[03:14:03] 3Wikimedia Labs / 3Infrastructure: !add-labs-user gone, fix or add docs to link SVN users to labs/wikitech - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/64596#c6 (10John Mark Vandenberg) 5NEW>3RES/FIX Made it through to uploading patches into Gerrit, which is good enough to close this I think. Thx [07:30:55] can an admin delete wscredits tools, I moved it, or must I open a bug to do that? [11:12:35] 3Tool Labs tools / 3Quentinv57's tools: Bug report wrong number of edits - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/65741 (10mike_nicolaye) 3UNC p:3Unprio s:3normal a:3None Hi I would like to report a discrepency in the Quentinv57 editcount tool. The Quentinv57 editcount tool gives a significant different... [14:08:26] Any admins about? [14:09:02] Mdann52: On a weekend? ;) [14:09:23] I can dream:P [14:09:34] * a930913 pokes Coren on behalf of Mdann52. [14:10:22] We're often around during weekends, though at irregular and mostly unpredictable times. :-) [14:10:28] Coren: o/ [14:11:45] Coren: Mdann52 wants his tool account approved. [14:12:55] {{done}} [14:13:07] Thanks:) [14:13:23] *Labs explodes* [14:13:29] * a930913 blames Mdann52. [14:14:06] I haven't even opened it up yet :P [14:14:19] Coren: That is on the back of my lappy at wikimania now :p [14:14:25] Thought you were adding a reference to me breaking something then :) [14:26:58] !log tools tools-mail: "rm -f /var/log/exim4/paniclog" to leave only relay_domains errors [14:27:09] Logged the message, Master [14:27:43] 3Tool Labs tools / 3Quentinv57's tools: Bug report wrong number of edits - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/65741#c1 (10Cyberpower678) 5UNC>3NEW Already established as a known bug. Unfortunately, accurately counting edits on every wiki will make the tool run really slow. So a solution will have to be t... [14:27:56] 3Tool Labs tools / 3Quentinv57's tools: Bug report wrong number of edits - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/65741 (10Cyberpower678) p:5Unprio>3High a:3Cyberpower678 [14:27:56] 3Tool Labs tools / 3Quentinv57's tools: Bug report wrong number of edits - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/65741 (10Cyberpower678) p:5Unprio>3High a:3Cyberpower678 [14:28:08] * YuviPanda waves at scfc_de [14:29:26] scfc_de: tools-db is on physical hardware now, isn't it? [14:35:43] YuviPanda: That's my understanding (I don't have access to that). [14:35:49] scfc_de: hmm, ok [14:35:56] am considering setting up a mongodb setup for tools [14:36:09] people found enough uses for redis, I could guess that might be the case for mongo too [14:37:47] Never used it, but surely looks interesting. [14:44:58] scfc_de: yeah [15:28:12] YuviPanda: Yes, tools-db is now on physical hardware [15:54:25] Coren: how would you install .deb package that isn't in wmf repository [15:55:17] is it possible on tools? [16:00:56] petan: The question is more, where are they gone to? Previously, they were in /data/project/admin/deb IIRC, and now that directory is not existing anymore. [16:01:52] petan: Ah! /data/project/.system/deb [16:02:22] (And to clarify: They were never in /admin/, I misremembered. [16:03:50] hm... I created a simple tool to quickly upload pastes to tools.wmflabs.org/paste from terminal it's even mentioned on stikked official page now (so proud of that XD). I would love to install this on tools [16:04:09] so that people can paste things to out pastebin as simply as doing cat somelogfile | stikkit [16:04:28] I already installed this on my own instances and it works just fine [16:05:33] it's just 1 binary file, so I can easily copy that to my own bin but meh... other people could find it useful :P [16:05:54] Then copy them to the repo and submit a Gerrit change? [16:06:03] how would I copy that to repo? [16:06:07] it's on ubuntu's ppa [16:06:14] I can't copy things to wikimedia repo [16:06:49] here are packages: https://launchpad.net/~benapetr/+archive/misc/+packages [16:08:14] I would actually prefer to use ppa directly because that would automatically upgrade to last version in case I released some [16:08:31] if we just downloaded the .deb packages, it would never upgrade [16:10:42] Hmmm. That's a far jump for a tool to upload pastes where we would probably get updated about updates immediately because the author is an admin :-). [16:28:06] scfc_de: I don't really understand what you mean... but if you meant that I could update it myself because I am admin, I would prefer apt-get do that for me :P [16:33:03] scfc_de: petan there's already pastebinit as a package [16:33:18] we don't actually let people add ppas, do we? [16:33:22] YuviPanda: yes but that doesn't work with stikked [16:33:38] *shrug* all pastebins are the same :P [16:33:39] that's why I created "stikkid" which is pastebinit alternative for stikked [16:33:54] no they are apparently not [16:34:23] pastebinit works for canonical's pastebin only and it's even bugged (it doesn't even work) [16:34:47] idk if you ever tried it but last time I used it, it just kept saying: your paste is at [16:34:56] you can change the default URL pretty easily [16:36:20] afaik pastebinit was designed for pastebin.com so I really doubt it works with anything what wasn't build to be compatible with pastebin.com's api [16:36:41] stikked wasn't (it IMHO uses far superior api's) [16:38:54] btw YuviPanda|brb: how would you change that URL it doesn't even seem to have a config file [16:39:01] url's are hardcoded in source code [16:39:30] I know I can change the source code... but I could just as easily install stikkit which already does it properly :P [16:40:59] :) [16:47:11] Well, the whole world could profit from a patch. [16:49:30] scfc_de: whole world can profit from stikkit now :P [16:50:07] Great! Then we don't need to think about PPAs, because it's part of Ubuntu? :-) [16:51:20] I am just a developer not ubuntu maintainer [16:57:04] fucking gerrit [16:57:24] how do I reset the repository to original state without having to clone it all again? [16:59:08] Depends on what you did. If all changes in the working directory can be overwritten, "git checkout production" & "git reset --hard origin/production" should work IIRC. [17:00:15] (For operations/puppet; "master" for the rest.) [17:33:47] Does the externallinks table index every cite URL? [17:59:03] a930913: You mean external links created by templates? I think yes, because some tools used that (previously?) to extract coordinates for articles IIRC. [18:22:40] scfc_de: Yeah, got sent a wrong link to test with :p