[14:55:23] !log tools.notwikilambda installed Scribunto, WikiEditor and CodeEditor a few hours ago; all of them seem to work fine [14:55:27] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.notwikilambda/SAL [16:35:22] Hi! I have a tool where I try to use grid engine generic for running a Deno env. But I get the following error in "error.log" https://pastebin.com/xGLL9zCB. What am I doing wrong? [17:00:43] hi! `webservice --backend=kubernetes python3.7 shell` is crashing for me with a huge spew of goroutines and finally "Pod stopped. Session cannot be resumed." - is something falling over, or have I broken something? [17:01:55] kubectl get pods/services fails too [17:03:46] inductiveload: works for me, can you try again and if still happening paste the errors somewhere and link here? [17:04:22] iridescence: you can try assigning your job more memory than the default 512mb, see https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Grid#Allocating_additional_memory [17:06:54] Toolforge question: is it possible to run a server inside a Kubernetes continuous job, and access that from the main webservice? [17:07:19] Majavah, this is the top bit: https://dpaste.org/S7rn [17:07:21] (motivation: I’d like to add SyntaxHighlight to Not Wikilambda, but the php container has no Python3) [17:07:27] something abotu user processes [17:09:04] Majavah: Gave it 1024m, same problem :( [17:09:06] inductiveload: "runtime: failed to create new OS thread (have 42 already; errno=11)", you're running too many processes on the bastion and the server is limiting you from making anymore [17:10:38] lucaswerkmeister: not without writing custom kubernetes configs, the k8s native way would be to make another "service" object, but you'd need more k8s quota for that since the default is 1 and the webservice uses one, https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Kubernetes#Quotas_and_Resources [17:10:51] mh, okay [17:10:53] *redas* [17:10:55] * *reads* [17:11:46] maybe I’ll just live without SyntaxHighlight, then [17:11:52] Majavah, hmm, dunno how I managed that [17:11:52] iridescence: sorry, not familiar with how deno works and I don't have better ideas, you can try filing a phabricator task and tagging it #toolforge and #wmcs-kanban [17:11:54] since I’m not very familiar with Kubernetes anyways [17:11:58] but thanks Majavah [17:12:21] i just exited from the session and logged in again and now it's workign [17:19:29] Majavah: That is alright. Thanks [19:09:03] Who's been poking around in my iabot tool? [19:09:16] I see commands in my bash history that aren't mine. [19:14:47] bd808: I found https://pastebin.com/bmJYsYai was made under IABot in the last few days. I didn't make it. What could they be from? [19:15:44] They harmless, but it concerns me that there would be these commands in my tool's bash history in the first place when neither I nor harej made them. [19:16:09] I could try to grab the sudo logs but no guarantees it'll be there [19:16:27] zhuyifei1999_sure [19:16:28] (I have no idea if there are any central logs) [19:16:55] do you know the timestamp of these commands? [19:17:14] No. Only between when I terminated the webservice a few days ago and now [19:18:47] Why are you concerned? [19:18:59] I'm guessing based on the commands, one of the cloud staff members had to look something, so did [19:20:29] tools-sgebastion-08.tools.eqiad1.wikimedia.cloud: /var/log/auth.log:Apr 7 21:50:32 tools-sgebastion-08 sudo: pam_unix(sudo:session): session opened for user tools.iabot by bd808(uid=0) [19:20:38] tools-sgebastion-08.tools.eqiad1.wikimedia.cloud: /var/log/auth.log:Apr 7 22:02:32 tools-sgebastion-08 sudo: pam_unix(sudo:session): session opened for user tools.iabot by bd808(uid=0) [19:20:56] is just bryan looking around [19:20:59] * Krenair disappears again [19:21:02] yeah [19:31:37] btw we need to clean up a bunch of known hosts etc. issues