-----Original Message----- From: Roger Chrisman [mailto:roger@rogerchrisman.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 11:47 PM To: 'MediaWiki announcements and site admin list' Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] New to this.
Mike wrote:
I don't even know what Apache and Php are
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Fred
hi,
I'm trying to remove the logo image on the wiki site. In the previous versions all i did was comment out the following in the Localsettting file. $wgLogo = "$wgStylePath/common/images/wiki.png";
However i can't seem to find this code.
- AJ.
Thomas, Arjun a écrit :
I'm trying to remove the logo image on the wiki site. In the previous versions all i did was comment out the following in the Localsettting file. $wgLogo = "$wgStylePath/common/images/wiki.png";
However i can't seem to find this code.
Then, add it :
$wgLogo = "";
Well, you can try to rename this .htaccess to something and see if you still have the error 500 ?
I tried this and recieved this error message when going to my wiki page: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/drsecret/public_html/wiki/includes/Exception.php on line 139
I found the file and this is what is at line 138, 139, and 140. Should I insert one of those strings, and if so, what should it look like?
* Exception class which takes an HTML error message, and does not * produce a backtrace. Replacement for OutputPage::fatalError(). */
Mike wrote:
I don't even know what Apache and Php are
The silence at the edge of the forest is seductive. Hold Google close.
A great adventure lies before you.
Tell me about it! after reading the posts in this group I am starting to get a clue as to how far in over my head I am!
I really do appreciate the help though!
Mike
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On 18/04/07, Mike xclbur5150@yahoo.com wrote:
Well, you can try to rename this .htaccess to something and see if you still have the error 500 ?
Don't rename a .htaccess file without checking what it contains, it might be doing something important...
I tried this and recieved this error message when going to my wiki page: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/drsecret/public_html/wiki/includes/Exception.php on line 139
...as in this case, where it appears to be enabling the use of PHP 5 to process the MediaWiki scripts, which is needed for MediaWiki 1.7.0 and later.
Perhaps I missed the original post containing the problem, but can you summarise what the problem is, what's changed, and what's now broken?
If you're receiving a "500 - Internal Server Error", this implies that something will be added to the Apache error log explaining what the problem is.
Rob Church
Rob Church robchur@gmail.com wrote:
Perhaps I missed the original post containing the problem, but can you summarise what the problem is, what's changed, and what's now broken?
If you're receiving a "500 - Internal Server Error", this implies that something will be added to the Apache error log explaining what the problem is. I recently finished installation of Media wiki. As per instructions, I copied the localsettings.php file to the parent directory, and followed the link that it gave me which brought me to my new blank wiki. Before I had a chance to do anything I accidentally closed the browser window. When I re-opened the browser window I could no longer access the wiki. It is saying there is an internal server error or misconfiguration. Here is a link to the page with the error. www.drsecrets.com/wiki You mentioned Apache, and I did notice this at the bottom of the page: Apache/1.3.37 Server at www.drsecrets.com Port 80 I have double checked that the localsettings.php file was correctly moved to the /wiki folder,
I tried renaming the .htacess file which you saw didn't help.
As for checking error logs in apache, I'm not quite sure I have access to that. As I said earlier, I'm very green to all of this. I have learned that Apache is a web server software. Someone else hosts the site for me, but I do have access to a program called Cpanel which has a file management system and a bunch of other things. The error logs page has a bunch of errors that look like this: [Thu Apr 19 18:54:50 2007] [error] [client 24.14.142.223] File does not exist: /home/drsecret/public_html/500.shtml [Thu Apr 19 18:49:02 2007] [error] [client 74.6.75.48] File does not exist: /home/drsecret/public_html/robots.txt [Thu Apr 19 18:42:48 2007] [error] [client 24.176.170.119] File does not exist: /home/drsecret/public_html/favicon.ico
These three errors are repeated at different times durning the day...there are about 20 total. If these are not Apache errors, I can get in contact with the person hosting the site for me, and I'm sure he would have access to them. If there is something else I should try, I'm open for suggestions!
Thanks! Mike
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Funny, everything works but showing Main Page http://www.drsecrets.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page2
Wow, your right. There are pages other then the main page that do not work as well, but alot of them do. I was able to change some preferences and set up a user login, but I still cannot access the main page and a few others.
Mike
Platonides Platonides@gmail.com wrote: Funny, everything works but showing Main Page http://www.drsecrets.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page2
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