No LJ Ads Wiki:Maintenance

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This is a maintenance log for the wiki, to keep track of what's being done to it when and where. Comments to these developments go to the Talk page.

Contents 1 2007/02/26 2 2007/02/20 3 2007/02/18 4 2007/02/17 5 2007/01/07

[edit] 2007/02/26

The bug is related to the user not having an associated OpenID. Have fixed this by commenting out in OpenID.php:

else {
   $wgOut->addLink(array('rel' => 'openid.server',
         'href' => OpenIDServerUrl()));
   $rt = Title::makeTitle(NS_SPECIAL, 'OpenIDXRDS/'.$user->getName());
   $wgOut->addMeta('http:X-XRDS-Location', $rt->getFullURL());
   header('X-XRDS-Location', $rt->getFullURL());
}

This only affects OpenID server capabilities, which I do not think we need, being more consumer oriented, and stops Internal_error.html from coming up on non-OpenID users.

--The unadvocate 14:19, 26 February 2007 (PST)

When it rains it pours: yesterday night's supposed 3 hour datacenter power out lasted all night and resulting issues have caused intermittent outages through today, as well. However, the site is up and running for now, and the OpenID plugin mysteriously yet thankfully no longer seems to make Kunzite1 and other people's user profiles freak out into an internal error.

In celebration, have added an OpenID login link to the top right bar of links of this layout so it is much more easily accessible, especially now that all LiveJournals should be able to authenticate without that verification error. Things are looking up!

--Foxfirefey 02:48, 26 February 2007 (PST)

[edit] 2007/02/20

Earlier today/late yesterday, the site was down because of a hard drive failure on my hosting. But it looks like everything is back up and running. I don't think we lost data, but if you remember making a change that's no longer on the recent changes list, lemme know.

--Foxfirefey 12:19, 20 February 2007 (PST)

[edit] 2007/02/18

Unfortunately, the OpenID extension is causing internal error.html pages to display for some user pages. Will have to look into this tomorrow. Until then, OpenID is disabled on the wiki.

--Foxfirefey 05:28, 18 February 2007 (PST)

[edit] 2007/02/17

Played around with a restyle some. Am ambivalent about it--the red links might be too much of a style shock, since before all the "need to make" links were red. Put an OpenID login link at the top.

--Foxfirefey 00:55, 18 February 2007 (PST)

Have updated the wiki software to version 1.9.2. Fixed the logo problem--it was pointing at the wrong place.

With omnifarious and nikolasco's help, we've determined why a lot of the LJs weren't verifying, and nikolasco has made a very spiffy fix. Have applied the fix to the OpenID library we use.

--Foxfirefey 23:23, 17 February 2007 (PST)

[edit] 2007/01/07

Added an extension for OpenID. Backed up the database beforehand, because I had to add some changes to the database. Added the location of the PEAR library to LocalSettings.php, as well as adding OpenID extension variables. Currently, it is allowing from all domains, but if anybody abuses the login, we can change that.

--Foxfirefey 01:30, 8 January 2007 (EST): Drat, couldn't get it to work. Verification errors. Will look into them later.