Most of the wikis that have been created since redis was restarted have had no issues, but there was one that was created very recently that threw an error: https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:RequestWikiQueue/33416

You can use the Wayback Machine to attempt to find old pages that have since been deleted/lost; in this case, there is an archive of your old rules page: https://web.archive.org/web/20220727172551/https://mentalblock.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:WikiForum/Rules_of_the_website_%28READ_BEFORE_POSTING%29. However, there's no way to import it into your wiki apart from copying the text and reconstructing the markup; since database maintenance is currently ongoing, you should do that in a text document and copy it into your wiki when maintenance concludes.

It appears that I can't download the image dump for decyclopediawiki.

That may be a result of the recently finished 1.39 upgrade.

That may be a result of the recently finished 1.39 upgrade.

How long will this take? Some of us have been waiting for over a month for our wikis to be restored.

Will the data in db141 be recoverable? Several of my wikis are in that database, and I'd hate to lose all the hard work I've put into them.

It's only around 2,000 KB. But somehow, it still failed.

Update: It looks like some of the content was imported successfully. I don't know if all of it was, however.

How about the wiki identifier uses an underscore in place of a hyphen?

In T5105#114910, @Hispano76 wrote:

In T5105#114898, @Tali64 wrote:

This should be a high-priority task. Fandom has over 400,000 communities because it has automatic wiki creation. On a side note, you should visit my Wiki Gazetteer at Fandom.

Changing priorities would not change the research process.

As my colleagues have said, we want to prevent wikis from being used for harassment and content that violates Miraheze's terms of use. It should also be added, however, that some users say the wiki will be for video games when it turns out to be used for content that violates Miraheze's policies for example.

This should be a high-priority task. Fandom has over 400,000 communities because it has automatic wiki creation. On a side note, you should visit my Wiki Gazetteer at Fandom.

How do I make a bot work on Miraheze?

I mean that I want a repository for the archiver bot, Archiverbot, that imports pages that are about to be deleted from Wikipedia.