bugs wrote:

So you want board.no.wikimedia.org (board_nowikimedia)? Can you fill in these fields/confirm them to make Rob's job easier? (Otherwise he'd have to guess at everything and could guess wrong.)

$wgLanguageCode = no
$wgSitename = ? (Board of Wikimedia Norway in Norwegian)
$wgMetaNamespace = ? (the project namespace)
$wgMetaNamespaceTalk = ? (project talk)
$wgBlockDisablesLogin = true;
$wgRemoveGroups['bureaucrat'] = array( 'bot', 'sysop', 'bureaucrat', 'import', 'transwiki');
$wgAddGroups['bureaucrat'] = array( 'bot', 'sysop', 'bureaucrat', 'import', 'transwiki' )

Is that right/do you need anything else? Rob, I guess you can just use the no.wikimedia logo until they make an additional one.

laaknor-wmfbugzilla wrote:

$wgSitename = 'Wikimedia Norway intern';
$wgMetaNamespace = 'Wikimedia';
$wgMetaNamespaceTalk = 'Wikimedia-diskusjon';

URL should probably be "intern.no.wikimedia.org".

There is some confusion here, so I do not want to push the wrong thing.

Currently, there are not a lot of chapters doing this, but it makes sense, so I would like to try to get some standard english phrase url working, perhaps like:

country_code.chapters.wikimedia.org?

So no.chapters.wikimedia.org?

This would be for the chapter board and trusted folks or board only? If the latter, noboard.chapters.wikimedia.org? We can also put in other redirects if needed.

laaknor-wmfbugzilla wrote:

I think using "internal" is probably better than just "chapters", so "internal.no.wikimedia.org" or "no.internal.wikimedia.org" (the first making it the internal wiki of no, the other would probably crash with the existing internal...).

Our intention is to not make it board only, but trusted users, for working with things that we can't make public yet (we've used Google Docs until now, but that doesn't really preserve history when the board changes every year).

Which domain names to the arbcom wikis use?

bugs wrote:

(In reply to comment #5)

Which domain names to the arbcom wikis use?

arbcom-de ‎- http://arbcom.de.wikipedia.org/
arbcom-en - http://arbcom.en.wikipedia.org/
arbcom-fi - http://arbcom.fi.wikipedia.org/
arbcom-nl - http://arbcom.nl.wikipedia.org/

arbcom is clearly an arbitration committee, internal.no is not obviously a chapter is my concern.

internal.wikimedia.org should still work just fine if no.internal.wikimedia.org started working, but its just not a very consistent naming scheme.

bugs wrote:

I think code.board.wikimedia.org makes the most sense, even if it's not just board members that are on the wiki. (Even the Foundation's "BoardWiki" hasn't always been just board members.)

I think board is equally vague. If its a private chapter wiki for board and such why not noboard.chapters.wikimedia.org or no.chapters.wikimedia.org?

(I am trying to think of how we can repeat this for other chapters so its clear.)

I guess if no one can agree, we can go with no.board.wikimedia.org.

laaknor-wmfbugzilla wrote:

I have no problem with no.chapters or noboard.chapters, but I prefer noboard, since it says at least something about who has access/what it is for. no.chapters could probably be misread as the official page for the Norwegian Chapter (and when people don't get access to read anything...).

Ok,

Much thanks to Roan, who re-wrote the script for adding wikis to make it better.

This is all setup, and I added Laaknor as the primary crat/sysop. If there are any further changes needed, you can re-open this ticket, or add a new one. (You may want to poke me(RobH) in IRC as well.) Since this is obviously a private wiki, I do not need consensus or anything like that for changes, and can make them quickly.

(I pointed the logo at nowikimedia for now.)