[06:25:41] Hey. Twice in the past few days I've been editing Wikidata and just randomly get logged out while I edit, revealing my IP. I've never been in a situation where I got logged out in the middle of an edit session before. This is annoying to say the least. Anyone able to help? [06:26:56] Reedy: aude: ^ [06:48:15] glusterfs looks down [06:48:28] IOError: [Errno 107] Transport endpoint is not connected [06:50:01] Sven_Manguard: it may be related to https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53953 or not; if you are not sure it's the same bug, file another one in Wikidata; you may also want to create a tracking bug for all such issues, per https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Eloquence#Accidental_logouts [06:51:23] Nemo_bis: thanks [08:40:16] (filed as https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54143 ) [09:38:06] hello [09:38:59] hi [12:41:50] bits.wikimedia.org still is slow. [13:26:47] it's ok here. [13:42:00] Hi. How can I get a list of all pages that are directly or indirectly (through sub-categories) contained in a category? for example, if I specify category "Astronomy", this includes the sub-category "Astronomy_images", so I want all page titles belonging to those two and other (sub) categories. [13:42:22] Any idea on how to do this efficiently? [13:52:51] photon: An easy way is with AWB (AutoWikiBrowser) [13:54:39] Christian75: thanks, but I'm on Linux and AWB only works on Windows. I've tried messing with the API, but http://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=categorymembers&cmtitle=Category:Physics only shows a tiny subset. [13:55:43] you are missing &cmlimit=max [13:57:31] Nice, Christian75. Thanks. There's still a limit of 500 items, right? [13:57:38] [13:59:51] Yes, you can not change that limit. But its return a cmcontinue, which you can use in the next request [14:00:51] Neat. I'll try working with that. If I have further questions, is this the correct room to ask about the API or should I go somewhere else? [14:01:34] Im not sure, mayby #mediawiki is a better place [14:02:40] This room is fine. [14:02:44] As is #mediawiki. [14:02:48] Thanks guys. :) [14:02:58] photon: If you want recursive category membership, it's annoying. [14:03:12] It's a major pain point of categories currently. [14:03:17] Because the trees aren't real trees. [14:06:59] Elsie: Oh. Where could I run into problems, specifically? [14:07:43] photon: Categories can contain themselves. [14:07:54] So you have to be mindful of loops. [14:08:02] There are also simply bad categorizations. [14:08:17] Lots of them. [14:08:48] So you'll have Cat:A --> Cat:E --> Cat:H --> Cat:Huge cat --> [results get messed up] [14:08:58] Or Cat:A --> Cat:E --> Cat:A. [14:09:01] Or whatever else. [14:09:05] It's a mess, I promise. :-) [14:09:46] :-) [14:34:56] getting a lot of whitespace below the footer at articles such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia [14:35:08] Chrome latest stable on windows. [14:38:26] wctaiwan: That one is known and already fixed [14:38:35] okay, thanks. [14:38:47] Fix will be on enwiki on Thursday, September 26 [14:39:13] I have a question about gadgets extension. Is there a way to see how many users are using a gadget? I know on userscripts, we encourage the use of a back link to give a fair estimate, but I don't see that on gadgets. [14:39:14] alright. Just making sure people knew about it. [14:39:40] T13|needsCoffee: someone can do a db report [14:39:43] T13|needsCoffee: Yep, user_properties table has taht [14:39:59] So if you are nice to someone on labs or ts, they can probably do it for you [14:40:16] Elsie: ^ [14:40:44] Elsie: <3 ??? [14:41:23] There's a user prefs report already. [14:41:42] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_reports/User_preferences [14:41:46] p858snake|l, T13|needsCoffee ^ [14:41:56] Thanks:) [14:42:00] Elsie: Is that run on toolserver? [14:42:06] Yes. [14:42:08] Probably. [14:42:11] Maybe Labs? [14:42:16] I'm not sure Labs has the appropriate views yet. [14:42:23] No, you can't do these things on labs [14:42:28] Gay. [14:42:36] o_O [18:22:20] hoo|away: hoo> No, you can't do these things on labs <-- is this a documented deficiency? [18:43:38] Reedy : got a minute? [18:49:45] robla : did you get a chance to read the email I sent to you, upon request from Tim Starling? [18:54:32] Nemo_bis: Oh, can't remember... better ask one of the labs people [19:05:32] Nemo_bis: re: no user pref data on labs? yeah [19:05:35] Nemo_bis: and it is also intentional [19:06:19] Nemo_bis: see https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools/Help#Why_can.27t_I_access_user_preferences_in_the_replicas.3F [20:44:12] Question: Is there any way for a lua module to retrieve the full wikitext used to call the template that called the module? [22:39:43] gn8 folks [23:00:39] Where are the skin css stored? I need to find out what #mw-whatlinkshere-list has by default. [23:00:51] in the code [23:00:58] I wrote a userscript to change the bullets to numbers, but it's not working because of some other thing that is set in the skin file. [23:01:25] Possibly nothing [23:01:31] There doesn't seem to be any usage in core/resources [23:01:56] It seems to be using an image [23:02:21] Searching for mw-whatlinkshere in core (slightly out of date), I only see one usage [23:02:44] And that useage is when it's used to make the xml element [23:03:05] Common.css/Vector.css on said wiki? [23:03:16] On enwp [23:03:31] Technical_13: in vector, the ul element has a list-style-image defined on it [23:12:13] Thanks