Hi,
Is there a way to insert into a page real HTML comments ? I mean, HTML-style
comments like <!-- ... --> are stripped on rendering the page. I'd like to
insert comments staying as comments in the source code of the generated
page.
Thanks,
Sylvain Brunerie – [[fr:User:Delhovlyn]]
Hi,
I just tried to fix my timezone settings now that daylight savings is over.
I get the following message:
Your password is invalid or too short. It must have at least 1
character and be different from your username.
If the password boxes are empty, the system should not assume that I was
trying to change my password.
Timwi
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Ok, Rob's starting to clear out some of the FlaggedRevs setup requests,
now that we've cleaned up some of the configuration files.
For today we've set up en.wikibooks.org as requested:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14618
If everything's going smoothly, we'll start chugging through the rest
over the coming days.
- -- brion
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This is a feature and bugfix release. This version fixes an issue in
auto-authentication with newer versions of MediaWiki (1.11+).
New features:
* Added support for web server authentication
* Added support and documentation for Kerberos Authentication (via web
server authentication)
Bugfixes:
* Reworked the auto authentication code
* Added functionality to ignore email confirmation
* Added option for defining attributes to use when pulling preferences
* Added support for ldapi
* Fixed bugs when adding users
* Fixed SSLAuth function to work with newer versions of MediaWiki
* Added an id to the userlogin template for wsDomain (added in core
code)
* Fixed the debug code to remove expensive implodes
For documentation regarding Kerberos authentication, please see:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:LDAP_Authentication/Kerberos_Con
figuration_Examples
For documentation regarding SSL (smartcard) authentication, please see:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:LDAP_Authentication/Smartcard_Co
nfiguration_Examples
For general documentation for the plugin, please see:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:LDAP_Authentication
For support, please post questions on the general documentation's
discussion page:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension_talk:LDAP_Authentication
V/r,
Ryan Lane
Hi,
in bug 14561 (cf.
<URI:https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14561>)
Aaron said that some hiccups in flagged images are caused by
old uploads that did not update page_latest.
As this is a problem that comes up from time to time and
is rather annoying, is it possible to correct these fields
with a maintenance script once so that this demon is gone
for good?
Thanks,
Tim
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I've got the live Wikimedia site all up to date at r43514 now.
We'd been updating some extensions individually over the last couple
weeks, but full updates were held back as general code review got a
little behind during the lead-up to the fundraiser and our staff meeting
last week... I'm hoping to get us on a regular weekly update schedule,
probably Tuesdays since my experience is that Mondays end up totally
unproductive. :)
I did have to pull back the Special:Search redesign for the moment; it's
looking *awesome* but has a few glitches still, which I'm hoping we can
resolve before putting it live.
See my comments on issues I noticed in the revert:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/43499
I'm thinking we should start making more active use of branches for
experimental/iterative development like this, where existing features in
core are majorly refactored and need some iterations of testing before
going live.
We try to keep our trunk code ready-to-run at all times, so when
something in trunk is not quite ready yet we end up rolling it back
(which requires tracking down multiple changes and reverting all of
them) or else rushing fixes so we can get an update pushed out.
The SVN server was updated to 1.5 a while ago, which is apparently a
little handier at branch merging, but branching still is kind of awkward
in SVN. Any good recommendations on SVN-friendly DVCSs? I know some
folks use SVK or a GIT-SVN bridge for doing various local development,
but how easy is it to share a development branch among multiple
developers over time this way?
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According to
http://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=flaggedrevs.php,
FlaggedRevs is enabled on de.wikipedia, ru.wikipedia and en.wikinews.
The extension is requested to get enabled on als.wikipedia (bugzilla:13968),
de.wiktionary (13969), pt.wikinews (14254), en.wikibooks (14618),
he.wikisource (14648), zh-classical.wikipedia (14715), eo.wikipedia (14728),
ru.wikiquote (14863), ru.wikisource (15006), uk.wiktionary (15335),
fr.wikinews (15346), hu.wikipedia (15568), pl.wikipedia (16177).
Is there any special reason for not enabling on those wikis (like extension
still needs to be fixed for security/stability issues) or it is only the
usual backlog at shell requests? Is recommendable to make more requests at
this time or to wait a few more months?
In http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/41710 Poem Extension
is integrated with MediaWiki. Yay!
However, this was done without mentioning either me or Steve Sanbeg (who did
more work on it than me) anywhere. Worse, whoever this Nathaniel Herman is,
he didn't forgot to sign himself in both CREDITS and RELEASE-NOTES so that it
appears that he is the author while in fact he has only adjusted the
extension to the core.
This is pure plagiarism, and I am asking to see it rectified, by adding me and
Steve to MediaWiki's CREDITS and RELEASE-NOTES as appropriate.
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From: raghu0891 <raghu0891(a)gmail.com>
Date: 2008/11/13
Subject: [WikiEN-l] How to get a static English HTML dump from Wikipedia
To: WikiEN-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org
I downloaded the whole english wikipedia from this link
http://static.wikipedia.org/downloads/2008-06/en/wikipedia-en-html.tar.7z.
When I tried to unzip the file using 7-zip, its giving a 'File is Broken'
error.
Any suggestion, or alternate method to get the english static html wikipedia
dump will be appreciated.
Thanking you in anticipation,
D.Raghuram.
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