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Unsure if this is the right place, but please find i18n file including Portuguese (Portugal), for MediaWiki language code "pt", based on i18n file for DotNetWikiBot 2.62.
Please take a look at www.translatewiki.net. If you contact Siebrand at this site, it may be possible to get full i18n support for DotNetWikiBot, in many languages and in an on-ongoing basis, for present and future releases...
2009-11-24 23:43:48 UTC by hamilton-abreu
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swNDav bdrxfbkkjkzy, [url=http://ybjvpjwpaxfc.com/]ybjvpjwpaxfc[/url], [link=http://jtpgbkgzmneh.com/]jtpgbkgzmneh[/link], http://lirhxbzwalwc.com/.
2009-10-28 10:20:13 UTC by nobody
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Whenever I call FillFromPageHistory for a PageList, I get a 503 error.
2009-10-15 20:08:12 UTC by nobody
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I'll think about it. I hope that's not a common situation.
2009-09-19 05:37:03 UTC by code_driller
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I see. It seems Mono developers have fixed that bug and now messages from InnerExceptions are properly available in "outer" exceptions. I'll update that.
2009-09-19 05:29:58 UTC by code_driller
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I'll fix it. Thanks for reporting that.
2009-09-19 05:23:31 UTC by code_driller
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The UseDefaultCredentials method is not implemented in mono and for the wiki I'm using it against, and most public wikis I believe, credentials are not even needed.
If the bot is running in mono I'd say to just skip setting wc.UseDefaultCredentials = true; to prevent the NotImplemented exception from being thrown. I've just commented it out and recompiled the code and it works fine in mono.
2009-09-17 18:40:56 UTC by jgleicher
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When doing exception handling of web exceptions in a number of places, the following line, which has been tailored for mono, throws a null reference exception because InnerException is not always set:
string message = isRunningOnMono ? e.InnerException.Message : e.Message;
I modified the code to remove the mono specific handling, and this stopped the NullReferenceExceptions from being...
2009-09-17 18:35:22 UTC by jgleicher
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This may be a hard problem to fix.
Users are allowed to put anything they want onto a wiki page, and many times will put HTML tags tags on their pages to do something wiki markup does not allow them to do. If the tags result in malformed XML, the DotNetWikiBot framework can throw exceptions. The most prevalent example is a user who puts up custom forms on their page, and fails to properly...
2009-09-02 18:56:30 UTC by jgleicher
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Yes, I think it is possible. I'll implement this in one of the following versions.
2009-08-29 18:08:12 UTC by code_driller
