Hello mediawiki-l,
I set up a local wikipedia mirror for an internal network. I
even included the images you can download at
download.wikipedia.org/archives/en. That is working great,
thank you very much for the developement, BTW!
But there is a problem with articles where the mysql-backup is
newer than the images-backup (the last is from June or
something like that). So the mediawiki software doesn't find
the image that is linked in the wikipedia entry and displays 3
error messages for every image:
Warning: imagejpeg(): Unable to open '/home/wiki/images/thumb/c/cb/test.jpg'
for writing in /home/wiki/includes/Image.php on line 232
Warning: stat(): Stat failed for /home/wiki/images/thumb/c/cb/test.jpg
(errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /home/wiki/includes/Image.php on line 246
Warning: unlink(/home/wiki/images/thumb/c/cb/test.jpg: No such file or directory
in /home/wiki/includes/Image.php on line 249
Is there a way to hide that error messages? It would be
completly ok if there is just no image or a browser "error
sign" (you know, that X image...), but the error messages are
really anoying!
Thank you very much in advance!
--
Best regards,
QuicksandF mailto:QuicksandF@gmx.net
I set up a local wikipedia mirror for an internal network. I
even included the images you can download at
download.wikipedia.org/archives/en. That is working great,
thank you very much for the developement, BTW!
But there is a problem with articles where the mysql-backup is
newer than the images-backup (the last is from June or
something like that). So the mediawiki software doesn't find
the image that is linked in the wikipedia entry and displays 3
error messages for every image:
Warning: imagejpeg(): Unable to open '/home/wiki/images/thumb/c/cb/test.jpg'
for writing in /home/wiki/includes/Image.php on line 232
Warning: stat(): Stat failed for /home/wiki/images/thumb/c/cb/test.jpg
(errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /home/wiki/includes/Image.php on line 246
Warning: unlink(/home/wiki/images/thumb/c/cb/test.jpg: No such file or directory
in /home/wiki/includes/Image.php on line 249
Is there a way to hide that error messages? It would be
completly ok if there is just no image or a browser "error
sign" (you know, that X image...), but the error messages are
really anoying!
Thank you very much in advance!
--
Best regards,
QuicksandF mailto:QuicksandF@gmx.net