Nice to hear :). You are not the first, missing a dot, writing a instead of o and similar. Copy/Paste the paths from the error message to notepad and comparing there with "how it should be" can help.

Enjoy the rest!
Bruno

With some folks testing it's looking very stable so far.

Edit: I needed to add this to my .htaccess to make it work.

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Some people reported that they were able to integrate the wiki installed in a subdomain. Can they please put some more light into how this can be achieved? I have a forum and a wiki on the following urls:

forum: www.urduweb.org/mehfil
wiki: wiki.urduweb.org

Quick question.

If say this mod isn't supported in the future (let's hope that never happens!), is it possible to separate the wiki from the forum integration and then continue to update MediaWiki (on its own) as updates to it our released? I'm talking about software updates primarily and possibly the ability to keep using the wiki.

Perhaps a quick, but very important Question. Just tested it:

• If you browse the table "user" you will see, that every User ever logged in has been created and his edits are shown correct even if you disable the bridge (Disable: Undo the LocalSettings.php-Changes and rename the skin files vbMediaWiki.php, so monobook will be chosen and no php error occurs)
• BUT: No password and no email is being stored!! This means: After disabling the bridge you will have to add email addresses manually, so users can press "Send Password"

Btw: Really don't know when bepe will have time again to continue his work... I don't have the know-how yet and perhaps will not continue to use MediaWiki...

It's on you to get the light by reading... at least the last view posts and those links...

I have reviewed the installation and the instructions several times, but nothing the integration does not work does anyone know how to make users to integrate properly?

This instruction is wrong:

Upload the contents of the "forum_upload" directory into your wiki root directory.

Should be:

Upload the contents of the "forum_upload" directory into your forum root directory.

this is safe?

Yes, I'm assuming this isn't the first mod you've installed.