I have made a small change to the MonoBook skin. The change will add
meta information to the <head> element for pages containing
interlanguage links. Not knowing what to do with it, I made a bug with
severity enhancement in MediaZilla:
<http://bugzilla.wikipedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1433>
Two questions:
Should I add a variable to regulate the behaviour, like
$wgEnableXmlLang?
Can changes such as this be accepted into the main tree without
similar changes to the other skins?
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I searched the list and couldn't find any answers. It's all pretty
techincal and I think I might just be overlooking something. I think
this is a basic problem. Shouldn't the math just work. For example, my
a place whrere I'm using formulas and not showing up it here:
http://actuarialnews.relaxinstaugustine.com/wiki/index.php/Interest
Should this type of math formating just work as soon as I installed
mediawiki, or am i missing a file or something??
-Tom
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> | I have just installed my first wiki. I can't get the rendering math to
> | work. I have it set to always use png. I also tried all the other
> | options. Any places that are good to trouble shoot a wiki on the web?
> | Does anyonw know what the problem could be.
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> Please check past messages on the mailing lists on the subject for tips.
> Use Google and add site:mail.wikipedia.org to the query to restrict the
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> Don't forget to read math/README as well.
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I've decided to take a stab at hacking mediawiki (hacking at articles
is '''so''' passé), and in the interest of starting small, here's a
fix for special:Mycontributions, which is otherwise broken on a clean
default install.
I'm not sure how to find out whether the FullURL already contains a ?,
so I'm cheating and using the (much prettier) / syntax instead. I
assume that doesn't give any other problems?
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Hi,
I have just installed my first wiki. I can't get the rendering math to
work. I have it set to always use png. I also tried all the other
options. Any places that are good to trouble shoot a wiki on the web?
Does anyonw know what the problem could be.
Thanks,
Tom
Could somebody please re-add the donation links to Wiktionary, Wikibooks,
Wikinews, Wikiquote, Wikisource and Commons?
I just noticed they are missing and we are going to be having a fund drive in a
few weeks - so they do need to be there.
-- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)
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The all-new My Yahoo! - What will yours do?
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I just discovered a useful bookmarklet for finding similar open bugs
in bugzilla. While it won't automagically find & close duplicates, it
works better than my memory and saves keystrokes.
javascript:void(document.location.href='http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&product='+encodeURIComponent(document.getElementById('product').value)+'&content='+encodeURIComponent(document.getElementsByName('short_desc').item(0).value)+'&bug_status=__open__')
Credit: http://www.justdave.net/dave/article.php?story=20040905225321748
-- Zigger
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I've reverted LanguageNl.php in HEAD back a couple revisions to the last
version that didn't contain corrupt Unicode or extra whitespace at the
end of the file which, either of which would break proper functioning of
the wiki to some degree.
Please remember to check your check-ins for validity.
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
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Hello,
Looks like we are waiting for the new switch before doing any network
redesign. Still we can probably prepare the servers right now.
We can start changing ip address of our servers for the future VLANs:
1/ public ips : for squids, (download|noc).wikimedia.org and future
bastion hosts.
2/ squid <-> apaches
3/ apaches <-> databases
4/ management
Actually we got our servers under 10/8. 192.168/16 is used for network
stuff (switch, bgp?). We can use 172.16/20 block for monitoring and
management purpose, with the new switch we can assign it high priority
in case the site got a trouble.
Larousse can probably be the monitoring host as it already hosts cricket
servmon and nagios. Cricket currently only graph squids and it can be
interesting to get more graphs for memcached usage, apache usage, disk
space ... Nagios actually require the nrpe daemon running on every host
and rely on custom scripts being run on host to feed data.
To get something a bit easier to manager, I think we should install snmp
daemon on all servers and make them send snmp traps to Larousse, then we
can have snmptrapd log the traps somewhere, send notifications to nagios
and feed the irc bots.
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Ashar Voultoiz - WP++++
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Servers in trouble ? noc (at) wikimedia (dot) org
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Hi,
Could someone please help me with installing the chemistry module of
wikitex in mediawiki 1.4beta5
I have downloaded wikitex-current.tar.gz from wikitex.org
I copied the folder wikitex below extensions including tmp and have set
the owner of the folder to be the web server (chown -R apache.apache
wikitex)
Then I added the line: include 'extensions/wikitex/wikitex.php'; to
LocalSettings.php
Then I copied the code from the chemistry module to my wiki website and
tested and it does not display the chemical molecules.
I have installed ocaml and compiled texvc in the math folder but if I
understand correctly, wikitex is supposed to REPLACE texvc and not
extend it to chemistry and other things?
Would be much obliged for any help getting the chemistry to work.
Regards and Thanks
Alwyn