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actually, AuthPlugin_cVBSSO is located at /home/mouseinf/public_html/info/wiki/includes/AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php which is how i have it called in LocalSettings.php
Currently I have VB and MW installed in different subdirectories. EDIT - Update: I found a hotfix for the other product. Apparently there are several other products that cause the same issue. Thanks for your help! |
I didn't know exactly where you had it but you just needed to change it to exactly what yours was supposed to be. :p
It seems that there's a lot of plugins conflicting with this mod for some reason, how weird. |
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Thanks for instruction, |
anyone got any advice on template integration?
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Installed it but it doesn't 'save' the login on the wiki side, what could be wrong?
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Thanks for the hack, but please update it, it's just to important not to!! |
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How to eliminate php notice "Constant CWD already defined in ..../global.php" ?
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Thanks for a great hack :D |
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It does'nt work for me. The redirect from MediaWiki to the vBulletin site with the authentication form is working. After the authentication the site is redirecting me back to the MediaWiki but i'm not logged in. I've tried it with vb3.7.4 / vb3.8.0 + MW1.13.3.
Can anyone help me with this issue? I've already read this thread and tried the hints of the users but i can't solve this issue. |
Sounds to me like you need to do the following as I had the same issue
From MW 1.13+ the "AutoAuthenticate" Hook is renamed to "UserLoadFromSession". So edit the hook name to "UserLoadFromSession" at near the end of AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php. |
It doesn`t work for 3.7.3 for newest mediawiki even if i change authoanthenticate hook and other stuff.
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I already have vbWiki Pro running, but as the product is no longer supported, suspect will have to move away from it soon. the best that runs with is vb3.8 and Mediawiki 1.11
How does installing this product (replacing vbWiki pro) change things ? TIA. |
I just set everything up with MediaWiki 1.13.3 and a copy of just updated 3.8.0. Using pages 14 - 16 of this thread have got me running with working integration. I am causing my own grief adding extensions to MediaWiki.
A good set of notes might not be a bad idea, but NeoJeko must be close on updates. |
Hi guys,
I just installed the latest mediawiki and this hack. When I go to /wiki/ I see a blank page with error 'Page not found' could someone please point me in the right direction. Where did I mess up? |
I figured it out. The problem was that I have VBSEO installed with .htaccess
Could someone tell me what can I add to the .htaccess so the rules don't apply to /wiki/ folder? RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^((urllist|sitemap_).*\.(xml|txt)(\.gz)?)$ vbseo_sitemap/vbseo_getsitemap.php?sitemap=$1 [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(admincp/|modcp/|cron) RewriteRule ^((archive/)?(.*\.php(/.*)?)?)$ vbseo.php [L,QSA] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !^(admincp|modcp|clientscript|cpstyles|images)/ RewriteRule ^(.+)$ vbseo.php [L,QSA] |
1) Ok, I found a solution by adding this to vbseo's .htaccess
RewriteRule ^wiki/.*$ - [PT] seems to work. 2) But now I have different problems. It seems that it doesn't recognize me as logged on. I have 3.7.4L1 and 1.13.3 I followed all the recommendations in this thread. The only thing is my site like this: subdomain.domain.com < forum subdomain.domain.com/wiki/ < wiki is the problem because I have a subdomain? In vbulletin, I made sure that my cookie domain is '.domain.com' 3) My wiki redirects to /wiki/index.php/Main_Page , although i have selected "short urls" in options. I'd appreciate any help |
God damned, i really get angry now.
I updated vBulletin to 3.8.1 ver, and still having problem with wiki 1.13.3. I edited all files including user.php, i have changed file path from relative, and it still doesn`t log into wiki. Maybe there wiki database should by in myisam - the same as vbulletin? It should work, as you posted before with 3.8.0 version... |
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I upgraded my VB install to 3.8.1 last night, and now I get the following error message when trying to load the wiki
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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STATIC, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in *Edited*/public_html/wiki/includes/AutoLoader.php on line 10 Any ideas on where I can look to track down the problem? I'm running mediaWiki version 1.13.3. |
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Disregard my message. I just found out that my host changed how they do the order of precedence when loading a page.... and php5 is lower on the list than html.
Doh! |
Hello :) i have planned to replace deprecated vbwiki pro by this mod... but...
is it compatible with vb 3.8 ? is it possible to have 2 mediawiki installed and linked to the vb forum as actually in my configuration ? Thanks for your help.:up: |
I use this Facebook Connect mod.
Anyone else use it and know how to integrate the facebook connect login with this hack |
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I have a white page with 3.8... anybody have the solution for this ?
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It is probably due to my version of WIKI (1.13.4) and vb (3.8)
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I have uninstalled vbwiki pro, and trying to install this mod... but still not working as you can read hereabove... |
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Confirmed to work with vB 3.8.1 and MediaWiki 1.13.4. Only two fixes needed:
1. From the zip file, open AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php. Near the end, replace "AutoAuthenticate" with "UserLoadFromSession". Props to shikareez! 2. I still had to make the class_core.php edit. Working! :D |
Getting this to work with MW 1.13.4 is EASY... You DONT need to edit class_core.php...
1. Install Media Wiki, following the standard install instructions... 2. Install this mod, following the standard instructions... 3. Open AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php. FIND: "AutoAuthenticate" and replace with "UserLoadFromSession". 4. Open wiki/includes/User.php FIND: PHP Code:
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http://www.8wayrun.com/wiki/Special:Version |
I did the User.php thing and still couldn't edit anything. So, I did the class_core.php and everything worked fine.
How do you explain that? |
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It's really late here, and 19 pages is a lot to read. So...
I installed my wiki in a separate database than vbulletin. Anybody have any pointers on what to modify to make this work with two separate databases? I am working myself through the pages of this thread... Post #42 solved the redirect problem that occured when you try to log in. Unfortunately, after clicking the login button, the user gets redirected to the wiki and is still not logged in. Also, the other wiki bridge modification is very heavy on the database, because it queries the user details on every page load. Is this the case with this mod, too? |
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will this only work with monobook style?
I am using the modern style, and am not able to log in. |
I got it working now. Somehow I did not follow the readme.txt.
Now how would I set up the user group permissions? I want to allow registered forum users to edit the wiki. Visitors who are not logged in should not be able to edit, though. |
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