Hi Ricardo,
just read the file UPGRADE shipped with MediaWiki.
Cheers Jimmy
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> Hi all,
>
> I would like to move the contents of a...
>
> * MediaWiki: 1.5.7
> * PHP: 5.0.4 (apache2filter)
> * MySQL: 4.1.15a
>
> To a...
>
> * MediaWiki: 1.8.2
> * PHP: 5.1.6 (apache2handler)
> * MySQL: 5.0.24a
>
> Please, is there a direct path? Could you point me in the right direction?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Ricardo
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Hi all,
I would like to move the contents of a...
* MediaWiki: 1.5.7
* PHP: 5.0.4 (apache2filter)
* MySQL: 4.1.15a
To a...
* MediaWiki: 1.8.2
* PHP: 5.1.6 (apache2handler)
* MySQL: 5.0.24a
Please, is there a direct path? Could you point me in the right direction?
Thanks for your help,
Ricardo
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Hi Arjen,
just use "php maintenance/importImages.php" from command line.
[...]
Import Images
USAGE: php importImages.php [options] <dir> <ext1> ...
<dir> : Path to the directory containing images to be imported
<ext1+> File extensions to import
Options:
--user=<username> Set username of uploader, default 'Image import script'
--comment=<text> Set upload summary comment, default 'Importing image file'
--license=<code> Use an optional license template
[...]
Cheers Jimmy
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> Betreff: Re: [Mediawiki-l] images won't show
> Consensus on irc://freenode.net/mediawiki is that it is not possible (full
> stop) to have [[Image: ]] tags browse images in a directory that haven't
> been uploaded. This is rather annoying because I have a lot of images to
> upload and just verbatim copying them would make my life a lot easier.
>
> I guess Brion was trying to tell me this, but I didn't get it. Sorry.
>
> Arjen
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>>> Serých Jakub<Serych(a)panska.cz> 14/10/06 13:20 >>>
>You have to install PHP client package. I don't know Suse, but >on Debian the
>package is named php5-cli for PHP ver 5.
>
>Jakub
Thanks, Jakub.
I've taken a look to the available modules in my box and no php5-* is available here.
The point is that the PHP5 I'm using is part of the XAMPP package. So, it seems that this required PHP client is not boundled with it or it exists any other method to run scripts working in a XAMPP environment.
Any new input will be welcome! In any case, I'll try to post this question in a XAMPP related forum.
Thanks!
Hi,
Maybe I overlook something basic, however, no images will work on my wiki
install.
All I get to see in the page is: Image:Mediawiki.png
When I click on it, I got to the special:upload page, which tells me that
uploading of images has been disabled on this wiki.
What could cause this? I'm running on mysql, php5 and IIS with mw1.8.2.
Regards,
Arjen
Hi all,
Luckily I've recently moved to a brand new Linux server to run Mediawiki. The Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9.0 is running XAMPP 1.5.4a including PHP 5.1.6 & 4.4.4. Release 5.1.6 is the startup option.
I've initially installed Mediawiki 1.7.1 updating now to 1.8.2. There is an AdminSettings.php file at /opt/lampp/htdocs/mediawiki.
It seems that php shell is not available or at least I am not able to find how to run update.php.
Before moving to the proposed alternative, phpShell, please, could you point me in the right direction? Is it possible to run php scripts from the command line in such an installation?
Thank you so much for your help,
Ricardo
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I'm running Mediawiki (version 1.6.8) and yesterday I killed a "sleep" process initiated by the MediaWiki software in the MyphpAdmin which had been running for 8 hours. Today I just caught another one (see below) about 3 hours old (approx 10,000 seconds). Any idea whats causing this? I havent been able to get any information on this on the internet, as no one seems to be having this problem.
thanks
Erik
Copy paste from "Show processes" in MyPHPAdmin:
Kill 9438726 user100 localhost wikidb Sleep 9698
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Hi,
I installed Cite.php like this:
-- downloaded Cite.php and Cite.i18n.php to my extensions/ directory, and
made them executable
-- added the line require_once( "$IP/extensions/Cite.php" ); to my
LocalSettings.php
and got these error messages when I tried to access a page on my wiki:
array(1) { ["ParserClearState"]=> array(2) { [0]=> array(2) { [0]=> &NULL
[1]=> string(10) "clearState" } [1]=> array(2) { [0]=>
&object(extparserfunctions)(4) { ["mExprParser"]=> NULL ["mTimeCache"]=>
array(0) { } ["mTimeChars"]=> int(0) ["mMaxTimeChars"]=> int(1000) } [1]=>
string(10) "clearState" } } } Unknown datatype in hooks for ParserClearState
Backtrace:
- GlobalFunctions.php line 602 calls wfbacktrace()
- Hooks.php line 85 calls wfdebugdiebacktrace()
- Parser.php line 160 calls wfrunhooks()
- Parser.php line 3542 calls parser::clearstate()
- MessageCache.php line 457 calls parser::transformmsg()
- MessageCache.php line 406 calls messagecache::transform()
- GlobalFunctions.php line 449 calls messagecache::get()
- GlobalFunctions.php line 408 calls wfmsggetkey()
- GlobalFunctions.php line 319 calls wfmsgreal()
- OutputPage.php line 172 calls wfmsg()
- Article.php line 924 calls outputpage::setpagetitle()
- Wiki.php line 326 calls article::view()
- Wiki.php line 50 calls mediawiki::performaction()
- index.php line 123 calls mediawiki::initialize()
Any ideas?
I'm running:
MediaWiki 1.6.3
PHP 4.3.10
MySQL 4.0.24
FreeBSD 5.4
Charlie
Well, the inevitable has happened. Management wants to put stuff in our
Wiki which they only want a select group of people to have access to
read or edit.
What is the best way to go about this? I have MediaWiki 1.7.1
installed.
I don't have the requirements right now but I'm guessing they'll want
the following...
Multiple groups of people.
Certain pages where you have to be with a specific group to view a page.
Certain pages where you have to be with a specific group to edit a page.
This may be used for a things such as official processes where only the
process owner should be allowed to edit the article.
Also, I see something happening where another department (we just gave
permission for another department to use our Wiki) will want a bunch of
articles available only to engineers in that department. For example,
say 30 engineers and a couple hundred articles with proprietary
information on design philosophies. For this is it possible to use a
separate namespace? Can you restrict a namespace to only being read by
a group of people?
Are these kind of restrictions search safe in that if a page is
restricted to a certain group and someone outside that group searches
the Wiki he/she won't get any results from restricted pages where it
would give a couple sentence preview?
Thanks in advance,
~Eric