Yecheondigital yecheondigi...@yahoo.com wrote:
Recently I tried upgrading to mediawiki 1.19 on a shared server (hosted by
Dreamhost). After upgrading to 1.19, my site was so slow that it was
barely operable. Pages would rarely successfully load and most would
eventually turn into a
From: Tom Hutchison t...@hutch4.us
... this brings up a discussion about
Extensions flagged as a security risk and why the extension's code is
still available for download?
I've experienced the converse: an extension being removed because someone
flagged it as a security risk, only
Your CGI processes were being killed because your user was using too much
memory. (When a CGI process is killed, the Apache connections will time out
and give a 500 error.) Adjust the number of processes that are spawned
(which you might or might not be able to do, depending on how much fiddling
On 8/8/2012 9:43 AM, Yaron Koren wrote:
Since your project includes Semantic MediaWiki specifically, SMW actually
has a repository for just such a thing
This is awesome. I would like to see something like this take off. I
wonder if we could use it for distributing templates and gadgets from
Hi Mark,
Well, the Gadgets extension will have its own distribution system, as part
of the 2nd version of ResourceLoader:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/ResourceLoader/Version_2_Design_Specification#Gadget_Manager
As for distributing templates, it depends on what you mean by something
like this.
