[05:05:58] legoktm, Nemo_bis: Unifications? [05:06:44] We recently deployed code that when logging in, creates a global account if all the unattached accounts for your name match your password and/or email [05:07:02] previously we only tried to attach matching accounts if you already had a global account [05:08:03] Ah, we do that for new accounts, right? [05:08:31] So now we're doing it for account creation and login? [05:09:22] Also, duplicatebug has gone inactive? :-( [05:09:42] No, new accounts are automatically global unless there are unattached accounts and no global in which case the new account is also unattached [05:09:55] this just runs on login [05:10:25] I'm not sure I followed that sentence. [05:10:28] But good news in any case. [05:12:02] basically there are users who have accounts on multiple wikis, and never bothered to visit Special:MergeAccount. We now do that step automatically if it's "safe" (you own all the accounts) when you login [05:12:22] Got it. [06:30:40] Carmela: duplicatebug just consolidated his duplicate usernames :) [06:31:36] He didn't get an actual merge? [06:31:39] I think that can be done. [06:31:50] Good to hear he's still around, though. [06:35:13] Perhaps will do in phabricator, or perhaps doesn't want to [09:38:50] Hi anyone to help me with TWA - The Wikipedia Adventure? [20:03:02] It was just noticed on svwp village pump that http://stats.wikimedia.org is down [20:04:11] And then I noticed that tbat one is not listed on http://status.wikimedia.org/ [20:08:34] !log 22.03 < Ainali> It was just noticed on svwp village pump that http://stats.wikimedia.org is down [20:08:44] Logged the message, Master [20:10:52] since about 6 UTC? https://ganglia.wikimedia.org/latest/?r=day&cs=&ce=&c=Miscellaneous+eqiad&h=stat1001.wikimedia.org&tab=m&vn=&hide-hf=false&mc=2&z=medium&metric_group=ALLGROUPS [20:13:33] looks like apache2 on it died [20:13:53] but puppet is not set up to auto start apache there [20:14:35] * hoo doesn't have shell on it, so can only guess [20:34:03] hoo|away: submit a patch for apache restart? :) [20:34:18] Ainali: remember to file a bug if it's not solved before you go to bed [21:10:57] anyone know if there's any way to disable jquery.IME on a page? [21:16:21] mw.ime.disable() doesn't seem to actually work [21:16:44] nor does $("body").off( "focus.ime", "**" ) [21:16:57] or $("body").off( "focus.ime", mw.config.get( 'wgULSImeSelectors' ).join( ', ' ) ); [21:17:09] or window.wgULSImeSelectors = []; [21:19:20] or simply deleting mw.ime or $.ime [21:19:27] Disabling completely or by default? On a page as in a single page for everyone? [21:19:40] YairRand_: looks like a bug [21:19:43] on a single page, using javascript [21:19:47] https://github.com/wikimedia/jquery.ime/blob/master/src/jquery.ime.selector.js none of that cares for active [21:21:30] I'm writing a script that moves the selection around quite a bit, and I'd rather not have the performance killed by the little keyboard icons jumping around all over the place [21:38:42] filed a bug about the problem with mw.ime.disable. anyone have any ideas for how else one could feasibly disable it? [21:39:07] * ori gives it a shot [22:19:59] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meta:FormWizard << what is the likelihood this will be enabled on the english wikipedia in my lifetime? [22:25:21] harej: as far as I can see, this is Gadget, which can be used/installed by the community (more precisely admins) on their own. [22:25:57] Which is weird, because doesn't that mean, then, that for the form to be useful, you have to enable the gadget in your settings? [22:26:16] What usability sense does that make? "You can use this convenient, streamlined form, but first you need to go into your settings and check off an arcane setting." [22:27:41] harej: Gadgets can be defined as enabled by default for all users (opt-out), or not (opt-in) [22:28:16] I see. So, in lobbying my fellow Wikipedians to have this enabled, I'd also have to convince them to hav it enabled as an opt-out gadget. [22:31:22] Anyways, thanks! [22:31:41] harej: one additional point, this is still in development [22:32:07] That is so, but it's currently being used and it seems stable to me. [22:32:14] so, they'll better create a gadget, which loads the current version from the meta pages [22:32:57] Sure. [22:33:11] harej: maybe this could work from your local common.js or Greasemonkey? [22:33:32] but this isn't so perfomance for all users, expecially if it is opt-out, they have to decide [22:33:45] But I don't want it for myself so much as I want others to be able to use it. [22:36:14] So socialist :)