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We get this very often when just clicking on a link or updating a page.
I see that 1.3.4 fixes some template related things. Are these error messages likely to go away if we move to it?
Dick
Hi,
Which function checks if the internel link ([[foo]]) exists or links to the edit page?
My problem is, i have to run the wiki on a VERY slow server in our school, so i will try until we get a new server i will try to minimise the sql querys.
mediawiki-1.3.3 running on linux with 486DX 100mhz and 64 mb ram. Building of the linkcc tables takes about 4 days....
Thx Andreas
andreas wrote:
Hi,
Which function checks if the internel link ([[foo]]) exists or links to the edit page?
Hello,
The function itself is Skin::makeLink() in ./includes/Skin.php wich then call Skin::makeLinkobj(). Then given the article is either existent, stub or non existent it will call one of: Skin::makeBrokenLinkObj Skin::makeStubLinkObj Skin::makeKnownLinkObj
There is also Skin::makeKnownLink() Skin:makeBrokenLink() Skin:makeStubLink() wich call one of the three function above.
You will have to hack around the source to replace everything with Skin::makeKnownLinkObj.
My problem is, i have to run the wiki on a VERY slow server in our school, so i will try until we get a new server i will try to minimise the sql querys.
mediawiki-1.3.3 running on linux with 486DX 100mhz and 64 mb ram. Building of the linkcc tables takes about 4 days....
Impressive. I had a server with about the same spec. I only used it as a firewall / small ftp / static html web server :o)
Possibly some more RAM could help a bit, but try to at least get a Pentium II 450 / 128mB .
cheers,
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