Am 26.10.2010 um 17:01 schrieb Daniel Barrett:
I had to do this for our family of multilanguage
wikis. My solution
was to write a Linux shell script that accepts one parameter, the
name of the site (e.g., BarbarasWiki), and:
1. Copies LocalSettings.php to a temp file (say, my-temp-file.php)
2. Appends site-specific settings (for BarbarasWiki or whatever) to
my-temp-file.php
3. Invokes "cd /mywiki/maintenance && php update.php --aconf my-temp-
file.php $@"
Thanks for responding.
I ended up renaming my schema to "mediawiki", running the update
script and renaming it back.
I did this for each schema/wiki.
Unfortunately update.php does not use one big transaction for the hole
stuff (that's why we use a RDBMs, right?), so I needed one db-restore
for each trial (-;
Axel
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