On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 5:11 AM Eyal Berda <eberda@servision.net> wrote:
>
> Hi bryan thanks for your reply
> if you can help me on this issue
> i would like to create new account or edit an existing account in order to be able to edit this page content http://wiki.servision.net/index.php/SVClientSDK2
> so i run this command "php createAndPromote.php --bureaucrat --sysop --custom-groups=developer wikieyalb mypassword"
> and when login with this user i didnt see the edit tab (here is the print screen )
>
> 1-what group should i add this user in order to see the edit mode?
> 2-how can i edit this user ( wikieyalb ) authorization to be able to edit this page ?(http://wiki.servision.net/index.php/SVClientSDK2)
> thnks
Adding `?action=info` to the URL for any page on your wiki (or any
MediaWiki wiki) will show you information about the page including
it's editing protection rights.
Looking at <http://wiki.servision.net/index.php/SVClientSDK2?action=info>
it appears that the page is not protected at all, so the lack of an
edit button points to some other configuration for the wiki or problem
with its setup.
It is difficult to troubleshoot this remotely as this wiki seems to
have been configured with attempts to hide pages like
<http://wiki.servision.net/index.php/Special:Version> and
<http://wiki.servision.net/index.php/Special:SpecialPages> from
anonymous users.
The next thing I would recommend looking at with your authenticated
user account is
<http://wiki.servision.net/index.php/Special:ListGroupRights> and
specifically looking to see which groups have the `Edit pages (edit)`
right. This right is the base permission that is need to edit any page
in the wiki. See <https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:User_rights>
for information on how you might change the granted user rights if
desired.
Bryan
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