Thank you Platonides for your help, but it seems the auth plugin is for a
website which already has authentication.
However, my MW is on another machine/website which does NOT have authentication.
MachineA is my customer portal website, and is using a mysql database for user
login.
MachineB is
> Hmm... maybe something like Zend/Turk is caching a compiled version of
> LocalSettings.php -- but would the web server exhibit the behavior
> we're seeing above if LocalSettings.php was changed I wonder?
FYI, I set:
php_value zend_optimizer.optimization_level 0
In our .htaccess file and so f
We're running an instance of MediaWiki 1.15.0 on an A2 Hosting server
(runs CentOS 5.4 + Apache/PHP5 I believe).
When we modify our LocalSettings.php file, several subsequent requests
(usually six or so) to the wiki come up blank. After these initial
requests, everything comes up normally again.
Ross Xu wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I have an existing MySQL database for my customer portal website which
> includes customers' account info (usernames, and passwords).
>
> Now, I am configuring my MediaWiki on another machine in the same LAN for
> customers. How could I make use of the existing
Ross Xu wrote:
> Greetings,
> I'd like to add "Contact Us" to the footer. When a user click "Contact Us",
> it will open a email client and mailto feedb...@mycompany.com.
>
> I have tried add 'ContactUs' to the line of "$footerlinks" in
> ./skins/MonoBook.php, and created a page called MediaWik
Greetings,
I have an existing MySQL database for my customer portal website which includes
customers' account info (usernames, and passwords).
Now, I am configuring my MediaWiki on another machine in the same LAN for
customers. How could I make use of the existing customer portal MySQL databa
Greetings,
I'd like to add "Contact Us" to the footer. When a user click "Contact Us", it
will open a email client and mailto feedb...@mycompany.com.
I have tried add 'ContactUs' to the line of
"$footerlinks" in ./skins/MonoBook.php, and created a page called
MediaWiki:ContactUs in which the c
On Tuesday 24 November 2009 01:45:41 Bri wrote:
> This is actually correct.
>
> If you click on the red category, it gives you the option of explaining
> the category. I usually add:
>
> ==Usage==
> This category is for articles relating to ...
>
>
>
> It also allows you to create sub-categori
