[06:57:47] <Guest35>	 hi, i'd like to delete an old version of photo, which contains exifinfo that i forgot to strip... is that possible?
[07:20:25] <majavah>	 ahxxm: which wiki?
[07:22:06] <SrCerberus>	 majavahmajavah: the user has registered and entered the Wikimedia Commons channel, the problem was with multimedia content.
[18:45:22] <Guest99>	 Hi guys, I'm getting on mw 1.35 "Lua error: Internal error: The interpreter exited with status 127." In the error log it says that ...lua_ulimit.sh: exec: line 1: ...lua: not found 
[18:45:54] <Guest99>	 I checked the path to lua_ulimit.sh and lua and both path are correct
[18:46:11] <Guest99>	 I also set chmod to 777
[18:46:31] <Guest99>	 What could be the problem? Anyone an idea?
[18:47:26] <Guest99>	 Full path: 
[18:47:38] <Guest99>	 "/var/www/html/w/extensions/Scribunto/includes/engines/LuaStandalone/binaries/lua5_1_5_linux_64_generic/lua"
[18:47:49] <Guest99>	 "/var/www/html/w/extensions/Scribunto/includes/engines/LuaStandalone/lua_ulimit.sh"
[18:50:11] <Guest99>	 I also set $wgScribuntoEngineConf['luastandalone']['luaPath'] and removed it, no change
[19:10:10] <legoktm[m]>	 Guest99: does your hosting provider / webserver have any extra security settings that prevent shelling out to binaries?
[19:10:34] <moonmoon>	 easy way to check is just attempting to execute lua by itself
[19:11:24] <moonmoon>	 also 777 is 100% the wrong chmod to use for this, you don't want binaries that your webserver executes to be world-writable
[19:11:43] <Guest99>	 777 is only to test
[19:11:53] <moonmoon>	 has nothing to do with the issue
[19:12:09] <moonmoon>	 and some configurations may actually *block* it because it's world-writable
[19:12:21] <moonmoon>	 (so it could actively make things worse)
[19:13:24] <Guest99>	 moonmoon how can I test?
[19:14:28] <moonmoon>	 run /var/www/html/w/extensions/Scribunto/includes/engines/LuaStandalone/binaries/lua5_1_5_linux_64_generic/lua -v
[19:14:45] <moonmoon>	 should report "Lua 5.1.5  Copyright (C) 1994-2012 Lua.org, PUC-Rio"
[19:16:03] <Guest99>	 ok maybe that. could be issue
[19:16:06] <Guest99>	 bash: run: command not found
[19:16:17] <moonmoon>	 run was an instruction, not a command line command :)
[19:16:44] <Guest99>	 :D  sorry linux is not my thing 
[19:17:03] <Guest99>	 bash: /var/www/html/w/extensions/Scribunto/includes/engines/LuaStandalone/binaries/lua5_1_5_linux_64_generic/lua: No such file or directory
[19:17:40] <Guest99>	 ok looks like I can't do anything, need to wait for an admin
[19:17:48] <Guest99>	 looks like you can not run it
[19:19:15] <moonmoon>	 sounds like your Scribunto installation is missing files, re-download the extension
[19:19:28] <Guest99>	 I did
[19:19:33] <Guest99>	 same issue
[19:20:34] <Guest99>	 rebuild the server 6 times, downloaded the extension, re-downloaded mw with the extension in it
[19:20:37] <Guest99>	 all the same
[19:20:53] <Guest99>	 sound like there is a permission issue
[19:21:01] <RhinosF1>	 What does ls show?
[19:21:33] <Guest99>	 on the page I get only Lua error: Internal error: The interpreter exited with status 127.
[19:22:19] <Guest99>	 in the logs ...lua_ulimit.sh: exec: line 1: ...lua: not found 
[19:23:29] <moonmoon>	 if there is a server admin, I'd suggest letting them handle it then tbh
[19:23:48] <Guest99>	 yeap
[19:24:08] <Guest99>	 I thought maybe there is an issue that I can fix
[19:24:45] <moonmoon>	 without full details on your setup, the advice we can give here is limited. It certainly seems like some sort of permissions issue but those can be multifaceted, especially if something like selinux is running
[19:24:50] <Guest99>	 it needs to wait until monday
[19:25:51] <Guest99>	 it's ubuntu 18 x64
[19:26:25] <Guest99>	 I am playing with the code, but not server settings, not my business. :D  
[19:27:02] <Guest99>	 but thank you guys very much
[19:27:46] <Guest99>	 I'm rebuilding the server to reset my mess :O