Hello Host-Admins,
the de.wiki stats (webalizer) showing no German öäü's. Instead it shows
some with space or whatever. I have running Webalizer at home and put a
Page online with ä to test it, and my webalizer can handle ä's properly.
http://corell.dyndns.org/stats/usage_200307.html#HOURSTATS (home)
My possibilies run out, it's your task to take a look at our wikipedia host
and fix the displaying of webalizer.
Thanks.
PS: This problem was presented by german wikipedia users to me.
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Hello Everyone,
Thank you for the wonderfull work this community is doing. I recently
did an install of wikipedia and ran into an issue which is not addressed
in the archives of this list.
Certain pages (for example biology) turn out to be blank. An examination
of the logs reveal this rather cryptic message:
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We're confused.
tryFileCache() - not cacheable
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I am using php 4.3.2 and i have changed the register_globals to on
I tried commenting out the caching functionality to no avail. Has anyone
run into this problem before?
thanx and best regards
Raditha Dissanayake
http://www.raditha.com
Maybe this would be better posted at SourceForge but ....
The current print page function is real neat but at the bottom of pages there
is no link or even mention of GNU FDL. And the url of the Wikipedia page is
not an active link.
This is an issue for anybody wanting a clean HTML version of one of our
articles. Recently a copy of such an article was found here:
http://www.uwm.edu/~okun/341/set12.htm
It would be nice if people could copy the source HTML of our printable
versions and not have to add anything in order to comply with our license.
-- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)
Opera uses media=projection for fullscreen. It's rather unfortunate choice,
but we have to live with it. Now Wikipedia doesn't display correctly
under Opera fullscreen.
I have commited to CVS patch that fixes this problem, by changing
media='screen' to media='screen,projection'. There's no need to do
any serious testing. Now how to upgrade all Wikipedias with this
new procedure ?
Tomasz Wegrzanowski wrote:
>We have plenty of bandwidth on wikipedia.org,
For now at least. But the various Wikimedia projects are together creating new
pages at an exponential rate that are in turn being viewed by an
exponentially increasing number of readers.
We have been very fortunate to have a bandwidth sugar daddy (hi Jimbo!) so far
but we should not assume that Bomis will be able to foot the bill when our
popularity (measured in hits/bandwidth consumption) becomes comparable to
websites like Slashdot.org or even Yahoo.com.
At some point we are going to have to economize our bandwidth usage.
BitTorrent is one of those possibilities (mirrors are another) and IMO it is
better to start thinking about this now rather than when bandwidth gets more
limited. I have, however, no opinion on this particular technology though.
-- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)
Found this on SourceForge:
http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/
Would that work with our up-to-the-second articles, or is it for large,
static files only?
Hello,
I just noticed that when you try to get the Printable
version of an old revision. you get the current
version.
Is that intended to be so?
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Hi, if there are no objections, could someone please add
li { padding-bottom: 0.4em; }
to wikistandard.css? See the current discussion on en:Village pump.
Thanks,
Merphant
Lot of files are set g-w on server, so the fact they
are owned by wikidev doesn't help any.
1. Please, everyone, modify your umask from 022 to 002.
2. Could someone with root account modify all wikidev files
on both servers to g+w (except maybe in /home)
I know that page hits were turned off. The same argument could be made for my idea, but who
knows.
I discussed with brion once in IRC that id be interested in seeing some type of statistic
gathered for who is using wikipedia ,eg like "hfastedge, BrionVibber.... are online right now".
Brion raised privacy concerns , which is fine.
Still, im very frustrated without some type of statistic. As a simple compromise, I want to record
:
(simply numbers, not names): how many people have used wiki over the last day, month , year.
This is a good statistic to have and a natural question to ask when you look at this data:
http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Statistics
if its ok (from a hardware perspective) i'll go an write the patch.
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