Difference between revisions of "Wiki"
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* The <nowiki> "<source lang="txt"> </source>" </nowiki> tags prevent any pages that use them from loading. In the meantime, use <nowiki> <code> </code> </nowiki>, although this lacks syntax highlighting. | * The <nowiki> "<source lang="txt"> </source>" </nowiki> tags prevent any pages that use them from loading. In the meantime, use <nowiki> <code> </code> </nowiki>, although this lacks syntax highlighting. | ||
* Short URLs (e.g. http://docs.cslabs.clarkson.edu/wiki/Wiki) no longer work | * Short URLs (e.g. http://docs.cslabs.clarkson.edu/wiki/Wiki) no longer work | ||
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| + | ==Setup== | ||
| + | This section is a work in progress. Our wiki is mostly a pretty stock configuration of mediawiki as found in the debian wheezy repos. | ||
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| + | If it ever needs to be rebuilt, you'll need a sql dump, the various config files, the extensions and the images folder. | ||
| + | Then just use a stock mediawiki base, follow the instructions on the mediawiki wiki and it will probably work fine. | ||
===Extensions=== | ===Extensions=== | ||
Revision as of 09:49, 29 October 2014
| Wiki | |
| Contact Person: | Alan Beadle |
| Last Update: | Fall 2014 |
Upgrade
The wiki has been updated! The old one is still running, but if you are reading this, it's on the new one. There are a few remaining problems to fix, but it's mostly ready.
Problems
- Special pages do not work
- File uploads do not work, as a result of special pages not working
- The COSI logo is slightly too big. This can easily be fixed when file uploads work
- The "<source lang="txt"> </source>" tags prevent any pages that use them from loading. In the meantime, use <code> </code> , although this lacks syntax highlighting.
- Short URLs (e.g. http://docs.cslabs.clarkson.edu/wiki/Wiki) no longer work
Setup
This section is a work in progress. Our wiki is mostly a pretty stock configuration of mediawiki as found in the debian wheezy repos.
If it ever needs to be rebuilt, you'll need a sql dump, the various config files, the extensions and the images folder. Then just use a stock mediawiki base, follow the instructions on the mediawiki wiki and it will probably work fine.
