Hi all,
I have to restrict, in my corporate lan networtk, the rights.
I have mediawiki 1.13.2 and, by now, I can't upgrade it.
group1 (user1+user2+ .. +userk)
read and write on all mediawiki
group2 ( user(k+1) .. userN )
read and write on a subset of documents inside the same mediawiki.
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Hello
I have one Linux-Server with with six MediaWikis
/srv/www/wiki1.org
/srv/www/wiki2.org
...
/srv/www/wiki6.org
I would for every wiki a separate fulltext-search, because the wikis
working autonome. Which fulltext-search engine is for this request the
right one? And how to setup this solution?
I hope, you understand my question somewhat. My english is horrible. ;o)
thanx
Hampa
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www.hpbyte.ch
hampa(a)hpbyte.ch
Hey,
I'd like to announce the latest release of Maps [0] and Semantic Maps
[1]. These new versions include a bunch of new features, as well as a lot improvements to the code itself.
Some highlights:
* Strict parameter validation which allows you to get specific errors or warnings when entering
invalid values or parameters. This functionality is obtained by relying
on the Validator [2] extension, which saw it’s first release today. This
makes Maps dependent on Validator. Every distribution of Maps does
include Validator, and Maps will automatically load Validator when it’s
not loaded yet, so no extra installation work is required (unless you
get the code from SVN).
* Static map support makes you able to display maps as plain images instead of via a
JavaScript (or other non-html language, for example flash) mapping API.
This is very important since it makes viewing the maps possible for
people who are browsing the web with a browser that does not support
JavaScript (or this other language), or simply have it disabled for
some reason.
* Added support for GUI parameter selection of Yaron’s new version of SMW’s Special:Ask page to the query printers.
* Moved the geographical coordinate data type handling from Semantic
MediaWiki to Semantic Maps.
For a complete list of changes, see the relevant change logs [3], or my blog post about this release [4].
I created some new documentation, in the form of 2 screencasts; one demonstrating the use of display_map [5], and one covering display_point(s) [6]. The developer documentation on how to extend Maps has also been completely rewritten.
To ensure maximum stability, I encourage everyone using Maps or Semantic Maps to update as soon as possible.
If you have any suggestions, or find any bugs, let me know!
[0] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Maps
[1] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Maps
[2] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Validator
[3] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Maps/Version_history#Maps_0.5, http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Maps/Version_history#Seman…
[4] http://blog.bn2vs.com/2009/12/17/maps-and-semantic-maps-0-5-released/
[5]http://smw.referata.com/wiki/Maps_screencast:_display_map
[6]http://smw.referata.com/wiki/Maps_screencast:_display_point
Cheers
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Jeroen De Dauw
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* Blog: blog.bn2vs.com
* Skype: rts.bn.vs
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Hi, what das it mean, when i get the error Templateloop located?
Greets
Christian
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Christian Rumpf
Email: christian(a)lug-sauerland.de
Web: http://www.lug-sauerland.de
IRC: irc.lug-sauerland.de #lug-sauerland.de
Hi there,
i've got still problems with Templates.
I found the needed Template:InfoBox_Software an other else.
I've copyed them all but if i try to include one Template i'll get a
screen like this: http://www.lug-sauerland.de/pictures/source.png
Every needed Template is on my Webspace
http://www.lug-sauerland.de/pictures/links.png
Is there still anything that i need? Configs or anything else?
Best regards
Christian
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Linux User Group Sauerland
Christian Rumpf
Email: christian(a)lug-sauerland.de
Web: http://www.lug-sauerland.de
IRC: irc.lug-sauerland.de #lug-sauerland.de
Hello everyone,
we are undertaking a study on how developers contribute to both open and
closed source software projects. Please help this research by taking this
short 10 (+3) question survey!
http://osr.cs.fau.de/surveys/index.php?sid=16947&lang=en
We will of course publish the results of this study and if you leave your
email address, you can get the results early.
A bit more information for those interested: We are trying to assess the code
contribution distribution, that is, how much code and how frequently people
check-in. More importantly, what they think how they contribute. The answers
are expected to vary, hence the notion of “distribution”. Better understanding
code contribution behavior will help us build better software development tools.
Thanks a lot!
Dirk Riehle
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I'm new to MediaWiki and tried the dumpBackup.php on a WAPP stack
install. I've set AdminSettings.php user and password to match those
in LocalSettings.php as described in the manual. I receive the
following error when executing the script:
DB connection error: Postgres functions missing, have you compiled PHP
with the --with-pgsql option?
MediaWiki was installed with compiling and source; strictly dropping
its source php and running the install scripts from html.
Is this a well-known installation error? The MediaWiki is operating as
expected from the html server.
Thanks for any pointers.
Might one innocently assume, without fear of a nasty surprize later, that
before 1.16 is released all of the maintenance scripts will be tested and
confirmed to work as advertized?
----- Original Message -----
> From: Chad
> Real Soon Now ;-)
>
> Actually, Tim's expressed an interest in getting 1.16 out
> the door. The JS2 branch was de-merged, lots more
> code review going on, lots of "cleanup" commits too.
