William van Zwanenberg wrote:

I am currently experiencing problems with my Mediawiki installation.

Issue Encountered - When loading various pages of a default mediawiki install, output html is being prematurely truncated, therefore preventing rendering of these pages in browsers.

Example URL - http://eu-law-wiki.net/mediawiki/EU_Law:Community_Portal

Problem summary: It is returning exactly the last 3MB of the page. Not even the pages. Other pages from the wiki show fine. Same problem when using an ugly url for that page (which is hasn't been created yet!).

Assumed Problem - Apache acting unexpectedly or an unknown configuration setting causing incompatibility with mediawiki.

If anyone can offer any suggestions or advice as to how to rectify this problem, I'd be very grateful.

Do you have some caching proxy? Have you recently installed any apache module? Have you tried restarting the web server?

You are using php as fastcgi, but if php wasn't providing the right output, apache would show an error, right?.

Does your apache/php log show anything of interest?

Peter wrote:

Hi. Thanks for your help.

How can i import the text to a specific place on the mediawiki?

Example: Line 20 <text> Example: Uptime: <text>

Best Regards Peter

You need to change the whole page. You could download it, change the Uptime, then set the changed text, but you may be better using templates: Uptime: {{Uptime}} and writing to Template:Uptime the whole text, with the template taking care of the replacement.