I have created a page by accident that leads me to a 404 and can't access it through mediawiki. It is empty but listed in the special:allpages page so I would like to get rid of this. Is the only way to do this through mysql and if so, where should I edit the database except for pages table?
tnx
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What do you mean, "created a page that leads to a 404"? What did you do? What steps did you take?
You can eradicate (oooh, I like that word) a page from the database using the nukePage.php maintenance script. At the time of writing, this is not present in a release version of MediaWiki, but can be checked out of CVS from the REL_1_5 branch. It also requires nukePage.inc, deleteOldRevisions.* and purgeOldText.* in order to work, and must be run from the command line or phpShell.
Rob Church
On 20/02/06, Koen mephistopheles565@yahoo.com wrote:
I have created a page by accident that leads me to a 404 and can't access it through mediawiki. It is empty but listed in the special:allpages page so I would like to get rid of this. Is the only way to do this through mysql and if so, where should I edit the database except for pages table?
tnx
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Tnx for the reply. On a page I created a [link title] with a slash at the end but a slash is added by default in the config settings. So the link becomes http://www.mywiki.com/errorpage//.
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What do you mean, "created a page that leads to a 404"? What did you do? What steps did you take?
You can eradicate (oooh, I like that word) a page from the database using the nukePage.php maintenance script. At the time of writing, this is not present in a release version of MediaWiki, but can be checked out of CVS from the REL_1_5 branch. It also requires nukePage.inc, deleteOldRevisions.* and purgeOldText.* in order to work, and must be run from the command line or phpShell.
Rob Church
On 20/02/06, Koen mephistopheles565@yahoo.com wrote:
I have created a page by accident that leads me to
a
404 and can't access it through mediawiki. It is
empty
but listed in the special:allpages page so I would like to get rid of this. Is the only way to do
this
through mysql and if so, where should I edit the database except for pages table?
tnx
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Dear friends,
my Wiki has a strange behavior. When I edit a topic then click "Save", the wiki don't show the new page (with the changes). The I click "Edit" and the changes are there. What is happening?
Obs.: It's not a browser cache problem, because this occurs in another computers too.
Thanks,
Marcelo.
Could it be MediaWiki's internal cache interfering? Append ?action=purge to the URL of the affected page and see if it clears up. Are you using memcached to assist with caching?
Rob Church
On 20/02/06, Marcelo Herondino Cardoso mhc5986@tj.sc.gov.br wrote:
Dear friends,
my Wiki has a strange behavior. When I edit a topic then click "Save", the wiki don't show the new page (with the changes). The I click "Edit" and the changes are there. What is happening?
Obs.: It's not a browser cache problem, because this occurs in another computers too.
Thanks,
Marcelo.
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Rob,
I append "?action=purge" to the URL, but don't works yet (ALL pages are affected). I'm not using memcached (it's in LocalSettings.php I see that, it's right??).
Marcelo
Rob Church escreveu:
Could it be MediaWiki's internal cache interfering? Append ?action=purge to the URL of the affected page and see if it clears up. Are you using memcached to assist with caching?
Rob Church
On 20/02/06, Marcelo Herondino Cardoso mhc5986@tj.sc.gov.br wrote:
Dear friends,
my Wiki has a strange behavior. When I edit a topic then click "Save", the wiki don't show the new page (with the changes). The I click "Edit" and the changes are there. What is happening?
Obs.: It's not a browser cache problem, because this occurs in another computers too.
Thanks,
Marcelo.
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Another thing: in "history" page, the changes are showed... but not in normal exibithion...
Rob Church escreveu:
Could it be MediaWiki's internal cache interfering? Append ?action=purge to the URL of the affected page and see if it clears up. Are you using memcached to assist with caching?
Rob Church
On 20/02/06, Marcelo Herondino Cardoso mhc5986@tj.sc.gov.br wrote:
Dear friends,
my Wiki has a strange behavior. When I edit a topic then click "Save", the wiki don't show the new page (with the changes). The I click "Edit" and the changes are there. What is happening?
Obs.: It's not a browser cache problem, because this occurs in another computers too.
Thanks,
Marcelo.
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