P> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges Hurmf, such authoritarian design. Force the site owner to maintain such lists, and not allow users to say if they want to be blackmailed into needing to examine each change if they wish not to be cut off from knowing about the next change. Hurmf.
Platonides,Sorry, I am just now seeing your response. I don't think it is a write access problem anymore. Since this is a wampserver stack I am using, I cross posted this at the wampserver forum: When setting up mediawiki, got this message: "PHP is linked with old MySQL client libraries. If you are using a MySQL 4.1 server and have problems connecting to the database, see [dev.mysql.com] for help. Attempting to connect to database server as wikidb_user...failed due to authentication errors. Check passwords." If you follow the link you learn all about old and new passwords in MySQL since 4.1. But when I look at what is in wampserver, they are all 5+ so i shouldn't be having this problem at all. Someone suggested searching for my.ini outside of the wamp folder, but that came up empty. So I don't think there is some stray old mysql out there causing me problems. I created the wiki db and user myself in phpmyadmin, and the installation script was able to connect, but then I got this same old libraries error message again. And no, mw is definitely not installed. Thanks for your time and insights. --- On Mon, 3/28/11, Platonides <Platonides <at> gmail.com> wrote: From: Platonides <Platonides <at> gmail.com> Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Install on Windows Problem To: mediawiki-l <at> lists.wikimedia.org Date: Monday, March 28, 2011, 7:07 PM Nat Colley wrote: > I am trying to install MediaWiki on a windows machine (wamp) as a testing server. As near as I can tell, all has gone right > with the download and installation of the wamp – php info comes up, for > example. But navigating to index.php gets me this: > > "* If you are reading this in your web(Continue reading)
jidanni <at> jidanni.org wrote: > P> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges > Hurmf, such authoritarian design. Force the site owner to maintain such > lists, That's an *option*. Nobody forces the site owner to even set it. People listed there will probably be 2-3 administradors which have file access anyway. It's not intended for anyone to be able to subscribe there. In such case, $wgUsersNotifiedOnAllChanges should point to a mailing list. > and not allow users to say if they want to be blackmailed into > needing to examine each change if they wish not to be cut off from > knowing about the next change. Hurmf. Why would you want to know about the next change if you didn't pay a ttention to the current one to begin with? You are free to ignore them and then review a week worth changes in all articles that piled on your inbox. If the only option were to send an email regardless if you viewed the previous one or not, you would get complaints both from users and system administrators about being too much emails. Anyway, if you deem this an important feature you can fix that ganstering and send us your patch so that no more owners get blackmailed by the evil mediawiki.
Nat Colley wrote: > Platonides,Sorry, I am just now seeing your response. I don't think it is a write access problem anymore. > Since this is a wampserver stack I am using, I cross posted this at the wampserver forum: > When setting up mediawiki, got this message: > > "PHP is linked with old MySQL client libraries. If you are using a MySQL 4.1 server and have problems connecting to the database, see [dev.mysql.com] for help. > Attempting to connect to database server as wikidb_user...failed due to authentication errors. Check passwords." I doubt this is your problem, since you are using a server stack that cointains both apps. It would be very silly to create a package containing mysql and php, with php unable to connect to mysql. > If you follow the link you learn all about old and new passwords in MySQL since 4.1. But when I look at what is in wampserver, they are all 5+ so i shouldn't be having this problem at all. > Someone suggested searching for my.ini outside of the wamp folder, but that came up empty. >So I don't think there is some stray old mysql out there causing me problems. >I created the wiki db and user myself in phpmyadmin, If you can connect from phpmyadmin, you shouldn't have those problems in mediawiki. > and the installation script was able to connect, Good. I assume that your php files are finally trated as such? >but then I got this same old libraries error message again. And no, mw is definitely not installed. Which message is it? What's the output of MediaWiki installer?(Continue reading)
I agree that mismatched components defeats the purpose of a stack. I don't really know what is going on here. There was a link to a mysql forum thread about how to downgrade mysql to make it compatible with php, but a lot of the comments talked about just changing passwords. That's what I was hoping to accomplish in phpmyadmin. After I did that, as I say it connected to the database, but then I got this same error. You asked about the output of MW, well, that was it. So I refreshed and then I was right back at the link that takes you to set up the first time, so clearly it did not install. John Durant on this thread suggested starting over, not using a stack, and deleting any AMP files in add/remove programs and also in the registry. The only AMP files in my registry were old tomcat files from some program I was testing that needed them. I have deleted them. I suspect the reason no other AMP shows up is a function of how the stack was put together. I did not see WAMP in either add.remove programs or the registry. --- On Fri, 4/1/11, Platonides <Platonides <at> gmail.com> wrote: From: Platonides <Platonides <at> gmail.com> Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Install on Windows Problem To: mediawiki-l <at> lists.wikimedia.org Date: Friday, April 1, 2011, 5:32 PM Nat Colley wrote: > Platonides,Sorry, I am just now seeing your response. I don't think it is a write access problem anymore. > Since this is a wampserver stack I am using, I cross posted this at the wampserver forum: > When setting up mediawiki, got this message: > > "PHP is linked with old MySQL client libraries. If you are using a MySQL 4.1 server and have problems connecting to the database, see [dev.mysql.com] for help. > Attempting to connect to database server as wikidb_user...failed due to authentication errors. Check passwords." I doubt this is your problem, since you are using a server stack that cointains both apps. It would be very silly to create a package(Continue reading)
Hello. Have a question. When you view the list of categories The category name is now, Category: hogehoge has become. Before the name of the category I want to erase the category, cases) hogehoge What should I do? 1.16.2 version is being produced.
I almost have it. I installed mysql, php and apache. Both apache and mysql seem to be working correctly, but not php. I don't know where I got that wrong. It is the same as before: seeing the code instead of the install page. Ideas welcome while I tinker... --- On Fri, 4/1/11, Nat Colley <nat.colley <at> yahoo.com> wrote: From: Nat Colley <nat.colley <at> yahoo.com> Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Install on Windows Problem To: "MediaWiki announcements and site admin list" <mediawiki-l <at> lists.wikimedia.org> Date: Friday, April 1, 2011, 9:36 PM I agree that mismatched components defeats the purpose of a stack. I don't really know what is going on here. There was a link to a mysql forum thread about how to downgrade mysql to make it compatible with php, but a lot of the comments talked about just changing passwords. That's what I was hoping to accomplish in phpmyadmin. After I did that, as I say it connected to the database, but then I got this same error. You asked about the output of MW, well, that was it. So I refreshed and then I was right back at the link that takes you to set up the first time, so clearly it did not install. John Durant on this thread suggested starting over, not using a stack, and deleting any AMP files in add/remove programs and also in the registry. The only AMP files in my registry were old tomcat files from some program I was testing that needed them. I have deleted them. I suspect the reason no other AMP shows up is a function of how the stack was put together. I did not see WAMP in either add.remove programs or the registry. --- On Fri, 4/1/11, Platonides <Platonides <at> gmail.com> wrote: From: Platonides <Platonides <at> gmail.com> Subject: Re: [Mediawiki-l] Install on Windows Problem To: mediawiki-l <at> lists.wikimedia.org Date: Friday, April 1, 2011, 5:32 PM Nat Colley wrote:(Continue reading)
Anyone have any luck getting Zend Search Lucene for MediaWiki ( http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Zend_Search_Lucene_for_MediaWiki ) working? I spent a few hours trying it out, and got 99% there I think (no more emailed errors). But the special page is giving me an error, I think in german. And im not sure where to go from here. Thanks, -Adam
There will be a major update in a few days. May be it's a good idea to wait, because of it's new config structure and features. But you can talk to me on the corresponding talk pages
Great! Thank you. -Adam On Apr 2, 2011, at 4:58 PM, Stefan Werthmann wrote: > There will be a major update in a few days(Continue reading)
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