[00:00:12] <WeiJiFoZu>	 No replys
[00:05:28] <WeiJiFoZu>	 all users no reply my question
[01:13:14] <GWeiJiFoZu>	  when I visit a page in another language, the MediaWiki prompt does not exist (there is a translation in that language in the translation tool)
[02:31:51] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 、back
[04:51:59] <paulx>	 Do any one know what is the easiest way to add a language selector to a page? the use case is this: say I have a page of article in English, and also already have translation for the page in France, when a user is looking at the page, I want to give them a language selector on the page to switch between the two languages. I have checked the
[04:51:59] <paulx>	 MediaWikiLanguageExtensionBundle but feel that is kind of an overkill for my needs, because we already have the translation, no need to do full translation on the wiki, just need to do some minor fix when needed, so wondering if there is any easier way to achieve this?
[04:52:14] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 I know
[04:52:16] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 I know
[04:52:38] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 I know
[04:53:07] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 Use this tag on English page
[04:54:32] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 @paulx Please add <languages /> to English page
[04:55:17] <paulx>	 I thought that has to work together with the Translation extension?
[04:55:28] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 Yes
[04:55:35] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 Needs Translate Extension
[04:56:02] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 Other translate helps please access #translatewiki
[04:56:35] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 Now I am only one online user
[04:56:46] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 Online users is only you me I
[04:56:52] <paulx>	 lol, ok
[04:56:58] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 OK
[04:57:16] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 You're welcome
[04:57:29] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 Can I help me?
[04:57:38] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 when I visit a page in another language, the MediaWiki prompt does not exist (there is a translation in that language in the translation tool)
[06:39:54] <GWeiJiFoZu>	 @Reception123 Can you help me?
[09:10:18] <RhinosF1>	 Anyone want to +2 and backport https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/core/+/763978
[10:34:04] <Lcawte>	 RhinosF1: What does it need backporting to? Can you not just use the hook until you upgrade to the relevant core version? https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:MIME_type_detection#MIME_type_validation
[10:43:59] <RhinosF1>	 Lcawte: why not just support it?
[10:44:11] <RhinosF1>	 I could hack core as we’ve done before
[10:49:03] <Lcawte>	 I'm not saying don't backport it - you certainly shouldn't need to core hack it (as per the link). How far back do you want it backported? You've got Gerrit access, can't you submit the backported change yourself? https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Backporting_policy
[11:11:15] <Vulpix>	 backport needs a +2 first for master
[11:45:01] <RhinosF1>	 What Vulpix said and at least 1.39
[11:45:13] <RhinosF1>	 Lcawte: ^
[11:45:30] <RhinosF1>	 I can backport it once +2’d
[17:35:46] <paulx>	 is anyone familiar with the AccessControl extension? here is the link: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:AccessControl
[17:36:20] <paulx>	 I am trying to protect a page TestPage, what should I do? after reading the extension details I am still not sure where to start..
[17:37:10] <paulx>	 can some one give me a simple example? do I need to create a template first? what should I put in the template?
[20:59:16] <Lens0021>	 Hi. Is there a troubleshooting page for $ ssh -p 29418 lens0021@gerrit.wikimedia.org Bad server host key: Invalid key length?
[21:07:02] <p858snake>	 https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T326204 looks to be relevant 
[21:08:28] <Lens0021>	 Thanks! It's Fedora workstation 37 I am using and the workaround works.