Step 4: Use mvs update to fetch one or more working files mediawiki file in your working directory. NOTE: If you have been using an earlier version of mvs you should probably delete the. Now anything you submit to the Mediawiki server will be credited to user "". mediawiki file after successful login accordingly. You can change the edit and action paths in the created. The path to the wiki script is the part of the URL after the host name, and before the '?': mvs login \
#MEDIAWIKI UPDATE INSTALL#
If your Mediawiki install uses a nonstandard path to the wiki script you can specify it on login.
#MEDIAWIKI UPDATE CODE#
The code must match the one which your wiki host uses for a given language, and of course the language version must exist for the given host. In this case it will also be able to select the language version of that Wiki for you if you specify a language_code: mvs login -d -l fr -u -p 'secret' If mvs knows about your Mediawiki host it will set set the wiki_path to the correct default for that server. Now use the host with your username and password to login. To use login you will need to know the hostname for the Mediawiki site to which you want to contribute. mkdir wikitravel.enĪll of the operations below should be done from this directory. Simply use mkdir or the equivalent to make a new directory, and then before cd into that directory. You will have to have at least one working directory for each Mediawiki site to which you contribute. wiki extension and which are stored together with server information in a working directory. Mvs works with Mediawiki formatted files with a.
In addition for the sake of this test you should already have a user page like User: with something on it, where is the user name with which you established the account. You should probably also make some contributions through the normal UI, and learn about following recent changes before contributing using mvs. It should hopefully go without saying that you will want to become familiar with the editorial, usage, and copyright guidelines of the site. This should be done the normal way, by visiting the Mediawiki website to which you want to contribute and creating a new account, setting the preferences, etc. QUICKSTART Step 1: Create an account on the Mediawiki server. If you prefer to use mvs the old way, that will still work, at least for the next few versions. This makes mvs behave more like cvs, svn, or tla, and so should make it easier for people who are used to using those programs.
Note:Users of mvs from before version 0.27 will notice that in this documentation the options are mostly listed after the mvs sub-command. The mvs commands which take a filename argument only accept a single filename as so to avoid taking up too much server bandwidth. It allows you to get any number of pages from a given Mediawiki site, edit the pages with any editor, get and merge any concurrent updates of the pages, and then safely commit the users own changes back to the version of the page on the server. Mvs is a command line client whose purpose is to simplify offline editing of Wiki content. Mvs - A command line Mediawiki client SYNOPSIS mvs command
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