Incubator:Maintenance
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This page describes what to do for some general maintenance tasks, to make it easier.
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[edit] Tasks that will be completed
When these tasks are done, they won't need to be repeated (in contrast to real maintenance).
- Category:Incubator:All test languages → Category:Incubator:All test wikis
- {{test language}} on "Category:Wx/xx" → {{test wiki}} on all "Wx/xx"
[edit] For admins
- Delete Special:UnusedFiles (and on the long term: Special:ListFiles)
[edit] Maintenance
[edit] For admins
- Deleting
- Category:Maintenance:Delete
- Special:ShortPages - those with 0 bytes or so
- I:LOUP
- Incubator:Administrators' noticeboard
[edit] New wiki created
What to do when a new wiki has been created? - mostly for these users
- Step 1: informing people
- add a little notice to the sitenotice
- send an e-mail to the mailing list
- Step 2: importing
- Step 3: test-sysops
- removing their rights on this wiki
- asking the test-sysops if they want to be a temporary admin on the new wiki (see User:SPQRobin/process for new created sites)
- Step 4: updating stats and other pages
- m:Meta:Recentchanges/All projects
- m:Wikimedia News
- Incubator:Site creation log
- update main page here on incubator
- Step 5: delete incubator pages (only if everything else has been done!)
See also bugzilla:12256 for better notification.
[edit] New test-admin
What to do to give a user test-admin rights? - for bureaucrats
- Step 1: go to Special:Userrights and give them the rights
- Step 2: update Incubator:Test-sysops
[edit] Wiki closed/locked
What to do when a wiki has been closed/locked? - mostly for these users
- Step 1: importing
- Step 2: leave a note on the appropriate subpage of m:Proposals for closing projects
[edit] To be deleted per I:RFD
What to do when a test has to be deleted per I:Requests for deletions?
- Step 1: Export all pages through Special:Export
- Step 2: Save the XML file somewhere safe (on your PC, later we hope to be able to put it on Incubator)
- Step 3: Delete it (by bot - manually, it's a lot of work!)