[13:53:05] <imp>	 hello there. I want to run some research in wikipedia data, mainly in portuguese/english/spanish/french. I do not need multimedia data, mostly the text and the metadata as categories, titles, etc. What is the best way download this data? 
[15:39:53] <jediminer543263>	 Hi are there any docs on installing mediawiki with a pre-built localsettings.php file?
[15:39:53] <jediminer543263>	 I.e. I just need to invoke the database setup portion of the installer
[15:48:04] <Vulpix>	 jediminer543263: that's not possible, sadly. Most you can do is to rename LocalSettings.php, run install.php providing the necessary database information, return LocalSettings.php back, and run update.php...
[15:48:17] <Vulpix>	 Note: Your petition is tracked at T172555
[15:48:18] <stashbot>	 T172555: If LocalSettings.php exists, but database is empty, user should be prompted to install and not download new LocalSettings.php - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T172555
[15:50:04] <jediminer543263>	 Is it just running tables.sql and tables-generated.sql ?
[15:51:16] <jediminer543263>	 I can do the user gen with https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:CreateAndPromote.php
[15:51:50] <jediminer543263>	 So all I really need is to know if those two are adequate to setup the database
[16:09:33] <Vulpix>	 It should work. You probably need to run initSiteStats.php too
[16:23:01] <jediminer543263>	 Oki so bootstrapping is:
[16:23:01] <jediminer543263>	 - Custom php script to query the contents of tables.sql (and generated-tables)
[16:23:02] <jediminer543263>	 - Run initSiteStats.php to init stats
[16:23:02] <jediminer543263>	 - Run CreateAndPromote.php to init a sysop user
[16:23:12] <jediminer543263>	 I'll try that and see if it works; thanks
[20:57:30] <geneboi>	 hi there, i need to run my job queue on redis (due to using CirrusSearch) and was wondering what the consequences are if my redis instance went away/died while it had some jobs in the queue?
[20:58:02] <geneboi>	 for mediawiki 1.35 ^
[20:58:48] <geneboi>	 basically, i'm trying to figure out how durable/robust that redis instance needs to be - if it is OK if jobs get lost?
[20:59:22] <geneboi>	 apologies in advance, I'm pretty new to the mediawiki stack :)
[21:17:03] <Reedy>	 The "worst" that should happen is things being out of date
[21:17:42] <Vulpix>	 geneboi: redis can be backed on disk. I use redis and I have 2 instances: one diskless used only for caching, and a disk backed for things that need persistence: jobs and sessions
[22:26:57] <geneboi>	 shucks, my connection dropped - hope I didn't miss a response
[22:27:23] <perryprog>	 There's channel logs up in the topic :)
[22:28:13] <geneboi>	 ha! thank you perryprog
[22:28:45] <geneboi>	 Reedy Vulpix - thanks
[22:28:57] <perryprog>	 o7
[22:29:32] <geneboi>	 would things being out of date correct itself, once redis comes back and new jobs can be added again?
[22:30:17] <Reedy>	 They can... But you'd need to manually purge pages etc
[22:30:50] <geneboi>	 purge pages?
[22:32:00] <geneboi>	 nm!
[22:32:04] * geneboi reads the manual :D