Javier Bezos escribió: Useless? "You need to be administrator to edit" Try debugging the failing sql query. Have you run update.php? Interesante página. Habéis pensado en relicenciarla bajo Cc-by-sa + GFDL? Ello permitiría reutilizar su contenido en los proyectos Wikimedia.

I wrote: It was run. So, the problem is still there: Javier -------------------------- http://www.wikilengua.org

I've just discovered the error can arise when an article not being necessarily a redirection is created :-(: http://www.wikilengua.org/index.php/Rango My question now is: since 1.10 run smoothly I would like to downgrade - is this possible? Thank you Javier

Nope. I'd like to have the former behaviour. If you look at EditPage -> edit in version 1.10, you'll see the following piece of code: if ( !$wgUser->isAllowed('edit') ) { if ( $wgUser->isAnon() ) { wfDebug( "$fname: user must log in\n" ); $this->userNotLoggedInPage(); wfProfileOut( $fname ); return; } else { wfDebug( "$fname: read-only page\n" ); $wgOut->readOnlyPage( $this->getContent(), true ); wfProfileOut( $fname ); return; } } userNotLoggedInPage shows the useful page "You must login to edit pages". However, this part has disappeared in 1.11, and in fact now I think it's a bug. I'm studying if it can be restored somehow, but this part has been rewritten and I'm not sure what to do. I'll report it. Thank you Javier

Javier Bezos escribió: So it wasn't really mediawiki. That explains it. It was odd that it had such a bug. Treat it as you want. I find extremely useful not being told "You need to login to edit" if i only want to view the page content.