On 2/14/06, Matt Morgan minxmertzmomo@gmail.com wrote:
On 2/14/06, Brion Vibber brion@pobox.com wrote:
Matt Morgan wrote:
On 2/10/06, Rob Church robchur@gmail.com wrote:
Could it be MediaWiki's internal cache of pages? Append &action=purge to URLs of affected pages and see if that sorts it. If so, set $wgCacheEpoch[1] in LocalSettings.php
Thanks. Both these methods result in completely blank pages (ie all pages returned blank upon reload). What am I doing wrong?
Usually this means you made a typo in LocalSettings.php and PHP is configured not to display error messages in output.
Check in particular for a missing semicolon at the end of the line.
a) I'm sure that was it. b) shame on me; that's the second time I've made that mistake.
Thanks.
OK, I repaired the line in LocalSettings.php so that $wgCacheEpoch is '20060215081500', i.e., earlier this morning (either a few minutes ago, or a few hours ago if that's GMT). Recall that eariler I had truncated the objectcache table (which appeared empty to start with).
Still, I only see the logo on pages with forms for data entry. Editing, account creation, etc. Behavior is the same on two different installs, on two different servers (although they are very similar). This is true even for pages I had never viewed and for new pages, created after the Cache Epoch.
Environment in both cases is:
MediaWiki 1.5.6 CentOS 4.2 Linux (almost identical to RHEL4, release 2) Kernel 2.6.9-22.0.1.EL Apache 2.0.52 PHP 4.3.9 MySQL 4.1.12 TurkMMCache installed (v. 4.3.9_2.4.6 ?)
Browser is Firefox 1.07, although it seems to be a server-side issue (delivered pages make no reference to the logo image).
I checked in both installs, and the *_objectcache table is empty in both cases. The only other similarity between these installs, and perhaps some others, is that I did not set the $wgLogo first thing, but rather ran the setup and viewed and created some pages before adding the logo.
Any other possibilities? Thanks!