conversions menu I see an item called Export OpenSSH Key, but it is quite gray and unaccessable. -- Bináris
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