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	MediaWiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		MediaWiki 1.4 was released on March 20, 2005.
		MediaWiki 1.5 was released on October 5, 2005.
		MediaWiki 1.6 is the current stable version, released April 5, 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mediawiki (553 words)

	MediaWiki - Wikia
		MediaWiki is the PHP-based wiki engine which runs all of the wikis on Wikia.
		MediaWiki is a trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation.
		MediaWiki 1.5 was first trialed on the Wikimedia sites starting around June 24, 2005, and went live on Wikia on 17 January 2006.
	www.wikia.com /wiki/MediaWiki (290 words)

	BrainDex the knowledge source - Free Online Encyclopedia - MediaWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		MediaWiki 1.4 is the current stable version, released on March 20, 2005.
		Since MediaWiki 1.4 gzip is used to store text, which results in compression to about 15% of the original.
		Features under development in the experimental version of MediaWiki include PostgreSQL support and a system to validate articles which are accurate and complete.
	www.braindex.com /encyclopedia/index.php/MediaWiki (452 words)

	MediaWiki development
		MediaWiki 1.5 beta 3 is a preview release of the new 1.5 release series, with a security update over beta 2.
		MediaWiki 1.5alpha2 is a testing preview release, being put out mainly to aid testers in finding installation bugs and other major problems.
		MediaWiki 1.4.2 is a security and bug fix release for the 1.4 stable release series.
	wikipedia.sourceforge.net /index.php.old (2134 words)

	MediaWiki - Wikipedia
		In mid-2002, the software was further rewritten and improved ("Phase III") by Lee Daniel Crocker, and has been incrementally developed from this code base since.
		The name is, however, occasionally criticised for its similarity to "Wikimedia", which leads to confusion among people new to the project.
		MediaWiki 1.5 is the current stable version, released on October 5, 2005.
	dv.wikipedia.org /wiki/MediaWiki (523 words)

	Wikipedia:MediaWiki namespace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Until June 2004, the MediaWiki namespace was also used for creating other boilerplate text messages, to be used in articles.
		This function was replaced with the Template namespace as a function of the "Template namespace initialisation script", a bot ran by developer Tim Starling.
		These were moved to the Template: space in June 2004 and are now (as of January 2006) subpages of wikipedia:Articles for deletion or wikipedia:Votes for deletion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikipedia:MediaWiki_namespace (290 words)

	MediaWiki < Codev < TWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		MediaWiki (http://wikipedia.sourceforge.net/) is the Wiki used by the WikiPedia project and others.
		MediaWiki is written in PHP and uses MySQL as a data store.
		MediaWiki is gaining a huge amount of development momentum due to the popularity of WikiPedia.
	twiki.org /cgi-bin/view/Codev/MediaWiki (448 words)

	Geek to Live: Set up your personal Wikipedia - Lifehacker
		Note: MediaWiki is advanced wiki software that requires Apache web server, the PHP scripting language and the MySQL database server installed to run.
		Keith, Adam and I use a Lifehacker MediaWiki installation to collaborate on site ideas and drafts, and I use a wiki to keep personal notes on programming techniques, to track software serial numbers, quotes I like, and other relevant links and articles.
		The main learning curve with MediaWiki is the special markup (Wikitext) that it uses to format a page.
	www.lifehacker.com /software/wikipedia/geek-to-live-set-up-your-personal-wikipedia-163707.php (1601 words)

	Blitzed MediaWiki modifications - Blitzed
		This wiki is running MediaWiki (http://wikipedia.sf.net) software, which had to be modified slightly in order to integrate it neatly with Blitzed services.
		Instead of allowing anonymous access and letting users create their own wiki accounts, we decided that it would be a better idea to use the "account database" we already have in the form of our Blitzed IRC services database, i.e.
		MediaWiki has the concept of namespaces to separate pages with certain goals that is not directly related to the main content of the wiki.
	wiki.blitzed.org /Blitzed_MediaWiki_modifications#AuthPlugin.php (614 words)

	MediaWiki - Wikidata M2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		MediaWiki is the software that serves the content of the Wikimedia Foundation (=WMF).
		The team consist mainly of volunteers; their main job is to have the servers of the WMF runningn as best as can be.
		The MedaWiki software has a rich functionality; all the WMF projects are using UTF-8, the software is used for many languages including right to left languages like Farsi, Hebrew and Arabic to name a few.
	www.wiktionaryz.org /MediaWiki (265 words)

	Using MediaWiki to Build a “normal” Website \| Acts of Volition
		MediaWiki is one of many software systems that can be used to power wiki sites.
		MediaWiki is most well known as the software behind the Wikipdia.
		When I first started playing with MediaWiki to do some visual customization for the Mozilla wiki, I felt a little bit like I was wandering lost through a jungle of PHP, HTML, and CSS.
	actsofvolition.com /archives/2005/september/wikiaswebsite#replies (1593 words)

	Debian -- mediawiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		MediaWiki is a particular wiki engine (a program to easily create a website which can be edited in a collaborative maner).
		MediaWiki is the underlying wiki engine used by the famous WikiPedia site (http://www.wikipedia.org/).
		Mediawiki Maintenance Team, Marc Dequènes (Duck), Andreas Tille, Roland Mas and Romain Beauxis are responsible for this Debian package.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/web/mediawiki (156 words)

	NewsForge \| Putting MediaWiki to use in an organization
		MediaWiki is based on PHP, and so as well as being able to use any PHP functionality within a page, you can actually build your own extensions to MediaWiki.
		As someone who uses mediawiki for 4 different wikis (Bloomingpedia [bloomingpedia.org], BLUG Website [bloomingtonlinux.org], suso.org's [suso.org] internal documentation and Cook Incorporated's [cookmedical.com] internal documentation wiki) I can say from using it for Cook Inc. that MediaWiki is not really the right tool for corporate wikis.
		MediaWiki does have its limitations-- better integration with our sales reports and bugzilla would be great places to start, but we'll crack those soon enough.
	software.newsforge.com /software/06/05/12/1539231.shtml?tid=74&tid=13 (1921 words)

	MediaWiki - Consumerium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		MediaWiki is the software Consumerium uses on its RandD wiki which you are using right now.
		It is one of several wiki code options, seemingly the one that has a wikitext standard suitable for large numbers of people to collaborate on in many languages.
		Nor does it implement some features of the content wiki or opinion wiki that will be needed eventually to deliver Consumerium Services such as signing versions of articles, which is needed for non-centralized integrity burden of proof.
	develop.consumerium.org /wiki/MediaWiki (359 words)

	MediaWiki - DreamHost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		After MediaWiki is installed, you may want to beautify the URLs it uses.
		This might be what you think you want to do now, but if you should ever change your mind you're either stuffed, or you break all external links coming in to your wiki as you move all the pages, or you have to special-case every single non-wiki page.
		MediaWiki will work correctly, but this setting increases your exposure to potential security vulnerabilities in PHP-based software running on your server.
	wiki.dreamhost.com /index.php/MediaWiki (1246 words)

	LookSmart's Furl - The Gerard Bierens MediaWiki Archive
		Rated 3 in MediaWiki on Dec 14, 2005 at 14:34:36 GMT.
		Page-by-page authentication in MediaWiki In the interests of centralizing information, we’ve started an internal wiki at the Center that will eventually function as a sort of dynamic handbook to our facilities, staff and projects.
		The choice of a wiki was ideal, because each staff member can flesh out the documentation on his or her projects, and since it’s for internal use, we can take the general good intentions of users for granted.
	www.furl.net /members/bierensdorante/MediaWiki (381 words)

	mediawiki \| D'Arcy Norman dot net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		I've just updated the wiki to the latest and greatest Mediawiki 1.6.1, and one of the new extensions that work with this version is one called ConfirmEdit.
		I'm struggling with the possibility of migrating away from MediaWiki (which doesn't handle security, by design), or possibly adding a second "secure" wiki as an option.
		The wiki is now configured to pull the fllist from meta.wikimedia.org every hour, and will check edits against both that fllist and the one we're growing ourselves.
	www.darcynorman.net /tag/mediawiki (1365 words)

	Using eDirectory to control access to MediaWiki - CoolSolutionsWiki
		This page shows how to configure MediaWiki to use eDirectory for user authentication, and how to configure authentication based on eDirectory group membership.
		This page is part of the MediaWiki knowledge set.
		Disables the ability for MediaWiki to update existing users (passwords) via LDAP Since MediaWiki does not have policy enforcement for strong passwords, this option is important to eDirectory administrators
	wiki.novell.com /index.php/Using_eDirectory_to_control_access_to_MediaWiki (816 words)

	MediaWiki OpenID Patch - Videntity.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		I am not affiliated with MediaWiki and this is my first time digging into that codebase, so there are a few issues, and there are bound to be things I could've done in a different/better fashion.
		This is because mediawiki logins are typically stored and displayed that way.
		This is because the '?' is an invalid character in mediawiki titles/logins.
	wiki.www.videntity.org /wiki/MediaWiki_OpenID_Patch (548 words)

	Meatball Wiki: MediaWiki
		There's still a lot of hard-coding for WikiPedia which you have to rip out for custom use (making updates harder since you now have to merge your code), and setup/maintenance code has tended to drift out of date or never have existed.
		UseModWiki is easy to set up and easy to use, and if you simply must have your MediaWiki you can upgrade later, importing the page database.
		I found the features of MediaWiki particularly oriented towards collaborative editing of reference material, which is just what we wanted.
	www.usemod.com /cgi-bin/mb.pl?MediaWiki (873 words)

	Slashdot \| Put MediaWiki to Work for You
		MediaWiki may be fine, until you decide you want to extend it or maintain it.
		I was working with MediaWiki, but their install readme says it is more for Unix/Linux and this is a strictly Windows house.
		I realize that mediawiki is the current myspace of wikis, but it is not really ment to be deployed in a corporate environment.
	slashdot.org /articles/06/05/21/1515232.shtml (6990 words)

	A Gentle Introduction to MediaWiki - WikiCSC
		Now, MediaWiki is/provides some software/scripts that facilitate this definition, and is what the wiki your reading uses.
		They provide an installation utility for you, all you really need to know (well, maybe not all, but most) is the location of your database, and what user/password combo you need to access it.
		You also need to be able to set write permissions to the directory containing the MediaWiki, but only for about the whole 10 minutes it takes you to setup the wiki, and then copy a file.
	www.uwosh.edu /cs_club/wiki/index.php?title=A_Gentle_Introduction_to_MediaWiki (1302 words)

	Gentoo Linux Documentation -- MediaWiki: Cross-site scripting vulnerability
		MediaWiki is vulnerable to a cross-site scripting attack that could allow arbitrary JavaScript code execution.
		MediaWiki fails to escape a parameter in the page move template correctly.
		By enticing a user to visit a specially crafted URL, a remote attacker could exploit this vulnerability to inject malicious JavaScript code that will be executed in a user's browser session in the context of the vulnerable site.
	www.gentoo.org /security/en/glsa/glsa-200507-18.xml (120 words)

	O'Reilly Network -- Web Apps with Tiger: MediaWiki
		MediaWiki's change tracking is one of the best I've seen.
		In addition to the "Recent changes" page mentioned above, there's also the ability to "enhance" its display via a user preference: when enabled, all daily changes to a single document are condensed into an expandable group, which substantially reduces the clutter of an undecided and frequent content editor.
		If there's one document that should be treasured like a million-dollar lifeline, then it's the MediaWiki FAQ, which includes answers to such common concerns as changing the links in the sidebar, that blasted logo, allowing edits for authenticated users only, messing with the various bits of text sprinkled through the interface, et cetera, et cetera.
	www.oreilly.com /pub/a/mac/2005/09/20/apache.html?page=3 (910 words)

	Gentoo Linux Documentation -- MediaWiki: Multiple vulnerabilities
		MediaWiki is vulnerable to cross-site scripting, data manipulation and security bypass attacks.
		A security audit of the MediaWiki project discovered that MediaWiki is vulnerable to several cross-site scripting and cross-site request forgery attacks, and that the image deletion code does not sufficiently sanitize input parameters.
		By tricking a user to load a carefully crafted URL, a remote attacker could hijack sessions and authentication cookies to inject malicious script code that will be executed in a user's browser session in context of the vulnerable site, or use JavaScript submitted forms to perform restricted actions.
	www.gentoo.org /security/en/glsa/glsa-200502-33.xml (159 words)

	chongqed.org wiki: MediaWiki
		ContentBanning in mediawiki is done using a single regular expression in the variable $wgSpamBlacklist, but we recommend you also install the Spam Blacklist extension, which allows you to maintain the list of regular expressions one domain name per line (a more sensible readable format).
		It should be easy to create a MediaWiki compatible version then, all the URLs are stored in the DB without the http:// anyway.
		MediaWiki is popular, but this is an extension so fewer people will use it and they already have fllists.
	wiki.chongqed.org /MediaWiki (1124 words)

	Help:MediaWiki namespace - Wikinews
		Note: "MediaWiki namespace" is the name of one of the 16 namespaces in the database structure of the MediaWiki software, see Help:Namespace for an overview.
		The MediaWiki namespace is a mechanism allowing non-developers, in particular administrators, to customise or translate the MediaWiki web interface.
		The contents of the MediaWiki namespace pages override any corresponding settings in the language files listed in Locales for the Wikimedia projects, i.e., the static version of messages.
	en.wikinews.org /wiki/Help:MediaWiki_namespace (969 words)

	OpenSourceCMS - MediaWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Add, create, delete, and manipulate this system all you want as the system is automatically deleted and reinstalled every two hours.
		We've been using mediawiki for inhouse tech information.
		Although getting a page to look as pretty as it does on wikipedia is harder than you would think, overall our non-coders use it and like the simplicity of the user side of things.
	www.opensourcecms.com /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=415 (329 words)

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