[00:35:36] <taylan>	 is anyone here hosting a wiki that's, like, really really popular?  (not as much as Wikipedia lol)
[00:36:39] <taylan>	 because it just dawned on me that the wiki I'm hosting for the game Baldur's Gate 3 might get an immense amount of traffic after the game's launch.  it's a top seller.  so I'm worrying about server capacity and wanted to ask about experiences.
[00:38:16] <taylan>	 so far google hates us so we don't get much traffic even though the game already has several millions of Early Access players, but if google starts showing us, and the game is actually launched, we might have literally 10-20 million people accessing our website every day.
[00:49:27] <AntiComposite>	 you'll want to set up caching for logged-out readers. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Varnish_caching is one way, you can also use commercial CDNs like https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:CloudFlare
[08:43:09] <dj_hartman0[m]>	 @CEbbinghaus. use MediaWiki\Rest\HttpException;
[08:55:53] <CEbbinghaus[m]>	 dj_hartman#0: Absolute legend thank you so much
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[08:56:22] <CEbbinghaus[m]>	 worked beautifully
[08:57:41] <Guest21>	 hello, i want to change my port from 8080 for wiki to sth like 7654, do i do this in docker-compose at start (where ic get mistake in brwoser after, access denied) or do i change it LokalSettings.php later while container down ?
[09:00:06] <olle>	 Isn't that an nginx setting?
[09:00:12] <olle>	 Or apache2
[09:10:57] <Guest21>	 its apache2
[09:15:30] <olle>	 Guest21: Ask LLM?
[09:15:32] <olle>	 Chatgpt or bard
[09:15:36] <olle>	 or google even
[09:15:41] <olle>	 Like it's 2010 or something
[09:18:37] <Guest21>	 ok dont find the answer so i hope to find it here
[09:18:46] <Guest21>	 thx for nothing
[09:19:21] <olle>	 ey
[10:03:40] <spiterwr>	 hey i want to change my standard port in media wiki in docker, how to do this ?
[10:41:23] <taylan>	 how should my Apache server's MaxRequestWorkers correlate with PHP FPM's pm.max_children setting?
[10:49:53] <taylan2>	 ugh, ISP doing maintenance today
[12:02:29] <taylan>	 if anyone here has experience with Apache performance tweaking for heavy loads, input welcome:  https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/142868/apache-creates-3x-as-many-threads-as-maxrequestworkers
[21:39:43] <taylan>	 can you make the default Discussion redlink open the Add Topic interface instead of the regular Create Page interface?
[22:01:19] <Platonides>	 taylan: quite sure it can b done