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2 Jan 2024 | ||
Kimmy Brewer | In reply to @jeffreywang:matrix.orgWe are using 1.3.0 | 13:45:51 |
justinl | Quick, simple response: I know that DPL was in use before SMW on the GW2 English wiki (also only DPL is used on the GW1 wiki, no SMW there), and removing it would be a good deal of work for our editors. | 15:17:11 |
Jeffrey Wang (MyWikis) | update.php runs every time the container is first booted. The developers are unable to speculate on what's going wrong in a bespoke Kubernetes setup, but the general advice I can give is to kill off the container/pod and spawn a new one. | 17:48:50 |
Jeffrey Wang (MyWikis) | If you need to run update.php while the pod is still running, you can do so by doing something like (where the following command syntax is not correct but I hope it gets the point across) kubectl exec -- php /var/www/mediawiki/w/maintenance/update.php --quick | 17:49:58 |
3 Jan 2024 | ||
Wouter Rademaker (egel.org) | In reply to @krabina:matrix.orgDPL is sometimes useful if you want to do certain things that go against the philosophy of SMW. For example, DPL allows you to select articles in a category, excluding articles in underlying categories, see for example: https://nl.scoutwiki.org/Portaal:Scoutingmethode | 15:22:50 |
4 Jan 2024 | ||
Kimmy Brewer | Hello! Just an update. The author of the extension we brought in just got back to us and said it's not compatible with our current version of MW. As soon we can roll back hopefully the SMW upgrade key issue is resolved by itself. Thank you for your ideas and thoughts I appreciate it. | 16:41:10 |
13 Jan 2024 | ||
Matthew Marchese | Anyone know if there's technically a way to set $wgMaxArticleSize for a specific namespace? We have a namespace that's protected and therefore controlled from DDoS abuse. I'd like to allow larger than normal limits exclusively within this namespace. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgMaxArticleSize | 21:46:48 |
Jeffrey Wang (MyWikis) | Maybe there is a hook that can emulate the aborting of the save of the page if it can detect the max article size in KB. You could write the hook to exclude the check in that database. It would require you to write an extension to achieve that, or very unorthodoxically but still possible as of MediaWiki 1.39, add that hook function to your LocalSettings.php. You’d then stop using $wgMaxArticleSize | 22:16:02 |
Jeffrey Wang (MyWikis) | Idk if there is a hook that can somehow pass the page size in KB, though you could always use some sort of PHP function to calculate it using the length of the text trying to be saved. | 22:17:29 |
Matthew Marchese | Thank you for the thoughts, Jeffery Wang. It' | 23:01:22 |
Matthew Marchese | * Thank you for the thoughts, Jeffery Wang. It's a little out of the solution scope for me to write a custom extension for this. Was hoping for more of a off-the-shelf or existing solution. :) Appreciate any other feedback on this item! | 23:02:04 |
14 Jan 2024 | ||
Alexander Mashin | In reply to @telegram_217433484:t2bot.io You might try this: | 09:12:02 |
Alexander Mashin | * You might try this:
But this hook will be called once per MW message as well. | 09:13:13 |
Alexander Mashin | * You might try this in
But this hook will be called once per MW message as well. | 09:13:56 |
Wouter Rademaker (egel.org) | In reply to @telegram_217433484:t2bot.ioYou can also look at the options offered by the AbuseFilter extension. With it, you can limit article size by namespace, as well as alternatives to slow down or prevent unwanted edits. | 22:26:51 |
Matthew Marchese | In reply to @wouter_egel:matrix.orgThis is a great tip. We do have AbuseFilter already in place | 22:27:42 |
15 Jan 2024 | ||
Alexander Mashin | In reply to @wouter_egel:matrix.orgYes, that would be simpler. Set a sufficiently big $wgMaxArticleSize and limit the article size with AbuseFilter. | 02:06:34 |
23 Jan 2024 | ||
krabina | How about someone knowledgeable about SMW would be a mentor in Google Summer of Code 2024? https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code/Mentors | 21:30:02 |
24 Jan 2024 | ||
Joris | In reply to @krabina:matrix.orgwe'll have a look! | 08:42:47 |
revansx | Is it possible to write an #ask that returns the values of given property? Hypothetically, something like: Is this possible? | 18:48:05 |
revansx | * Is it possible to write an #ask that returns the values of given property? For example, if I have a Property named "Foo", I would like to write something like: Is this possible? | 18:49:33 |
krabina | Yes, you just have to add |?Foo as printout. | 18:51:43 |
Felipe Schenone | https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:List_the_set_of_unique_values_for_a_property | 19:03:18 |
25 Jan 2024 | ||
VENUS | Download ima_645b56b.jpeg | 14:25:05 |
VENUS | Download ima_8ab9aba.jpeg | 14:25:13 |
VENUS | Hello! Has anyone ran across this or knows what may be causing it? I’m able to create properties and their type without an any issue. If I try to create a template the semantic property isn’t pulling any properties (image attached). This install does use a remote (same LAN) virtuoso which seems to be working fine | 14:25:16 |
krabina | It is a PageForms feature, so might be an issue in PF. | 17:41:22 |
26 Jan 2024 | ||
Matthew Marchese | In reply to @wouter_egel:matrix.orgEnded up going with this option and it's working great. Thanks again for the help! | 23:02:53 |
1 Feb 2024 | ||
krabina | At SMWCon we decided to try to get together as SMW community at the MediaWiki Hackathon 2024 in Tallin from May 3rd-5th: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Hackathon_2024 So please register for the hackathon soon, as long as it is possible. Tomorrow we there will be the MWStake monthly meeting, where this will also be announced: https://mwstake.org/mwstake/wiki/Event:193 | 17:16:01 |
8 Feb 2024 | ||
Maximilian Nöth joined the room. | 09:04:13 |