the upgrade process for MediaWiki should be as simple as WordPress IMO awesome project. serenity and limitless peace. Michael Ten (talk) 07:48, 27 March 2020 (UTC)
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I'm seeing a discrepancy between what my Ubuntu server reports as the current installed version of PHP (7.4.1) and what my MediaWiki Special:Version page says is the current installed version of PHP (7.0.33).
The instructions say that the versions of PHP used at the command line and by MediaWiki can be different, but I'm not sure how to resolve it (and the instructions just say to "ask your hoster"). Any suggestions, or could someone point me to instructions? Thanks! Huwmanbeing (talk) 10:57, 21 December 2019 (UTC)
It's likely that you have multiple PHP versions installed on your server. Do you use an software bundle, such as XAMPP?
The software management mechanism in these software bundle is not the same as the software management mechanism of the operating system. The operating system does not automatically recognize software bundle. So when you install PHP using yum or apt, it will still install, even if the package bundle already has PHP.
Sorry I am new to this. Should this command apply to all folders and files within the images folder or just to the folders? I checked the permissions on my site and all the files under images are 644. Thanks in advance.
Only to folders. Folders need to have the executable bit to be accessed. However, files shouldn't have the executable bit (otherwise could lead to a security risk)
Care since 'same' still remains in the message to be translated (at this time) and 'sane' should be used.
Ok, didn't noticed Shirayuki marked your version for translation. Now fixed.
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