Hello everyone.
Unfortunately there's been a mistake in generating the 1.28.1 and 1.27.2
tarball releases, where the wrong version of SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi
extension was included. The version of this extension that was included has
publically known severe security issues in it.
Until such a time
That would be great.
Interesting, thanks.
-I
On 28/04/17 20:57, Victoria Coleman wrote:
Hi there,
Quim and his team have indeed thought through the totality of tech community
events and I am sure he can respond here with his thoughts. Regarding the
MediaWiki roadmap, the thinking is that
Unfortunately, it does. According to news, the reason of the block is
some defamatory content about Turkey but it is not exactly known yet.
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Surely it should be possible to have a more resilient access to Wikipedia
content in the app than most vanilla browsers provide?
On Sat, Apr 29, 2017, 13:40 Florian Schmidt <
florian.schmidt.wel...@t-online.de> wrote:
> Because the app uses the same base URL for the requests to Wikipedia as
>
The apps aren't currently designed with network-level blocking
circumvention in mind. It's certainly possible to be much more resilient
especially to something simple like a DNS blacklist, but:
* anything we do starts an arms race where smarter blocking could block
that too
* the apps are open
Does it also affect the app?
If so, why, and can we circumvent that?
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Because the app uses the same base URL for the requests to Wikipedia as other
access methods (e.g. internet browsers), a block a Wikipedia would apply to the
App, too. Sorry, but there's no way to work around this, if a block is
implemented to block all requests to a specific domain. One
