why does it call the SMF database to look for the watchlist, which is in the wiki DB? that is bizarre.
i dont really want to use one DB for both because i already use my SMF DB together with Joomla, i think adding the wiki on top of it would be a bit much, what do you guys say?
any ideas to help me out?
here's how my localsettings looks like (passwords censored):
/ wiki - smf combo
// This requires a user be logged into the wiki to make changes.
// Specify who may create new accounts: 0 means no, 1 means yes
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false; // MediaWiki 1.5 Settings
// SMF User Database Plugin. (Requires MySQL Database)
require_once './extensions/Auth_smf.php';
$wgSMF_WikiGroupName = 'wiki'; // Name of your SMF group
// users need to be a member
// of to use the wiki. (i.e. wiki)
$wgSMF_UseWikiGroup = false; // This tells the Plugin to require
// a user to be a member of the above
// phpBB group. (ie. wiki) Setting
// this to false will let any SMF
// user edit the wiki.
$wgSMF_UseExtDatabase = true; // This tells the plugin that the SMF tables
// are in a different database then the wiki.
// The default settings is false.
$wgSMF_MySQL_Host = 'localhost'; // phpBB MySQL Host Name.
$wgSMF_MySQL_Username = 'username'; // phpBB MySQL Username.
$wgSMF_MySQL_Password = 'password'; // phpBB MySQL Password.
$wgSMF_MySQL_Database = 'usr_web2_1'; // phpBB MySQL Database Name.
$wgSMF_UserTB = 'yabbse_members'; // Name of your SMF user table. (i.e. phpbb_users)
$wgSMF_GroupsTB = 'yabbse_membergroups'; // Name of your SMF groups table. (i.e. phpbb_groups)
$wgAuth = new Auth_SMF(); // Auth_SMF Plugin.
