[05:47:46] <ugochimobi>	 Sario: hi, been a while
[10:09:50] <MirahezeBot>	 Hello MrC! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and someone should answer soon.
[14:45:17] <ugochimobi>	 Oh, this is cool
[14:45:31] <ugochimobi>	 so we now have a logout confirmation?
[15:14:42] <RhinosF1>	 ugochimobi: should only happen if you don't specify a logout token
[15:14:54] <RhinosF1>	 Which the link at the top does
[15:16:29] <ugochimobi>	 RhinosF1: yeah, I observed that; although I don't know how I managed to not specify a logout token.
[15:16:55] <RhinosF1>	 ugochimobi: what did you click to end up at log out
[15:17:41] <ugochimobi>	 RhinosF1: I intentionally logged out
[15:18:00] <RhinosF1>	 ugochimobi: via what?
[15:18:08] <RhinosF1>	 The button at the top of the page
[15:18:17] <ugochimobi>	 RhinosF1: yeah
[15:18:28] <RhinosF1>	 ugochimobi: was it slow to respond?
[15:18:40] <ugochimobi>	 RhinosF1: exactly
[15:19:04] <ugochimobi>	 but I didn't click on log out again though; it automatically logged out alas
[15:19:17] <RhinosF1>	 ugochimobi: that'll be why. I bet the token expired before it finished loading
[15:20:18] <ugochimobi>	 RhinosF1: oh, so a new token was specified before I knew it;  that's why automatically logged out alas?
[15:20:24] <RhinosF1>	 Yes
[15:21:02] <ugochimobi>	 RhinosF1: mediawiki is a good boy then
[15:21:49] <ugochimobi>	 or our servers is a good girl, lol
[16:21:12] <MirahezeBot>	 Hello ryzenda! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and someone should answer soon.
[16:21:39] <ryzenda>	 haha thanks. I definitely have a question
[16:22:07] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Agent> What's up?
[16:22:54] <ryzenda>	 I am working on setting up a MediaWiki website on my own domain and I'm trying to 'properly' install a bunch of Templates and Modules that are used on Wikipedia, such as Reflist and Category, and a bunch of others
[16:24:05] <darkmatterman450>	 ryzenda For the most part, importing the said modules and templates might be the best way to go about this, but properly crediting them might be good as well.
[16:24:19] <ryzenda>	 At first I started to manually create the pages and that didn't seem right. Then I exported like 8,000 Template: and Module: namespace pages from Wikipedia and imported them into my installation of MediaWiki using maintenance/importDump.php and it still doesn't seem right persay
[16:25:04] <ryzenda>	 I'm working on a dev environment first so it's okay if I make mistakes for now
[16:25:41] <Agent>	 What doesn't seem right? The template layout?
[16:27:39] <ryzenda>	 For example https://dev.moasspedia.org/wiki/Template:Reflist and not because the background color css that comes with Module:Documentation/styles.css but when I see "This template is used on approximately 5,580,000 pages, or roughly 32922% of all pages." in the body of the article, which is from Wikipedia, I don't need to include all of that information on my site too
[16:27:50] <MirahezeBot>	 [url] Template:Reflist - MOASSpedia | dev.moasspedia.org
[16:28:15] <Agent>	 Well that's because someone put that on the documentation page and you haven't removed it
[16:28:37] <Agent>	 That's not an automatic notice, someone places that there and once you import it, you need to de-Wikipedify a template 
[16:29:05] <Agent>	 These templates are made with Wikipedia in mind, not with the goal of being used on other wikis so they're tailored to Wikipedia/Wikimedia
[16:29:11] <ryzenda>	 that's true, and going through 8,000+ articles to manually prepare, I guess I can run some scripts to try to remove the useless infos before importing to production
[16:29:35] <ryzenda>	 aha, de-Wikipedify! I like that word! 
[16:30:32] <ryzenda>	 I was hoping to find a way to install the modules/templates that are already prepared as dewikipediafied I guess, but it doesn't seem like that is available unless I do it myself
[16:49:21] <ryzenda>	 Dewikipediafy: Strip all */doc articles from the export (anything else to exclude also?)
[17:05:58] <ryzenda>	 from #mediawiki: "You can't dewikipediafy wikipedia templates unless you rewrite them from scratch, or oversimplify them a lot"
[19:12:33] <MirahezeBot>	 Hello Zppix! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and someone should answer soon.
[19:12:53] <Zppix>	 Why is mhbot welcoming me lmao
[19:13:20] <Zppix>	 Also is discord broken for anyone else?
[19:13:43] <Sario>	 Yes, discord is down
[19:14:03] <Sario>	 Also, the welcome db didn't survive our recent VM shift
[19:14:03] <Zppix>	 Ugh there went my plan for being productive for today then :(
[19:21:28] <darkmatterman450>	 Zppix Yes, it's broken for me as well.
[19:21:43] <MirahezeBot>	 Hello Apicciau! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and someone should answer soon.
[19:22:38] <Apicciau>	 Hey there! My users cannot download some files on our wiki (academiadesusardu.miraheze.org) is there any issue with the file hosting?
[19:22:47] <Apicciau>	 I had no problem accessing the files yesterday
[19:24:07] <Zppix>	 Apicciau: whats the error/issue?
[19:25:12] <Apicciau>	 "Couldn't download - Network issue"
[19:25:36] <Zppix>	 That sounds more like a issue on the user’s side
[19:25:45] <Zppix>	 Do you have any screenshots or anything of the issue?
[19:25:59] <Apicciau>	 That would be a weird coincidence because I'm based in the UK and my users are based in Italy
[19:26:08] <Apicciau>	 And I'm experiencing the same error
[19:26:15] <Zppix>	 Can you link me to a file with the issue?
[19:28:52] <Apicciau>	 Sure 2 sec
[19:29:01] <Apicciau>	 I'm grabbing a screenshot
[19:32:05] <Zppix>	 paladox: can you look into ^ it seems files may be not working right on that wiki
[19:32:14] <Zppix>	 Ayy discord is back
[20:23:50] <RhinosF1>	 @Zppix, Apicciau: there's a task somehwere
[20:23:55] <RhinosF1>	 It's an nginx issue
[20:25:15] <Apicciau>	 Hi RhinosF1, what does "nginx issue" mean?
[20:25:32] <RhinosF1>	 Apicciau: nginx is our web server
[20:27:02] <Apicciau>	 Oh, I see! Is it something difficult/tedious to solve? What's the expected time to fix? It would help me deal with my users
[20:39:11] <RhinosF1>	 Apicciau: I'm not sure yet and it's not something I've worked on
[20:39:23] <RhinosF1>	 I don't think John is around either
[20:39:40] <Apicciau>	 I'm creating another task. Thanks anyway
[20:39:57] <RhinosF1>	 https://phabricator.miraheze.org/T8661 might be worth commenting on Apicciau
[20:39:58] <MirahezeBot>	 [url] ⚓ T8661 Media files failing to download due to network errors | phabricator.miraheze.org
[20:39:59] <Apicciau>	 I'll see if my users can work around this for a bit
[20:51:09] <Apicciau>	 Thank you everyone!
[21:02:12] <ryzenda>	 Is there an extension to link a username to an external wiki site, such as Miraheze/Wikipedia/etc?
[21:02:27] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Agent> like via Interwiki?
[21:03:06] <ryzenda>	 The wikis are not connected in any way, so a https://site/wiki/[[username]] kind of link
[21:03:06] <wm-bot>	 https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/username
[21:04:46] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Agent> would something like [[w:User:Example]] which links to -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Example work?
[21:04:46] <wm-bot>	 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Example
[21:04:46] <MirahezeBot>	 [wikipedia] User:Example | "This is an example of a user page. See Wikipedia:User pages for help on using user pages.Example is an account created to be used in examples where you don't want to name a particular user.Place holder is a similar account, used when you intend to replace the user name with an actual user later. This page should be used in much the same way as you would use the example webpages at https://example.com, […]"
[21:04:47] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Wiki-Bot> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Example>
[21:04:51] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Agent> heh
[21:04:53] <ryzenda>	 For example, in an export from Wikipedia, I want to change all instances of <username>namehere</username> to something like <username>wikipedia:namehere</username> so that the link is to the user on a different wiki site
[21:05:29] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Agent> You can't change that unfortunately once it's been imported
[21:05:36] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Agent> that is, the history log
[21:05:54] <ryzenda>	 I haven't imported the data yet.
[21:09:00] <ugochimobi>	 ryzenda: nonetheless, you can't change that
[21:10:36] <ugochimobi>	 some times, some files on wikimedia commons that appears on wikipedia; when you visit the file page through wikipedia, on the upload log, you'd see something like `commonswiki>>Usernameofuploader`
[21:12:46] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Agent> If you add an interwiki prefix and specify it before you import it then yes, it'll show a link to the user's Wikipedia user page
[21:21:55] <ryzenda>	 Oh, I just tested and [[Wikipedia:User:Jimbo_Wales]] links to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jimbo_Wales  Alomst like what Agent suggested, but Wikipedia can't be abbreviated as W
[21:21:55] <wm-bot>	 https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Wikipedia:User:Jimbo_Wales
[21:21:55] <MirahezeBot>	 [wikipedia] User:Jimbo Wales | ""
[21:25:29] <ugochimobi>	 I think wikipedia can also be w, there's a w interwiki prefix for wikipedia just as we have wikipedia prefix
[21:31:29] <ryzenda>	 Ah, that makes sense. I'm trying to track down the php script or where MediaWiki converts "Wikipedia:" to a link to the website. 
[21:33:02] <ryzenda>	 Also I found https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/g/mediawiki/core/%2B/HEAD/maintenance/interwiki.list
[21:33:02] <MirahezeBot>	 [url] maintenance/interwiki.list - mediawiki/core - Gitiles | gerrit.wikimedia.org
[21:33:14] <ryzenda>	 I was trying to see how I can add Miraheze to work too
[21:39:13] <Agent>	 ryzenda: I forgot you're asking for help for a non-Miraheze wiki :P
[21:39:20] <Agent>	 You can add new prefixes in Special:Interwiki
[23:43:31] <MirahezeBot>	 Hello mcint! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and someone should answer soon.