Rich Evans

"It's on users of Meza to give back to the community by contributing the lessons they've learned." That's where I get confused.. Doesn't this information count as such a contribution?...

"for no reason" .. the _reason_ would be to make Meza "as flexible as possible while not sacrificing the needs of providing cutting-edge MediaWiki to RedHat/CentOS users (and someday Debian)....

I appreciate you giving me some ground, but you make it sound like I've made all these merge-ready modifications to the MEZA deploy scripts that I simply need to share...

**[How then do you meza deploy?] --** Yes, I have made some mods to Meza, and I will submit them as pull requests this week, but they don't relate to...

It would seem this was added a long time ago but has been disabled for some time. Ref: https://github.com/enterprisemediawiki/meza/blob/master/src/roles/apache-php/tasks/main.yml#L59

It would seem that the Tideways module mentioned above is the solution that was needed when profiling originally disabled per: https://github.com/enterprisemediawiki/meza/blob/master/src/roles/apache-php/templates/php.ini.j2#L899

I agree and think that anyone interested in contributing to meza in order to achieve Debian support should be able to pull a lot of what is needed from Freephile's...

Best way to determine the version of meza imo is to cd into /opt/meza and do a git status

Also, are you aware that meza has been officially adopted by NASA and is now developed and maintained at GitHub.com/NASA/meza

In order to be officially developed by NASA it must remain a NASA project. Your comments about some elements still pointing to EMW are noted and I will likely update...