I'll check fr the interwiki.sql into the 1.3.8 ... But at first sight, it look the same !
The site is at http://encyclopedie.octopuce.qc.ca ...
Message: 10 Date: Thu, 25 Nov 2004 22:20:52 -0500 From: Jamie Bliss astronouth7303@gmail.com Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Language Link Issue ! To: MediaWiki announcements and site admin list mediawiki-l@wikimedia.org Message-ID: deebf0b90411251920196b4104@mail.gmail.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 22:06:18 -0500, David Fredette dfredett@visioninfo.qc.ca wrote:
The wikipedia-interwiki.sql is uptodate... right from the CVS...
You should only do this if you're developing. The CVS version may not work (because it is what was last saved by the developers), and the current CVS version is radically different from the release version. Use release version 1.3.8 instead.
All the link themself are working... But they are not in the tool bar on the left... And the categorie link are on the top of article as they are supposed to be at the end of the article, in a blue box... But the link work !!!
Can you give us a URL to the site?
Any other idea ???
Le 24-Nov-04, à 3:23 PM, mediawiki-l-request@Wikimedia.org a écrit :
You need to set up the interwiki prefixes for Wikipedia's in-project interwiki links. These are not installed by default because, usually, you're not Wikipedia.
There's a sample (probably not 100% up to date) in maintenance/wikipedia-interwiki.sql
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Hi, I have configured a MediaWIki script in our server, and it work very well. The only problem is the default language that I choose for it. This is Portuguese and all letters with accent or special letters dont appears. Thanks for help Leo
On Dec 1, 2004, at 11:59 AM, Leonide Principe wrote:
I have configured a MediaWIki script in our server, and it work very well. The only problem is the default language that I choose for it. This is Portuguese and all letters with accent or special letters dont appears.
The letters in page text, or the letters in the user interface text? Can you confirm that the browser is reading in UTF-8? Can you confirm that the LanguagePt.php file was not corrupted on upload? (A "conversion" from for instance MacRoman to ISO-8859-1 will irreversible corrupt the data.)
If your site is public, can you give the URL so we can examine it?
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This process seems to take too much time (almost 2 hours so far) to complete
[Command] Query [Time:] 7154 [Status] Repair with keycache [SQL-query] ALTER TABLE searchindex ADD FULLTEXT si_title (si_title), ADD FULLTEXT si_text (si_text);
Meanwhile I don't see any changes in the Index Space Usage (8,626 KB). Is that normal for an En Wiki dump, or I should kill it and restart it manually?
Thank you,
Plamen
Hi Brion, thanks for helping. The problem is the "conversion" from for instance MacRoman to ISO-8859-1. I can to upload the zipfile of script in the server and unzip there. I use Mac platform. I am testing MediaWiki for my personal use, but I want to collaborate with international Wikipedia opening an issue about Amazon Again, thanks, Leo
On quarta-feira, dez 1, 2004, at 22:52 America/Asuncion, Brion Vibber wrote:
On Dec 1, 2004, at 11:59 AM, Leonide Principe wrote:
I have configured a MediaWIki script in our server, and it work very well. The only problem is the default language that I choose for it. This is Portuguese and all letters with accent or special letters dont appears.
The letters in page text, or the letters in the user interface text? Can you confirm that the browser is reading in UTF-8? Can you confirm that the LanguagePt.php file was not corrupted on upload? (A "conversion" from for instance MacRoman to ISO-8859-1 will irreversible corrupt the data.)
If your site is public, can you give the URL so we can examine it?
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On Wed, 1 Dec 2004 17:52:55 -0800, Brion Vibber brion@pobox.com wrote:
The letters in page text, or the letters in the user interface text? Can you confirm that the browser is reading in UTF-8? Can you confirm that the LanguagePt.php file was not corrupted on upload? (A "conversion" from for instance MacRoman to ISO-8859-1 will irreversible corrupt the data.)
Maybe the language files should be re-written to use a PHP function to make the character, as opposed to depending on lack of binary conversions? It seems like this problem is coming up quite a bit.
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On Dec 4, 2004, at 6:40 PM, Jamie Bliss wrote:
Maybe the language files should be re-written to use a PHP function to make the character, as opposed to depending on lack of binary conversions? It seems like this problem is coming up quite a bit.
If you're corrupting data on upload, you're going to have problems in many places.
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Jamie Bliss astronouth7303@gmail.com wrote:
Brion Vibber brion@pobox.com wrote:
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that the LanguagePt.php file was not corrupted on upload? (A "conversion" from for instance MacRoman to ISO-8859-1 will irreversible corrupt the data.)
Maybe the language files should be re-written to use a PHP function to make the character, as opposed to depending on lack of binary conversions? It seems like this problem is coming up quite a bit.
Well, that seems a bit overkill, in a way; perhaps there's somewhere we could place a note reminding people that if they are unzipping and then FTP'ing the files, they should instruct their FTP client to upload in "binary" mode. (I am, of course, only guessing that this would solve the problem, but I imagine the conversion is happening because the client is being left to guess that it's text, and what encoding it's in; I suppose it could also be the unzipping program that introduced the corruption, though...)
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