the necessary require_all's to updaters.inc, and add a command-line
update.php which runs them without having to pull things out and
run the web installer.
tables.sql where they belong. Changed some UNIQUE to PRIMARY KEY, removed
unneeded cur_namespace index, added UNIQUE index on cur_namespace,
cur_title combination to enforce correctness a bit on new wikis.
login so that certain db upgrade steps (eg convertLinks.inc) will not
try to use the unprivileges database account to do restructuring.
This fixes the problem with upgrading wikis created by the old
command-line installer dying at the link table conversion.
Replaces the ugly, often breaking, manually archived log pages with
a nice clean table which can be sorted, trimmed, viewed in pieces, etc.
You can see all logged actions by some user, or affecting some page,
and can combine the views of all all logs in one.
There are probably still some broken things in here, but I want this
committed before the patch gets any bigger.
recentchanges table is altered to make rc_namespace signed so Special:
links can be listed in it.
Ending the buffering completely will kill all subsequent output when
PHP is globally configured to run through a gzip compression handler.
Also, suppress the warning in LocalSettings.php when PHP tells us we
can't run the gzip filter twice.
* Die more dramatically when XML module is missing; explicitly mention Mandrake solution
* Don't allow blank db username, as this breaks
* Apply slashes escapes on the license metadata; these come from outside for CC licenses and while we trust them, they might change and break
* DB_WRITE now called DB_MASTER, DB_READ now called DB_SLAVE
* Converted to use SQL wrapper functions instead of direct SQL in various places
* Experimental method for preserving the chronological order of events when slave servers are used. Untested.
* Fixes to the new post-parse existence test feature
* Some.. other stuff
* Warn about low memory_limit and up it to 20M if it is less
* Set error reporting higher
* Check for utf8_decode and bitch about if it's missing
* New latin1 compatibility style
_page_ links to category pages like [[:category:Some cat]] will stay in
links/brokenlinks and not be listed in the category page list anymore.
A link can optionally specify a sort key like this: [[category:cat|Sort me]].
The page will then be sorted in category lists according to the given text
instead of the page name; thus categories may be sorted arbitrarily, by
last name or whatever.
There is also a timestamp field included on gwicke's request; this is not
used yet. Also it will currently be updated at every edit of the page,
this can be changed by implementing differential updating for the cat links.
TODO:
* Make sure that automatic sort keys are updated on page rename.
* Make sure cateory pages get cache-invalidated and purged
* Use proper text sorting instead of raw binary sort
* Allow specification of the display style on category pages: comma list
or bullet list or number list; by sortkey or by timestamp; etc
disabled via disable_functions in php.ini (bug #928168)
The PHPTal skin doesn't function unless the PEAR bits are in include_path,
so it's disabled if ini_set can't be used. If the files are manually placed
or a real PEAR installation is available with the right stuff, one can
use $wgUsePHPTal = true;
There are likely other things that need to be taken into account for
restricted environments. Maintenance scripts haven't been tweaked for
such an environment yet either.
available. Currently using for the message cache to avoid reading
every message separately. This now is only slightly slower than
memcached in my tests when $wgUseDatabaseMessages is enabled, so
it's a bit of a speedup for common hosts.
with a table that stores up to 1000 rows for each 'expensive' special
page. This can be paged through, reducing the annoyingness of 50 result
limits on the old system.
Rebuilding the cache can be forced by adding "recache=1" URL parameter,
but this will need to be refined with some sort of controls to prevent
abuse.
Added the user realname update to the installer's updater list, also.
