[01:52:01] <rtwin[m]>	 For whoever is interested:
[01:52:02] <rtwin[m]>	 Added some info on how to integrated the **OpenID-Connect Identity-provider App** of **Nextcloud** with **Mediawiki**, so that you can have automatic login to your wiki instance.
[01:52:02] <rtwin[m]>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:OpenID_Connect#Example:_Using_it_against_NextCloud
[02:44:19] <Juesto8050[m]>	 wow, for some reason git in linux is faster to clone from gerrit than windows
[02:47:06] <Juesto8050[m]>	 is it possible that gerrit over https is slow?
[02:47:30] <Juesto8050[m]>	 ummm, how do i restart the mw cli docker installer?
[02:48:42] <rtwin[m]>	 We see our software build in Windows in an hour, which in linux takes half the time. So Linux 👍
[02:48:42] <rtwin[m]>	 (using make compiling c-code)
[02:53:00] <Juesto8050[m]>	 why's that?
[02:53:12] <Juesto8050[m]>	 some things take less on windows lol
[02:53:25] <Juesto8050[m]>	 msvc compiles are faster on windows than gcc/mingw
[02:54:28] <rtwin[m]>	 Juesto8050[m]: we're not sure
[11:34:35] <Juesto8050[m]>	 uhhh, how do i make $wgServer dynamic for different access endpoints?
[11:34:50] <Juesto8050[m]>	 eg, localhost, lan, internet, vpn
[11:34:56] <Reedy>	 use PHP code in your LocalSettings
[11:35:06] <Juesto8050[m]>	 also http and https
[11:35:25] <Juesto8050[m]>	 this is within one LS.php
[11:45:57] <Juesto8050[m]>	 okay
[11:46:06] <Juesto8050[m]>	 $wgServer = WebRequest::detectServer(); from docker works for my needs
[11:46:47] <Juesto8050[m]>	 from mwddsettings.php to be exact
[11:51:25] <Juesto8050[m]>	 Please advise for any better method or pitfalls of this method
[12:37:42] <de-facto>	 Why does Wikipedia have that super annoying overlay asking for money that does not even go away when clicking the X in its upper right corner?
[12:38:36] <rtwin[m]>	 de-facto: Because not enough people value their work with a donation?
[12:39:22] <de-facto>	 It really annoys me so much that I will not send money this year, it's just too much
[12:40:09] <rtwin[m]>	 de-facto: Maybe you can suggest them a better alternative instead
[12:42:19] <de-facto>	 Asking for support is OK but not with permanently blocking one third if the screen, that just will oppose users by being in the way for what they are trying to do in finding information
[12:44:23] <rtwin[m]>	 de-facto: i get you.
[12:44:23] <rtwin[m]>	 i also get them, because too many think that stuff is for free: Free whatsapp, telegram, facebook.. (not realizing their data is sold for profit.) , wiki's income is probably not much.
[12:44:54] <rtwin[m]>	 * get them. Wiki's income is probably not much, because, * think that online stuff is
[12:45:05] <rtwin[m]>	  * i get you.
[12:45:05] <rtwin[m]>	 i also get them. Wiki's income is probably not much because too many think that online stuff is for free: Free whatsapp, telegram, facebook.. (not realizing their data is sold for profit.)
[12:46:46] <de-facto>	 Absolutely my point being if asking in a too annoying way will decrease donations 
[12:48:47] <Juesto8050[m]>	 😐
[12:49:06] <Juesto8050[m]>	 :|
[12:49:50] <Reedy>	 Are you logged in?
[12:56:33] <Juesto8050[m]>	 why wikimedia banner annoyance is talked here since it belongs to wikipedia and not mediawiki hosting?
[13:01:35] <Juesto8050[m]>	 genuinely curious
[13:14:52] <de-facto>	 Isn't the implementation done by the same devs?
[13:22:13] <Juesto8050[m]>	 interesting
[16:30:57] <ashley>	 the WMF makes a lot of bad decisions and it's very unfortunate, but WMF sites' configuration isn't really a topic that's for this channel because the average MediaWiki dev who's not on the Foundation's payroll has essentially nothing to do with that; and I believe the relevant extensions can be used on non-WMF MW installations for different purposes, so that would be a topic appropriate for this channel; WMF fundraiser banner discussion probably belongs 
[16:30:57] <ashley>	 to Meta-Wiki and/or the wikimedia-l mailing list
[16:34:46] <Juesto8050[m]>	 ?
[16:35:09] <Juesto8050[m]>	 oh the bridge got kicked so a message got lost
[16:35:42] <Juest>	 Figured as much
[17:49:35] <atxatx4928[m]>	 No the implementation is done by the Fundraising team in WMF
[17:50:53] <atxatx4928[m]>	 MediaWiki is developed by a volunteer community which includes some WMF developers, and sometimes in their volunteering capacity
[20:08:17] <tgr_>	 de-facto: I'm pretty sure the banner should go away when you clock the close icon. You might see a much smaller banner a limited number of times (used to be 5, I seem to recall it was reduced this year, but I don't really follow fundraising discussions) but even that should go away after a few times. If you are not logged in, whether you have already seen a banner is tracked via cookies, so possibly you are disallowing cookies? (And yes, #wikimedia or Meta is
[20:08:17] <tgr_>	 probably a better place for discussing banner issues. Or #wikimedia-tech:matrix.org if it's specifically a technical issue.)