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 [[!toc levels=2]]
 [[!toc levels=2]]

+[[!meta date="2008-10-20 16:55:38 -0400"]]

 
 Mediawiki is a dynamically-generated wiki which stores its data in a
 relational database. Pages are marked up using a proprietary markup. It is
 
 Mediawiki is a dynamically-generated wiki which stores its data in a
 relational database. Pages are marked up using a proprietary markup. It is


@@ -207,7 +208,7 @@ There's now support for mediawiki as a git remote:
 > gitmodule available in the right place for it to use.. perhaps you could
 > automate that? --[[Joey]]
 
 > gitmodule available in the right place for it to use.. perhaps you could
 > automate that? --[[Joey]]
 

-> > You mean a debian package? :) media2iki is actually a submodule, so you need to go through extra steps to install it. mwlib being the most annoying part... I have fixed my script so it looks for media2iki directly in the submodule and improved the install instructions in the README file, but I'm not sure I can do much more short of starting to package the whole thing... --[[spalax.]]
+> > You mean a debian package? :) media2iki is actually a submodule, so you need to go through extra steps to install it. mwlib being the most annoying part... I have fixed my script so it looks for media2iki directly in the submodule and improved the install instructions in the README file, but I'm not sure I can do much more short of starting to package the whole thing... --[[anarcat]]

 
 >>> You may have forgotten to push that, I don't see those changes.
 >>> Packaging the python library might be a good 1st step.
 
 >>> You may have forgotten to push that, I don't see those changes.
 >>> Packaging the python library might be a good 1st step.