Thanks for the fast and authoritative reply!
Brion Vibber wrote:
> It sounds like you mainly want to use replication to maintain a hot standby
> database, not for load balancing. It may actually be best here to not tell
> MediaWiki about the slave at all: use the master only, and consider using
>
2011/4/6 Dorem - Jérémie Bouillon
> I would like to link a specific namespace (let's say "bar") to its own
> URL, outside of /foo/.
>
> Ok, to rephrase, hopefully better:
>
> I would like:
> domain.tld/wiki/Bar:SomePage
> to be in fact:
> domain.tld/Bar/SomePage
>
I think the best way to do this
On 04/06/2011 11:50 PM, monkey wrote:
>> $DP = $IP;
>>
>> This is setting a global variable which has been obsolete since
>> MediaWiki 1.2 (2004). I'm not saying it's not a good idea to start
>> again every once in a while, I'm just saying that it's possible to go
>> a long, long way without doing
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 5:40 PM, Jani Patokallio wrote:
> So I've got a small wiki cluster which doesn't have particularly high
> load, but where reliability is important. There is one MySQL DB
> master (load 0 = write only) and one slave (load 1 = read only).
>
> By default, if MySQL's replicati
2011/4/6 Dorem - Jérémie Bouillon
> On 07/04/2011 02:07, Brion Vibber wrote:
> > I think the best way to do this would be to whip up an extension using
> the
> > 'GetLocalURL' hook to change the URLs that MediaWiki outputs when they
> look
> > clean (no extra query params etc).
>
> I think I unde
Greetings,
So I've got a small wiki cluster which doesn't have particularly high
load, but where reliability is important. There is one MySQL DB
master (load 0 = write only) and one slave (load 1 = read only).
By default, if MySQL's replication fails, MediaWiki doesn't seem to
notice and users g
On 07/04/2011 02:07, Brion Vibber wrote:
> I think the best way to do this would be to whip up an extension using the
> 'GetLocalURL' hook to change the URLs that MediaWiki outputs when they look
> clean (no extra query params etc).
I think I understand the theory, what you mean.
> For general in
On 07/04/2011 02:04, Daniel Friesen wrote:
> Though... ;) you do make me want to implement something like that as a
> feature.
:-)
I'm sure I'm not the only one. In fact I have a wiki to handle some
specific KB about a specific subjet covered by the website, but I also
want the wiki to handle t
On 11-04-06 04:35 PM, Dorem - Jérémie Bouillon wrote:
> Kind of a newbie question... I'm not even sure of the appropriate
> taxonomy for my request, maybe that's why Google didn't help.
>
> Using last stable (1.16.2 I believe), I'm trying to achieve this:
>
> Got a default setup, Mediawiki installe
Kind of a newbie question... I'm not even sure of the appropriate
taxonomy for my request, maybe that's why Google didn't help.
Using last stable (1.16.2 I believe), I'm trying to achieve this:
Got a default setup, Mediawiki installed in /w, Apache conf edited with
an Alias. So now my wiki is a
Thx! This is exactly what I need. Is it possible/feasible to update to 1.18?
B.
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Platonides wrote:
> Scheid, Bernhard wrote:
>> Is there any method (Magic Word, etc.) to determine the status/
>> usergroup of the user viewing the page?
>> Something like "{{#if: sysop |... }}" ?
>>
>> I would need this in a template that produces different texts for
>> different users.
>>
>> I
Scheid, Bernhard wrote:
> Is there any method (Magic Word, etc.) to determine the status/usergroup of
> the user viewing the page?
> Something like "{{#if: sysop |... }}" ?
>
> I would need this in a template that produces different texts for different
> users.
>
> I tried Extension:Conditiona
> $DP = $IP;
>
> This is setting a global variable which has been obsolete since
> MediaWiki 1.2 (2004). I'm not saying it's not a good idea to start
> again every once in a while, I'm just saying that it's possible to go
> a long, long way without doing that.
>
> You should be able to remove the e
Is there any method (Magic Word, etc.) to determine the status/usergroup of the
user viewing the page?
Something like "{{#if: sysop |... }}" ?
I would need this in a template that produces different texts for different
users.
I tried Extension:ConditionalShow but it did not work (probably not
On 04/06/2011 07:49 PM, monkey wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I searched the archive for a while and couldn't find any advice on this
> subject, nor on Mediawiki really.
>
> Right now I have the "feeling", the wiki has so many problems, it would be
> good to have a clean install and start "from scratch"
On 11-04-06 02:49 AM, monkey wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I searched the archive for a while and couldn't find any advice on this
> subject, nor on Mediawiki really.
>
> Right now I have the "feeling", the wiki has so many problems, it would be
> good to have a clean install and start "from scratch" -
Hi everyone,
I searched the archive for a while and couldn't find any advice on this
subject, nor on Mediawiki really.
Right now I have the "feeling", the wiki has so many problems, it would be
good to have a clean install and start "from scratch" - without loosing all
the content obviously... de
That's not the problem. (Actually I had [[Hauptseite|Religion-in-Japan]], which
should work in a German wiki...)
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