[08:59:32] <acagastya>	 FWIW, I was able to ssh into tools-dev.wmflabs.org using my server as an intermediate.
[09:37:16] <arturo>	 acagastya: awesome 👍
[09:39:22] <acagastya>	 Not the most optimal way -- could not even run stalktoy -- that is serious problem which I hope my ISP fixes soon.
[12:08:05] <proc>	 does toolforge/cloud vps only provide unix-based servers?
[12:08:11] <proc>	 or are windows-based ones also available?
[12:08:28] <acagastya>	 Informed the ISP -- let's see what they will do about it.
[12:09:57] <acagastya>	 proc: I am not sure Windows is available, it would go against the free software philisophy to use Windows, however I think there was a tool which used C#, but then, C# compilers might be available on UNIX-like OSs.  
[12:11:26] <proc>	 hmm. the use case was just to run an AWB bot. I usually use my Ruby bot, but some replacements are easier using AutoWikiBrowser's suite, which is coded in C#. I have a mac and don't really want to use Wine/mono
[12:11:54] <acagastya>	 pwb?
[12:11:58] <proc>	 in case there's another viable solution for that use case?
[12:12:00] <proc>	 pwb
[12:12:03] <proc>	 pwb?*
[12:12:08] <acagastya>	 Pywikibot.
[12:12:55] <proc>	 well, my Ruby bot is fine with most, it's just certain template replacements are easier just using AWB (+ its genfixes), rather than rewriting or porting the functionality myself
[12:13:17] <proc>	 pywikibot kinda has the same 'issue' in that sense
[12:14:40] <acagastya>	 You have used pwb before?
[12:16:36] <proc>	 no, I've used mwparserfromhell (to do replacements, then fed back into my Ruby bot), but I was pretty sure it didn't have those functions. I'll check docs again
[12:18:16] <proc>	 hmm, it does have more than I figured
[12:18:24] <proc>	 does it have some kind of genfixes bundled in, do you know?
[12:21:20] <acagastya>	 That I do not know -- best to ask in its channel, proc, but pwb has a range of features which you might be able to benefit from.
[12:21:40] <acagastya>	 Let's cee if I can download a C# compiler on my mac and run AWB on it or not.
[12:21:46] <kostajh>	 is there a guide to running MediaWiki on toolforge?
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[12:36:25] <shrini>	 ;
[13:05:55] <Lucas_WMDE>	 kostajh: not as far as I’m aware, but you might find https://notwikilambda.toolforge.org/wiki/Not_Wikilambda:Setup useful
[13:06:15] <kostajh>	 ah, cool. thanks Lucas_WMDE 
[13:06:23] <kostajh>	 I was about to create a new page on Wikitech with my findings
[13:07:56] <kostajh>	 I had to do some fiddling with .lighttpd.conf to get URL structure setup
[13:08:38] <Lucas_WMDE>	 oh, I should probably mention that
[13:08:44] <Lucas_WMDE>	 on the Setup page
[13:08:55] <Lucas_WMDE>	 I think I stole my lighttpd config from some other toolforge wiki I found ^^
[13:11:10] <kostajh>	 nice. Mine ended up looking similar
[13:16:09] <kostajh>	 Lucas_WMDE: chmod 640 for the PrivateSettings.php file?
[13:21:21] <Lucas_WMDE>	 probably
[13:21:25] <Lucas_WMDE>	 don’t remember exactly
[13:21:44] <Lucas_WMDE>	 you should be able to check with ls -l ~tools.notwikilambda/public_html/w/PrivateSettings.php or something like that ^^
[14:01:16] <kostajh>	 Reedy: if you're around, I was wondering if you could review this OAuth application proposal https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:OAuthListConsumers/view/34981eb206276cf1ee424df56aac69bc&name=GrowthTasksToolforge&publisher=&stage=-1
[15:05:48] <Reedy>	 kostajh: done
[15:09:07] <kostajh>	 Reedy: thank you!
[16:50:29] <joutbis>	 Hi, I am getting "No space left on device" errors when editing my crontab. However, df doesn't show any problems. Any ideas?
[17:51:24] <dcaro>	 joutbis: what host are you logged into? (hostname -f)
[17:57:42] <joutbis>	 tools-sgebastion-07.tools.eqiad.wmflabs
[18:13:21] <dcaro>	 fonud it, the crons are copied over to tools-sgecron-01, and that one is out of space, looking
[18:13:59] <joutbis>	 thanks
[18:21:20] <dcaro>	 okok, should be temporarily resolved... (something is creating a lot of logs, but you should be good for now)
[18:22:27] <joutbis>	 yes, thanks