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> On Dec 13, 2013, at 8:13 PM, MZMcBride <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Greg Grossmeier wrote:
>> * There will be a new version of PHP deployed to the Wikimedia servers
>> on Monday as well. This should not change any user-facing actions
>> (this update will help deal with a server problem where temporary
>> files are not deleted when appropriate).
> 
> Is there more specific information available about this? That is, we'll be
> updating from PHP version X to PHP version Y. And what specifically will
> be changing? Only a patch for temporary files or will other changes be
> included as well? I ask because even minor changes in PHP can have strange
> and unforeseen consequences across such a large codebase.
> 
>> * The GLAM Wiki Toolset[3] will be enabled on Commons, allowing for GLAM
>> institutions (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) to more
>> easily upload bulk collections of images with associated metadata.
> 
> I was curious whether this new tool would be restricted to specific user
> groups on Commons. I tracked down <https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/101061>
> (via <https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/56181>) and it seems that the answer
> is no (i.e., it will be available to all). Has anyone checked with the
> Commoners about this proposed deployment? I believe Commons generally has
> far more restrictive user rights/groups (e.g., requiring users to be a in
> special user group to simply rename files).
> 
>> * The new search backend (CirrusSearch) will be enabled on:
>> ** all wikinewsies set as secondary search;
>> ** itwiktionary, disabled wikis, cawiki, and enwikisource set as primary
>>  search;
>> ** all users on all wikisources will have the option of enabling it as
>>  their own personal primary search via BetaFeatures[4].
> 
> While <https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Search> mentions "disabled," I have
> no idea what this means. I looked at the database lists at
> <https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/>, but still can't figure out what
> "disabled wikis" means. I'm familiar with closed, fishbowl, private,
> deleted, etc. "Disabled" is a new term to me. Can someone please clarify?
> 

Sorry, I'm using the wrong term. It is just closed wikis.  

Nik


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