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...me is" or anything more sophisticated, and the filter cannot be saved. The MediaWiki software could get around this by offering pre-filtered feeds (e.g. there s * RSS-related extensions for [[MediaWiki]]:

...ory]]-based installation for [[Debian]] or [[Ubuntu]], allowing for easier installation and maintenance. ==Installation==

...ouch]]. It uses [[PHP]], [[Mono (language)|Mono]], and a few other things. Installation seems to require [[root access]] ("administrator" access in Windows), so it .../1.8_Hayes_Official_Install_and_Upgrade_Guide/Ubuntu_7.10_(Gutsy) official installation guide] for [[Ubuntu]] 7.10 seems to be in error or perhaps just unclear on

...same process. The installation script checks to see if there is already a MediaWiki database at the location you specify, and will upgrade it rather than insta Of course, it is always highly recommended to [[MediaWiki/backing up|back up your database]] and existing files before doing anything

This page is still in progress, as I haven't got the installation completely working yet. Download a copy of your MediaWiki installation (so you are using the same version), and [[MySQL/porting/data|export the da

'''Special:SiteSubscribe''' is a [[MediaWiki extension]] to provide functions for managing paid subscriptions to a wiki The access-restriction is being accomplished by a combination of MediaWiki site settings and [[W3TPL]], and is very flexible.

...tware|MediaWiki}}: [[MediaWiki customization|customization]]: [[shortening MediaWiki URLs]]{{sidebar|__TOC__}} This assumes MediaWiki is installed in the root of the www pages, e.g. <nowiki>http://yourdomain.c

{{web software|MediaWiki}}: [[MediaWiki installation|installation]] MediaWiki installation is actually surprisingly simple, if you are familiar with basic web site co

[[MediaWiki 1.11]] may require some configuration changes in order to work properly wit An earlier installation of MW 1.11 worked just fine without the $actions code; I have no idea why.

''for current extensions, see [[MediaWiki/extensions]]'' [[MediaWiki]] has built-in hooks to allow its internal functions to be modified or repl

...rd</u> are those of the "root" admin user (so it can create tables). After installation, I modify $db_url in the /sites/defaults/settings.php file to use the new r ...ption of forums (generally lacking in most wiki software, unless you count MediaWiki's talk pages, which are arguably not very user-friendly for forum-style dis

{{mediawiki dev doc|Schema.doc}} ...ays be "tables.sql" in the maintenance directory, which is called from the installation script. Here are a few highlights that may be out of date:

** [[/migration]]: how to migrate a Redmine installation from one server to another * Subpages: unlike with [[MediaWiki]], the Redmine wiki database explicitly supports parent-child relationships

<section begin=navbar />{{#lst:MediaWiki extensions|navbar}}: [[Contributors (MediaWiki extension)|Contributors]]<section end=navbar /> ...ation of an extension originally [[mwsite:Extension:Contributors|posted on mediawiki.org]]. If anyone wants to integrate these changes into the official release

...lic License, Version 2]. An essentially unaltered version (reformatted for MediaWiki) is preserved [[/original|here]], in case the source page becomes unavailab ...e rules into this file directly, to reduce hassle while updating your udev installation in the future.