[02:27:17] Where can I send files [02:31:46] What is the recommended amount of RAM for Elasticsearch on mediawiki? [04:37:26] hello [04:37:58] got a guy screwing up apache on #debian [04:38:10] show him the php manyul [04:38:24] and get him out of there [04:52:35] wikiwatch remember to show the console logs because it is difficult to understand your request. [05:38:29] Where do I report security issues in an extension? The "Report Security Issue" form on Phabricator is hard-prefilled on Security-Team and Security. The extension does have a page on www.mediawiki.org and a project on Phab, but is not used on WMF-hosted wikis. [06:34:15] Hi, I moved my wiki from hosted in Cpanel in shared host (no cli access) to a private server with cli access, what the best pratice in managing the wiki data and run it? atm I've setup a docker compose file to run my wiki (so I'll be able to dev in locally like a test env). Moreover, does it recommended to save anything in git regarding this? (like [06:34:16] LocalSettings.php - part of it is secret+-) thanks! [06:56:09] And In general, is it bet practice to read the secrets from env in LocalSettings.php? [07:17:51] danielyepezg: it depends on the size&activity of your wiki, giving 1g to the jvm behind elasticsearch would the minimum I'd recommend to have elastic hosting a small wiki [07:52:21] BlankEclair: depends on the extension but the "report security issue" form is fine; just create the report and *after* creating it, you can edit it to add the appropriate tags (which isn't possible during the initial report creation at least for us non-phab-admin people, just as you said) [13:00:29] how can I add .htaccess password authentication on the root domain? [13:00:47] or something equivalent [13:00:57] so there's password authentication for every page [13:02:09] would I just get users to make accounts first and then restrict account creation and viewing/editing? [13:03:10] like here https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Preventing_access [13:07:34] codebam: yes, the "Restrict viewing" section is probably what you want [13:07:53] okay thank you [14:41:58] what's the best way to add https if I'm using docker? [14:44:21] codebam: I use apache & nginx as a reverse proxy to the dockerized application [15:00:18] (not both at the same time :p)