Hello everybody,
When I search after some terms, which have not been defined yet, or after editing an entry (but not always???), I get the following error message:
Database error
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A database query syntax error has occurred. This may indicate a bug in the software. The last attempted database query was:
(SQL query hidden)
from within function "". MySQL returned error "1030: Got error 127 from storage engine (localhost)".
Has anybody had this error before? How may I fix it?
Thanks a lot in advance for your help and best regards,
Veronica
P.S: I found a similar message at the The Wikitech-l Archives, but in my case no table name was written, so what shall I do????
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Morning!
I am building a web site for a family member who is in the process
of completing a PhD and MediaWiki looks like the ideal CMS to use
as they will be able to update their own web site (delegation is
always important :-)
Two questions:
1) There may be a need to have certain pages in multiple languages.
Is the best way to do this for a small site is to add a language
identifier to the page title eg:
here is the CV in [[CV.en|English]] or in [[CV.nl|Dutch]].
Is there a way to do this and still have a more readable title eg
"English CV" rathern than "CV.en"?
2) I see from the LocalSettings.php that it is possible to prevent
access to certain pages for users who are not logged in. Do I
need to list all the pages I want blocked or is it possible
to do wildcards eg internal*
TIA
James
The advice in the subject line is correct. Users should never be
deleted from the table for another reason; you leave a lot of messy
references to them lurking about which really does confuse the hell
out of the software.
MediaWiki does not support the deletion of users, and likely never will.
Rob Church
I have two problems with functionality of "in other languages" box on my MW
server. I would like to point from my articles to related articles on
Wikipedia using standard interwikis. In this context I would like to:
1) Change the text from "in other languages" to something like "in other
wikis"
2) My MW is localized as Czech (CS) and so when I add [[cs:something]]
interwiki to an article, it is hiding it from in other languages box. I would
like to switch off this language filtering.
Does anybody know how to solve point 1) or 2)?
(MW 1.7.1)
Thanks in advance
Jakub
Hi there!
With the inputbox extension, is there a way to directly create a page
without having to submit the edit form that is displayed after
clicking inputbox's create button?
Cheers,
Ingmar
Thanks to the helpful comment of another group user, I tried placing the
following in the "main.css" file of the monobook skin folder:
#privacy { display: none; }
My skin is definitely set to monobook, and my browser is Firefox 1.5.0.4
on OS X. From viewing the page source and reading my CSS book, I've
concluded that this should indeed hide the "display" link--but it
doesn't. Anyone know what might be going wrong?
Thanks,
Ken
I've been able to enable uploading of files and set the $wgFileExtensions[]
line in LocalSettings.php to enable me to upload pdf files.
My problem is how to set this to enable different types of files to be
uploaded e.g. pdf's and word docs and Powerpoint etc.
Does anyone know the correct syntax for specifying multiple file extensions
for files that can be uploaded.
Thank
Chris
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Is it possible to let the wikisoftware create wikilinks in articles (to other articles on the wiki).
Example:
I write an article named automobile. It contains the word engine many places.
Later I write an article named engine.
Do I have to create links (in the automobile article and other articles containing the word engine) to the engine article manually ?
Or can it be done automatically ?
In a message dated 10/20/2006 5:00:46 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
mauro(a)carmo.info writes:
Thanks Kasimir Gabert,
Anyone could assure me that this would work? Or perhaps, there is another
way I could set my phpMyAdmin to generate a db_domain with
another name when I dump it.
Thanks mauro.
You can never be sure until you try. It sounds right to me. The dump likely
includes database names from the database being dumped. Even if you change a
name readily visible at the top of the dump, their could be other instances
further down. "Find and replace" (ctrl + H in Windows) can be used to replace
every instance of the original database name in only one operation.
Hello there,
Lately, I've been working on getting MediaWiki and SynchroEdit to
"cooperate", and all's moving along nicely. I figured I'd send out a
note here, in case anybody wanted to try it out.
The codebase is super-experimental, as the main page says, so bug
reports are welcome! URL:
http://mediawiki.synchroedit.com/index.php/Main_Page
(A tip is to coordinate with a friend on a day/time that you try it out,
as it's not very rewarding "synchroediting" all by yourself.)
Suggestions etc. very welcome. We'll be demoing this in about two weeks;
your input is definitely valuable.
-Kalle.