At the moment, all the search feature does is tells you there are no title
matches (regardless of what you search for), and directs you to a Google
search. The go button still works, so at the moment "go" is the only way to
do a title search. I had assumed the dev. team has this under control and I
worked around it, but I've had a new user (Susurrus) complain directly to
me, asking me to forward his complaint on to here. So here it is. I know
about "miser mode", but this isn't miser mode, it's nonexistent mode. What's
going on?
-- Tim Starling.
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I watch a constant degradation of Wikipedia's clock.
Before the weekend it was 5 minutes (acceptable for me)
but today I see the difference is about 10 minutes.
Some time ago there was a small thread started
about synchronization through the Net.
Has been the idea dropped or the possible solutions
are to complicated?
Youandme (worried, as Wikipedia slips into the Past)
Here is an update with typo corrections for LanguageDe.php.
A user detected that "longapgewarning" was not translated. Please check if
the added array element works properly (included in the patch).
Is there somewhere a information abount missing translations? A small grep
shows some problem (other missing elements):
Language.php:1
LanguageCs.php:0
LanguageDa.php:1
LanguageDe.php:0
LanguageEn.php:0
LanguageEo.php:1
LanguageEs.php:0
LanguageFr.php:1
LanguageIt.php:0
LanguageJa.php:0
LanguageKo.php:0
LanguageNl.php:1
LanguagePl.php:1
LanguageRu.php:0
LanguageSv.php:0
LanguageZh.php:0
Smurf
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< "perfdisabled" => "Diese Funktion wurde wegen Überlastung des Servers vorrübergehend deaktiviert. Versuchen Sie es bitte zwischen 02:00 und 14:00 UTC noch einmal<br>(Aktuelle Serverzeit : ".date("H:i:s")." UTC).",
---
> "perfdisabled" => "Diese Funktion wurde wegen Überlastung des Servers vorübergehend deaktiviert. Versuchen Sie es bitte zwischen 02:00 und 14:00 UTC noch einmal<br>(Aktuelle Serverzeit : ".date("H:i:s")." UTC).",
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< <p>Sie geben uns hiermit ihre Zusage, daß Sie den Text <strong>selbst verfasst</strong> haben, daß der Text Allgemeingut (<strong>public domain</strong>) ist, oder daß de <strong>Copyright-Inhaber</strong> seine <strong>Zustimmung</strong> gegeben hat. Falls dieser Text bereits woanders veröffentlicht wurde, weisen Sie bitte auf der 'Diskussion:'-Seite darauf hin.
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> <p>Sie geben uns hiermit ihre Zusage, daß Sie den Text <strong>selbst verfasst</strong> haben, daß der Text Allgemeingut (<strong>public domain</strong>) ist, oder daß der <strong>Copyright-Inhaber</strong> seine <strong>Zustimmung</strong> gegeben hat. Falls dieser Text bereits woanders veröffentlicht wurde, weisen Sie bitte auf der 'Diskussion:'-Seite darauf hin.
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> "longpagewarning" => "WARNUNG: Diese Seite ist $1KB groß; einige Browser könnten Probleme haben, Seiten zu editieren, die größer als 32KB sind.
> Überlegen Sie bitte, ob eine Aufteilung der Seite in kleinere Abschnitte möglich ist.",
Hi
I am installing wikipedia from scratch, am a newbie in php, and got the
latest version of the code (phase3). I also got an error, and was wondering
if I did something wrong, or if I needed to configure more, or run something
else before install.php.
I followed the steps of INSTALL, turned register_globals on, and got
following fatal error.
I am on RedHat 7.2, with apache 1.3.27, mysql 3.23.56 and php 4.3.1.
Anyone to help me?
Thanks
Nicolas
[root@localhost wiki]# php install.php
Directory "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/wiki" created.
Directory "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/wiki/upload" created.
Directory "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/wiki/style" created.
Directory "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/wiki/upload/tmp" created.
Copying files...
* * *
Warning! This script will completely erase the
existing database "wikidb" and all its contents.
Are you sure you want to do this? (yes/no) yes
You should have already created a root password for the database.
Enter the root password here:
Creating database...
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in
/usr/local/apache/htdocs/wiki/User.php on line 287
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>From: Brion Vibber <brion(a)pobox.com>
>On Sun, 2003-04-27 at 17:20, Tim Starling wrote:
> > At the moment, all the search feature does is tells you there are no
>title
> > matches (regardless of what you search for), and directs you to a Google
> > search. The go button still works, so at the moment "go" is the only way
>to
> > do a title search. I had assumed the dev. team has this under control
>and I
> > worked around it, but I've had a new user (Susurrus) complain directly
>to
> > me, asking me to forward his complaint on to here. So here it is. I know
> > about "miser mode", but this isn't miser mode, it's nonexistent mode.
>What's
> > going on?
>
>I've just gone ahead and turned the title search back on. I mean, heck,
>who wants to actually be able to read or write anything on the wiki?
>Much better to be able to search it -- _if_ you're lucky enough to get
>through at all.
>
>Hooray!
>
>If it starts to suck too much (which it likely will come morning), I'll
>disable it again.
>
Nothing that a few boxes full of high-end computer hardware wouldn't fix.
When's that new server coming? Do we have any idea how much difference it
will make?
-- Tim Starling.
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I've been getting a lot of timeouts lately. A fair chunk of connections
are from the 'grub' distributed search engine spider, which connects too
often and doesn't play with robots.txt as nicely as I'd like. Some time
ago I'd put them in the 403 rejection list but, they don't get the hint
and keep on trying to connect.
This doesn't touch the database, but does eat up some apache connections.
Although I have now explicitly banned grub in robots.txt and filled out
their little update form, they're still connecting -- even to the banned-
for-all /w subdirectory. It's pissing me off.
I've upped the max connections on apache from 175 to 260, and on mysql
from 400 to 560. Lee or Magnus; if we get mysql too-many-connections
errors, either bring down the apache limit or move up the mysql limit.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
Just an idea, don't know if I'll find time to implement it:
Long articles can get painful to edit, because you have to scroll to the
section you want to work on, and always load the entire page. Some
browsers also have problems with long texts. Realistically, some articles
will always be in the 20-30K range. So an easy way to edit smaller
portions of a large article might make sense.
We already have section markers in the text:
== foo ==
=== bar ===
It would not be very difficult to add a little [edit] link behind each
section headline (should be made as non-ugly as possible), which would
lead to an URL like
http://www.wikipedia.org/w/
wiki.phtml?title=Robert_Atkins&action=edit§ion=References
The resulting edit window would only contain the text from this section
and subsection. Preview would also only show this text. When saved, it
would be merged with the remaining text.
Edit conflicts could be handled at first like they are now: If an edit
conflict occurs, the entire text - not just the section - has to be edited
again. However, smarter edit conflict handling would be neat -- if someone
edits text in an entirely different section, the two edits could be auto-
merged.
The name of the section that is being edited could also be automatically
added to the recent changes comment line, so when I edit ==External
links==, the text (section: "External links") is appended to the RC
comment.
One problem case would be articles with duplicate section titles. To
properly reference section titles, there might therefore have to be an
additional iteration parameter. Or we assume that this doesn't happen and
always edit the first section of that name.
What do you think?
Regards,
Erik
Navigating from [[:Image:Rach3.jpg]] to
http://www.wikipedia.org/upload/e/e9/Rach3.jpg produces a 404 error: "The
requested URL /upload/e/e9/Rach3.jpg was not found on this server". I'm not
sure how it got that way, but obviously the image table of the database
needs to be updated to reflect reality. Don't bother trying to find or
recover the missing file.
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Karl Eichwalder wrote:
>The logo at the left upper corner and label stuff on top of the edit box
>("Bearbeiten von André Breton...") are wasting precious vertical space.
>Please implement switches to turn off these decorations.
>
Time to implement the "minimal skin" seen here, maybe:
http://www.twoevils.org/files/wiki/Rabbit-minimal.html
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