Info message to avoid double work:
Hello all, hallo zusammen.
I am working on the missing translations for certain messages (for the
new email address confirmation, for enoitf) into German.
Will be ready after testing this afternoon, 29.06.2005 23 UTC
T.
I like the new "Save changes" feature, but the current installation on
enwiki seems to destroy the edit summary, which AFAICT is a bad thing.
How come this didn't show up before?
HTH HAND
--
Phil
[[en:User:Phil Boswell]]
Woo, that was fun!
Good news: We've got our BiggestWiki upgraded, in less time than I
feared (under 24 hours!) and the servers still live. The scripts have
gotten some additional stress-testing from problems that didn't show up
on the dozens of wikis we upgraded yesterday (but of course we're real
glad we fixed the problems revelaed on _them_ first!)
I'll write up some more notes in a bit.
It's all downhill from here, folks.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
While trying to load data in categorylinks_table I get the mysql error
1071 or 1064 as you can see belove.
MySQL version on my Linux Fedora Core 3 is
Ver 11.18 Distrib 3.23.58, for redhat-linux-gnu (i386)
Can somebody help me?
Thanks,
Mircea
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mysql> ro < /mnt/120GB/wikipedia/encic/ro/ro_categorylinks_table.sql
-> ;
ERROR 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax near 'ro <
/mnt/120GB/wikipedia/encic/ro/ro_categorylinks_table.sql' at line 1
mysql>
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[mircea@h bat]$ mysql -u mircea -psome_pass ro <
/mnt/120GB/wikipedia/encic/ro/ro_categorylinks_table.sql;
ERROR 1071 at line 12: Specified key was too long. Max key length is 500
[mircea@h bat]$
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Re: SpecialWatchlist.php
I would like to suggest as soon as possible to revert the both changes
of Avar and to return to the version Nr. 1.56 of SpecialWatchlist.php,
which worked perfectly, even when the list was twice so long as before.
Reasoning::
=========
I also thought last year, when I developed Enotif, that dividing the
"number of watched pages" and not showing talk pages on magic special
watchlist was a solution - but it isn't. (comment code is still in the
CVS some line above Avar's recent patch).
Please allow me to explain.
Within Enotif EVERY SINGLE page (article, talk and so on) ist treated
separately. This is documented,see also [1]
This has the big advantage, that users can now separately watch (or
unwatch) article and/or talk pages --> clicking onto "watch" always adds
BOTH pages to the watchlist, but using special watchlist, one or the
other can be removed now.
For this reason, simply not showing talk pages and dviding the number by
2 is _not_ a good solution. Therefore I asked the developer to return
for a while to version 1.56 of SpecialWatchlist.php until a better
solution (e.g. a two-column watchlist view) is implemented.
Tom
[1] http://bugzilla.wikipedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=581
I can only assume that some quirk of the migration to version 1.5 has
produced the message which graces the top of my watch-list this morning:
You have 2,630.5 pages on your watchlist (including talk pages); ...
Huh?!? What's the spare half-page for?
--
Phil
[[en:User:Phil Boswell]]
I'd also like to know why Outlook Express thinks that "wtachlist" should be
spelled "titlist" (sic :-)
Hi,
Can some developer switch the logo for the Võro Wikipedia?
It is uploaded, protected and ready to switch:
http://fiu-vro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Wiki.png
Thanks, --Võrok 00:35, 27 Jun 2005 (UTC)
Hey everyone, some of you may know me from IRC or Meta, but this is my
first post here.
I have one simple (I hope) question - will there be a possibility to
either create custom user groups on the Wikimedia projects, or give
single users special permissions? For instance, I can do with a
rollback function on pl.Wikipedia, and I don't need the other sysop
functions. Would it be possible for one to do something like that, or
are we staying with sysops/bureaucrats?
--
Best regards,
Dariusz "Datrio" Siedlecki
Hello,
I am installing MediaWiki to be used to hold a dictionary and I would
like to be able to give an administrator the ability to control how long
dictionary entries (i.e. wiki pages) should be. I have not been able to
find reference to this functionality in MediaWiki's documentation so I
am assuming it is not implemented. Could anyone suggest where in the
MediaWiki source code I would look to go about implementing this type of
functionality?
Thanks!
Andrew.
