User:WikiSysop/TECH

TUNEARCH PROCEDURES

DB CONNECT mysql --user=tunearch_user --password= --database=tunearch_wikidb

DB SELECT SELECT * FROM page where page_title = ''; SELECT * FROM smw_ids where smw_id =  ~/public_html/tunearchftp/TuneArch-$(date '+%Y%m%d').sql.gz XMLDUMP /usr/bin/php -n -d register_argc_argv=true /home/tunearch/public_html/w/maintenance/dumpBackup.php --full | /bin/gzip -9 > ~/public_html/tunearchftp/TuneArch-$(date '+%Y%m%d').xml.gz PHP /usr/bin/php -n -d register_argc_argv=true RUN JOBS http://tunearch.org/w/api.php?format=xml&action=query&meta=siteinfo&siprop=statistics

/usr/bin/php -n -d register_argc_argv=true runJobs.php --maxjobs 5 scp tunearch@184.154.160.18:/home/tunearch/backup/TTA-20110430.xml.gz. password:

UPGRADE tar xvzf mediawiki-1.17.0.tar.gz -C /path/to/your/wiki/ --strip-components=1 INDEXING cronjob /home/tunearch/opt/usr/bin/indexer --quiet --config /home/tunearch/opt/etc/sphinx/sphinx.conf --rotate > /dev/null 2>&1 manual indexing /home/tunearch/opt/usr/bin/indexer --config /home/tunearch/opt/etc/sphinx/sphinx.conf --all SEARCH DAEMON start /home/tunearch/opt/usr/bin/searchd --config /home/tunearch/opt/etc/sphinx/sphinx.conf stop /home/tunearch/opt/usr/bin/searchd --config /home/tunearch/opt/etc/sphinx/sphinx.conf --stop

MOVE BATCH
/usr/bin/php -n -d register_argc_argv=true moveBatch.php ./renfile.txt

RUN JOBS
/usr/bin/php -n -d register_argc_argv=true runJobs.php --maxjobs=2000

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Rebuilding everything

The above methods should be able to fix data records in SMW in most cases. However, it is conceivable that some erroneous content of the SMW storage still persists for some reason. In this case, it makes sense to completely delete and reinstall the database structures of SMW before refreshing all data. To completely delete all SMW data, the setup script SMW_setup.php is used with parameter --delete: php SMW_setup.php --delete

After this, proceed as if re-installing SMW anew by first running php SMW_setup.php again, and then triggering the repair of all data using one of the above methods. The refresh script SMW_refreshData.php can be also used with parameter -f to delete and recreate all data in one step. In this case, it is suggested to first rebuild the records for all properties and types, and to process the remaining data afterwards. So one would run:

php SMW_refreshData.php -ftpv php SMW_refreshData.php -v

Note that of course only the first run uses -f. On large wikis, the parameters -s and -e can again be used as explained in the previous section.

Not sure if this is the kind of level you are after but this is what I wrote up for use in my organisation if we need to perform a complete disaster recovery of our wiki. This has been tested numerous times for both recovery on the same server, as well as migrating to another server. I haven't tried between OS though but don't see there would be any issues with that.

Before doing this, Apache2 needs to be configured in the same manner (ie same directory root etc), correct php version installed and compiled, etc.

A couple of things: wikidb.servername.$DAY is just a gzipped mysql dump of the database. wikifiles.$DAY.tbz is simply a tar of the entire directory structure. I have a cron job run daily to backup both.

Create Database Mysql –u root –p Create database wikidb; Exit Restore Database files Cd / Gunzip wikidb.servername.$DAY.gz Mysql –u root –p wikidb < wikidb.servername.$DAY

Ensure database restored mysql -u root -p wikidb show tables; <list of tables (about 35 should appear).

Create Wiki User account in MYSQL Mysql –u root -p create user 'wikiuser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password to be used: IMPORTANT make sure this is also the same as in the LocalSettings.php file!'; Grant privileges to wikiuser on wikidb database Mysql –u root –p GRANT ALL ON wikidb.* TO wikiuser at localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'password to be used'; Flush privileges;

Restore wiki config files and images Cd / Tar –xvjf / /wikifiles.$DAY.tbz Complete restore process complete – to make sure, perform test plan again

Potential things that ** may ** be required are: / /maintenance/php5 rebuildall.php Double double check the correct database, username, password are used in the / /LocalSettings.php file Make sure apache is set up correctly, and the wiki location set appropriately in the LocalSettings.php file

CAPTCHA

python captcha.py --font=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/arial.ttf --wordlist=/home/tunearch/opt/dict/words --key=FOO --output=../CAPTCHA --count=100