Hi,I was wondering about Mediawiki's portability to other wiki platforms. We were asked to find out about Mediawiki's portability to other wiki platforms in a course project.Does the import to other wiki platform depend on a platform, or is it possible to just take a SQL and XML dumps and import those to some other wiki platform?Is there any guide/manual for this kind of operation?TBH I would use Mediawiki in this project, since I find it as the best solution for this project, but I was asked to find out how we can move Mediawiki to some other platform would work in case we have to :)-Juuso Sormunen
I have MW 1.25.1 and the matching Flow extension and am attempting to make Flow convert the LQT pages to Flow counterparts (all pages in the Talk namespace), but the instructions on the Flow extension page on MW.org don't seem to be very helpful and WMF specific.
I could use some advice how to do this, I plan to deploy this on the Orain wikifarm as soon as is practicable, but I wanted to do some localhost testing first.
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Hi everyone,
I am using varnish with multiple MW instance for a site. Now I need the
varnish catch the image upload and forward entire upload process to one
main server, which require some characteristic of image upload to
distinguish.
Currently I use setting like this: (req.url~ "Special:Upload" ||
req.request == "POST" || req.url ~ "upload" )
Sometimes it work but not always.
Are there any document talk about how image upload from browser to server?
Any info will help.
Thank you!
I have upgraded from 1.24.2 to 1.25.1
PHP 5.4.39-0+deb7u2 (cgi-fcgi)
MariaDB 10.0.19-MariaDB-1~wheezy
I moved all the files, upacked the full tarball (not the core). I then
copied back the Localsettings.php and the /images/.
The images are not displayed. I ran update.php.
I tried to create a new Localsettings.php, so at least I can upload new
images now.
I see "Error creating thumbnail: File missing" on the old images.
And original files seem to be missing too.
/images/0/06/Three_Mill_Lane_b1.jpg
I assume the database does not match the data in /images/
Any ideas?
Gordo