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Originally Posted by bepe
Can u tell me what script is not working and what commandline u used for it?
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try this in the wiki maintenance folder: php refreshImageCount.php
same issue with others. i think it might make sense to use full paths instead of relative across the mod? also something abt header already sent in the error message.. suspect the Auth file is doing more than just authenticating.
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Originally Posted by bepe
I don't support this nice URL stuff, because that would break the forums "Who's online"... so you need to disable it...
If you dont need the WOL to work, you can use the next release... it will work now even if you changed the URL thing
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wonder if a workaround is to have 2 defined WOL locations: /w/index.php... and /home/ both called Wiki
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Originally Posted by bepe
I store the counts with the vb user, every time someone edits or creates a page it will inclement the counter.
Your "existing integration" did not use the same place to store the data...
I understand that this is not a good way for existing wiki's, because all will start with 0 edits... but it's a fast and easy way that does not send a querry to the DB every time I need that data
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then it is a easy fix. do a count at install to set it to a "starting" value. my mod created a starting value at install and then updated it on using a cron job (note that you might need still a index to make sure the count does not fail initially - see the install code of the other mod).
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Originally Posted by bepe
Hm... need to research that... did not try it yet... and dont usderstand how all that cashing works... might need some time for that
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neither do i, but i suspect it is caching sessions and both mediawiki and vbulletin may be trying to set the same variable. very easy fix though with the variable definition as i mentioned.
also, i noticed something strange as i moved from memcached to apc cache (at that time, mediawiki was using apc, forums using memcached). the wiki failed (some error about memcached not found), suggesting it is the auto file that is somehow the cause. now i am using apc cache for both, and it works fine (memcached worked fine too when i used it on both forums and mediawiki. but on a single server, i can replace memcached + eaccelerator with apc cache, so its easier)
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Originally Posted by bepe
strange, it should not be part of the search results... I just tryed it... I started a talk page with some key word... searching for that key word did not return the new page
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what i meant was... you show a link to "Discussion" which goes to the talk page.. it could be optional.
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Originally Posted by bepe
no, it's only showing new pages, it's not the same as 'recent changes'
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yes, but if you have 2 pages that link to a page with a #REDIRECT in the wiki, it is showing them all, even if the #REDIRECT pages are old.
so if i edit Page1, and had a redirect to Page1 on Page2, the what's new will show both Page1 and Page2...
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its a great mod bepe, just some small issues.. also, you might like to highlight that the user.php edits are optional... i generally do not like to change the core files when making edits. (btw, vbulletin is case insensitive for user names while mediawiki saves them as case sensitive. so the change of default naming scheme can be a problem later)
ndahiya