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My feeling is that 99% of our users never poke into the attachments folder (and neither should they). Of the rules and guidelines relevant

to creating articles, but please do contact him about any errors in his

contributions. He has collaborated with other editors and worked on more than 5000 different articles on the English Wikipedia. We don’t need to touch the database at all, so it’s not a database upgrade. When I change owner by chown -R files/ I am able to attach files to wiki pages. To upgrade, walk through all files below attachments and move them to a new hierarchy in attachments2 (or whatever name makes sense), ideally also implementing the sharding suggested in #7397. Oh, another thing I forgot to complain about Moving attachments to files/attachments sounds like a bad idea to me. I started with that, then took it out because 80 columns is pretty arbitrary, and translators probably won’t catch the subtle limit. Isn’t this contradicting yourself. It have a user determine whether will move or delete these files

But as I said, I don’t serve directly myself so I cannot comment on the technical merit of the various approaches. Remy’s idea is to move all attachements to the new scheme, below a new toplevel folder (be it $ENV/attachments2 or $ENV/files/attachments), then remove $ENV/attachments and use the absence of that folder as an indicator that the upgrade was performed. [ 4] Articles created by Azylber are autopatrolled[ 5] , as he has a basic understanding of the rules and guidelines relevant to creating articles, but please do contact him about any errors in his contributions. 0

Content-Type: text/plain;. I believe that the scheme I proposed is the simplest way to implement that, yes. Isn’t this contradicting yourself. OTOH, files below $ENV// are files that are subject to the usual permission policy checks set up by the modules. No changes are needed in the database, and the process is completely restartable. The upgrade would be triggered by the existence of the old folder. He has collaborated with other editors and worked on more than 5000 different articles on the English Wikipedia

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88. I like the fact that each directory in $ENV is owned by a module, and don’t think other modules should depend on some hierarchy that may or may not exist depending on modules being enabled or not with corresponding upgrades. So we need a way to detect an interrupted upgrade, and continue from where we left. Instead of a «global» number, the Version 2 here is just to indicate that we have key/value pairs in what follows Latin, Macedonian, Mandarin Chinese, Myanmarsar, Norwegian,

Nynorsk, Old I’d even suggest that we take this opportunity to adopt the $ENV/files/attachments path, as there can be other kinds of files to put below $ENV/files besides attachment, like dynamically generated content I’m not sure what you mean here, if you’re making the same wrong assumption I did about comment:12 or not ArrayD0

A1 D0 B8 D0 BC D0 BF D1 81 D0 BE D0 BD D1 8B 201 KlaS I think that this solution will be acceptable for some users as importancy of getting file attached is higher and, easier to implement and doesn’t conradict with further solutionsHe has collaborated with other editors and worked on more than 5000 different articles on the English WikipediaIt have a user determine whether will move or delete these filesI just know from many years of mailing list and IRC that high load and large attachments via Python is also well capable of making sites non-responsiveTo upgrade, walk through all files below attachments and move them to a new hierarchy in attachments2 (or whatever name makes sense), ideally also implementing the sharding suggested in #7397C6 20 3b 28 d0 83 4e 46 a8 16 3a df 6a 15 6a 16 bc 8e 63 02 3c d5 e6 37 27

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01 00 00 87 a8 e6 1d b4 b6 66 3c ff bb d1 9c 65 19 59 99 8c ee f6 08 66 0d d0 Yes, that sounds like a good idea No changes are needed in the database, and the process is completely restartable Py files (say filesystem_version and upgrades/fsN Ini configurable) to truncate (Yes, I mean that) the filename to maximum possible length in the existing setup

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