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  1. Not in any one particular location, it will involve a fair amount of searching most likely depending on the specific nature of the things you wish to do. The apache site at least is a good start insofar as it documentions how to do things. For TLS, there is a thing on the mozilla website that can generate solid and secure configurations for you for "modern" or "intermediate" browser compatibility. As far as MediaWiki is concerned, the only thing it needs is for the server to run PHP for .php files, and maybe some rewrites for a prettier URL appearance. Everything else is up to you if you'd like to add enhancements.
  2. It would likely be best to start over with a fresh apache configuration file for your wiki and then re-apply configuration changes according to current best practice, rather than taking the existing file and attempting to tweak everything to upgrade it.
  3. Unfortunately the only way to do this is to rename the page to be the desired title (you can leave Rule001, etc. as redirects to the final page to maintain existing links)
  4. Use the {{formatnum}} parser function, for example in your template code ${{formatnum:{{{numvariable}}}}}
  5. No on-wiki content is part of any repositories or docker images. You'll need to export them from the source wiki in question and import them into your wiki.
  6. You are likely missing the text of those templates (and all nested dependencies) from your input file/wiki. You may be missing some extensions as well, but that's something you'll just need to find out as you go along.
  7. Try adding $wgSessionCacheType = CACHE_DB; to your LocalSettings.php and see if that helps.
  8. There are no security issues here, and this is not an attack. Special:ListFiles is a special page on the wiki that lists all uploaded images, and from there you can obtain the full path to the image thumbnail. This could either be some sort of crawler bot, or a person interested in the images on your site. They could be on a dynamic IP, which explains the lack of previous hits, or they could have known somehow that your site is a MediaWiki instance and therefore that Special:ListFiles exists (as it exists on every MediaWiki installation). Regardless, nothing to worry about.
  9. You'll likely need to rebuild all of the elasticsearch indexes, so following the install/upgrade guide from the beginning should be helpful with that. That error indicates that communication can't be established between the wiki and the ES server, so I'd check firewall, etc. for that
  10. Blank page indicates a PHP error. See Manual:How to debug - MediaWiki for more information on how to either log or display PHP errors (displaying errors isn't recommended for production environments) so you can obtain more details.
  11. Correct, you will need to use the command line (accessible via SSH on linux servers) in order to run maintenance scripts. Any good host has the ability to connect via SSH, so look into how to do that wherever you are having your wiki hosted.
  12. Version 1.0.0

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    Embed interactive visualizations from OurWorldInData into your wiki pages. Requirements MediaWiki 1.37 or later Installation Download the file (a free account is required) and extract the file to your extensions directory. We recommend that you "follow" the download so that you are notified of new updates via email when they are released. To install the extension, add the following to your LocalSettings.php file: wfLoadExtension( 'OurWorldInData' ); Configuration This extension does not require any configuration. See Usage below for usage instructions. Usage This extension adds a new parser tag, <ourworldindata>. Place the chart name or OurWorldInData URL inside of the tag. Additional parameters can be used to adjust how the chart is displayed. == Simple Usage == Copy/paste the share link into the page <ourworldindata>https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/historic-and-un-pop-projections-by-age</ourworldindata> The share link may include parameters to filter the chart <ourworldindata>https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/historic-and-un-pop-projections-by-age?time=1950..2020</ourworldindata> == Advanced Usage == Specify a chart name directly <ourworldindata>historic-and-un-pop-projections-by-age</ourworldindata> Filter parameters can be added to the tag <ourworldindata time="1950..2020">historic-and-un-pop-projections-by-age</ourworldindata> Support Free community support is available on the mwusers.org forums. Paid support plans are available as well.
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  13. Manually creating a user via SQL is not recommend. If you need to create a user in the backend, use the createAndPromote.php maintenance script.
  14. Can you provide the full error message? It should tell you why it's unable to delete that directory. If it's a permissions issue, you'll need to ensure that composer is running under the correct account name. Your host should be able to assist you with determining that.
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