[18:33:40] Hi all, I've set: $wgGroupPermissions['*']['edit'] = false; and $wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false;, restarted apache and php-fpm, but still spammers are creating accounts and adding spam pages to my wiki. [18:33:50] could I get a pointer on how to prevent new account? [18:35:03] hrm, I wonder if these were accounts created before I added that... Is there a way to see all users on my wiki? [18:35:27] found it [18:36:54] oh ffs, I blocked myself [18:36:59] 8sigh* [18:38:42] Is there a way to unblock my own account from the host's command line or directly editing the database? (or some other tool)? [18:42:23] looks like the blockUsers maint script also can unblock [18:43:18] I see: ./includes/block/UnblockUser.php [18:43:35] uver /var/ww/html, are those command line tools, or access via the web interface? [18:43:38] maintenance/blockUsers.php [18:43:41] is the CLI tool [18:44:04] everything not in maintenance is the web interface [18:44:45] I got: PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'php_pgsql.so' (tried: ...) [18:45:03] I'm not familiar with php, is there man pages or a way to show usage? [18:45:12] I can probably google this... [18:49:16] php.ini for your cli and php.ini for you webserver are typically different files [18:49:56] sounds like one is configured a bit wrong [18:50:09] I grep'ed under /etc for that file and found it in /etc/php.ini and commented it out (not using postgres) [18:50:24] trying to run: php blockUsers.php --performer digimer --unblock --reason "oops" [18:50:27] php -i would show you the full path (pipe to less as the output is rather verbose) [18:50:30] taking a long time to return though [18:51:04] hrm, no errors, but it never returns to the terminal [19:10:40] is there a wat to debug blockUsers.php not running? It's centos stream 8 [19:11:55] way* [19:15:25] Got it: [19:15:26] # echo Digimer | php blockUsers.php --performer "Digimer" --unblock --reason "oops" [19:15:29] Unblocking 'Digimer' succeeded. [19:18:30] there, lets see if this stops the spammers [19:18:42] AntiComposite: thanks for the blockUsers.php pointer