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2020-03-31
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2020-04-24
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The Following User Says Thank You to biketool For This Useful Post: | ||
Dear Biketool,
thanks for your message! I'm glad to hear that this small project still
has an active community!
Evopedia used a script to render html files from Wikipedia articles that
was deprecated already back in the days. I'm almost certain that it is
impossible to get it working again with the latest Mediawiki. You would
have to modify the mysql database importer to be compatible to the
updated database format and also the html renderer to be compatible with
the current Wikimedia extension system.
If you want to try nevertheless, the dump scripts can be found here:
https://github.com/evopedia/evopedia...er/dumpscripts
The main mechanism is inside
https://github.com/evopedia/evopedia...sions/DumpHTML
Emmanuel, would you be able to help here in any way? Kiwix is using a
different renderer, so I fear that won't be an option. Do you know if
kiwix can be ported to maemo?
Best,
Christian.
The lesson to learn is go with FOSS, whether or not we restart the processor at least we have a chance to hack this project back to life, were this come closed commercial software we would have only a microscopic chance of decompiling or building a pre processor to feed it the input needed.