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<span style=" font-family:'Courier New'; font-size: 9pt;">Hello Mike,<br>
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<td width=797><span style=" font-family:'courier new'; font-size: 9pt;">You have yet to explain why you need this. What giant leap for the community will you having a private copy of the codex provide?</td>
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<span style=" font-family:'Courier New'; font-size: 9pt;">Hmmm, it was written before: there are people still offline a lot! <br>
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I do not feel that your question is legitimate or could not be answered by yourself, but why not just answer it - I will work on a project in asia for a few months and, well, you might imagine that there are still places on this planet where there is no internet 24/7 - really! Especially in an educational context it might be good to have codex offline with rsyncable and therefor efficient updates.<br>
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Now, that I answered your question, I wold like you to answer mine: <br>
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> You have yet to explain why you need this.<br>
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Why do feel like I have to explain this? <br>
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Really, is it so uncommon that people read documentation offline? <br>
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BTW I did not think that this is a problem or anything that an experienced developer had to think more than 10 minutes about or that it might be becoming an issue discussed so much. In the time we are discussing this, dumps could have been configured many times...<br>
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Another question: your mediawiki is so special that mysql dumps do not work anymore? Seriously? And you can not solve it?<br>
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Have a nice day,<br>
Bughunter<br>
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