Manual:moveBatch.php
| MediaWiki file: moveBatch.php | |
|---|---|
| Location: | maintenance/ |
| Source code: | master • 1.42.4 • 1.41.5 • 1.39.11 |
| Classes: | MoveBatch |
Details
[edit]moveBatch.php file is a maintenance script to move (rename) a batch of pages. If the target page already exist it will fail with an error message.
Usage
[edit]| Option/Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-u <user>
|
Username that will be shown in the log entries. If left empty, moves will be attributed to the user called Move page script. |
-r <reason>
|
Reason for moves, enclose in "âŠ" if it contains spaces. If empty, no reason will be shown in the logs.
|
-i <interval>
|
Number of seconds to sleep after each move. If empty, defaults to 0. |
| --noredirects | Suppress creation of redirects |
<listfile>
|
File should contain lines of text in the following format:
existing name 1|new name 1
existing name 2|new name 2
existing name 3|new name 3
|
Example
[edit]In MediaWiki version 1.39.10 and earlier, you must invoke maintenance scripts using
php maintenance/scriptName.php instead of php maintenance/run.php scriptName.- Linux
php maintenance/run.php moveBatch --u=user --r=reason --noredirects /path/to/listfile.txt
Parameters need to be addressed with
-- and filled with = as shown in the example above.- Windows
- Ensure that MediaWiki is running.
- Open Command Prompt by pressing â Win+R, typing
cmd, and presing â” Enter.
\path\to\php.exe \path\to\maintenance\run.php moveBatch --u=user --r=reason --noredirects \path\to\listfiles.txt
Example command:
C:\xampp\core\php55\php.exe C:\xampp\htdocs\mw\maintenance\run.php moveBatch --u=user --r=reason --noredirects C:\xxx.txt