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Its all already there for Krydos, he can access my whole account so I dont need to move the file anywhere And why do you need a copy of the wiki? And @krydos, bailey_wikidb would be perfect thank you :)

Thanks @wolstech that helped! But @Krydos could you please do that because it says its too large to upload to MySQL

Oh okay, fair enough. I haven't been able to view the file you see because it's too big to upload but I'll have a look at some workarounds later!

Hello everyone, The new wiki is currently being configured over at http://wiki.bailey.cf therefore, please refrain from updating the wiki at wiki.helionet.org as it may not be transferred! Also, don't bother creating an account on the new wiki yet as it won't work I'm halfway through configuring it and it is taking longer than planned, it should be all finished by Halloween 👻... A message to Krydos, I can't get the SQL server to transfer due to errors all over the place, I don't know whether that is my fault or simply because of my privileges on the cPanel. Could you please look into it! I will provide the lines and files of which will need to be edited within the wiki configuration, if you are willing to do this of course. After the SQL is setup I will (providing no errors) be able to do the rest on my own apart from acquiring the images and licenses etc. But I can make do without them and most likely find a stable solution! Edit: Can you please edit the information so it is correct in the file "/home/bailey/public_html/wiki/LocalSettings.php" between the lines 52-64 (Database Settings for SQL) Thanks, Bailey

Oh yeah I forgot I'll do that now!

Well, this shouldn't take too long seems there's only 13,489 files, in 750 folders to unpack and upload Might take more than two days just to transfer to the servers... (awkward laugh)

This was my fault sorry, I updated it but must have typed the wrong version.

<? echo "You forget the ending"; ?> Dont forget the ";" after every command, perhaps thats why? Or Clear your cache, the old files might be cached. Also, you dont need to know what a .htaccess file is if you dont have one

Okay, it will take about 1-2 days because of me working around school and work.

Oh okay sure, any place particular you would like it because I won't have access to wiki1.helionet.org?

Yes a Krydos explained, the website is sometimes saved locally on your computer, this is called caching. What it is meant to do is speed up load times but it sometimes uses an old version of the website. For example you were seeing queued however this was the old version. Cleaning your cache allows you to see the newest version! I used Crome and Safari (iOS 11.1) to view the website and it works.

I'm guessing you are on Tommy, as it's a feature that's in development, it will probably take between 1-2 hours before it's deployed.

Sure, I'll have it but how am I gonna access wiki1?

Works for me, clear your cache!

Cheers wolstech, any ideas when krydos will see this?

@miwilc Im just trying to help make the wiki new, uptodate and clean, preferably mobile friendly and more secure but I dont want to give the job to the admins as 1) I know they are busy 2) They have more important things to do Thats why Im willing to do it, Im just asking for permission and access. There wont be a downtime, it will be uploaded (if allowed) at wiki1.helionet.com until it is complete and can be moved to wiki.helionet.com. When at wiki1 contributors will be allowed to make necessary edits before it goes live.

In the file: myproject/settings.py. DATABASES = { 'default': { 'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.sqlite3', 'NAME': 'database.sql', 'USER': '', 'PASSWORD': '', 'HOST': '', 'PORT': '', } } Database is set in the Database dictionary. The example above is for SQLite engine. As stated earlier, Django also supports − MySQL (django.db.backends.mysql) PostGreSQL (django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2) Oracle (django.db.backends.oracle) and NoSQL DB MongoDB (django_mongodb_engine) Before setting any new engine, make sure you have the correct db driver installed. from https://www.tutorialspoint.com/django/django_creating_project.htm Im not sure if it works but Im currently learning Django and this seems to be useful...

Oh okay @wolstech, It must have been an error with my .htaccess file when I encountered the error because I was displayed with a 500 Server error.

Can someone please escalate this so the root-admin can see and decide whether or not to allow me access. Thanks, Bailey

Thats why I offered to do it because it takes time away from the admins and they have other high priority things to do. Krydos probably has other things he wants to do and doesnt want to be updating the wiki.

Would I be able to upgrade the wiki for you because I don't mind and I understand that you Admins are busy with other more pressing matters?

Are you using the correct syntax? And make sure that you DO NOT have debugging on in your .htaccess file (it should not contain anything to do with PHP). Also, posting your whole script would be good so I can see if its an error with your script because sometimes they run on apache localhost fine but not on these servers, Ive had this same problem before!

Thank you

Hello, Can my forum username be changed from "baileyjm" to "Bailey" (with uppercase 'B') so it will match with HelioHost and the Wiki. Thanks, Bailey

Hello, I've been doing some research and just generally looking around and I have noticed that the wiki is wayyyyy out of date, I suspect it hasn't been updated since it was released in 2011... I know it's a lot of work but I think it would be recommended to update it, especially while it has so few articles. Ref: https://m.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Upgrading And on the topic of updating, how out of date is this forum? Edit: Looks like the forum hasn't been updated since 2012 😱 Ref: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invision_Power_Board Thanks, Bailey