[03:29:46] a techie question perhaps, but if someone added something very private of some other user for example and an oversighter deleted that edit in question but somehow due to a filter, that information was added to the details section of the abuse filter, could anyone with abuse filter access to that wiki see what was 'oversighted' via the abuse filter log? or is there a way to oversight both the edit and the log report at the same time? [03:35:15] Oversight isn't really supported any longer. [03:35:22] I suppose you mean some version of revision deletion? [03:35:27] AbuseFilter should largely respect that. [03:35:58] AbuseFilter certainly shouldn't expose any information that's been intentionally suppressed. Admins have access to private filters, though. [03:36:10] So if the information was just suppressed from non-admins, that's one thing. [03:36:27] If the information was suppressed from admins and non-admins and it's visible via AbuseFilter, that would be a bug. [03:36:55] should be tested no? ;) [03:44:28] do you have any reason to believe that its not suppressing the info? [03:49:15] nope, just something i thot of a few minutes ago...hehe ..abuse log info can't actually be deleted...i believe?. [04:02:21] comets: AbuseFilter log entries can be suppressed. [04:02:54] good to know :) [04:03:18] I think there are some cases where AF can leak deleted info, but all of those bugs are public. [05:49:13] i am trying to run this javascript example on node.js, but it does not work at all: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/RCStream [05:49:40] when I debug it, server is returning 404 error on HTTP and 503 error on HTTPS [05:53:49] Mitar: i'm looking; just a sec. [05:58:12] thanks [06:02:59] What does stream.wikimedia.org typically return on port 80? [06:04:26] i don't know :-) [06:04:32] i am just trying this for the first time [06:04:51] I'm not sure stream.wikimedia.org is fully supported yet. [06:04:54] You may want irc.wikimedia.org [06:07:33] Mitar: http://codepen.io/Krinkle/full/laucI shows it as working, so i'm not sure. hm. [06:12:09] Mitar: will you be around for a little bit? i'm still debugging. [06:14:11] the python example works too, but socket.io-client for node is now no longer backward-compatible with socket.io 0.9 [06:15:34] yes, sure [06:15:57] aha, so i should downgrade the socket.io package? [06:16:42] yeah, i'm trying to identify the most recent one that works. [06:20:04] Mitar: 'npm install socket.io-client@0.9.17' works [08:13:55] thanks! [08:14:01] i should probably report this [08:14:04] ? [08:25:01] opened https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T78463 [12:33:48] ja nyt taas [12:33:58] oops, wrong channel :) [12:35:04] heh [15:19:35] A user on nlwiki is still getting 503's when he wants to log in. 10 days now. Old notice: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Helpdesk/Archief/dec_2014#Aanmeldprobleem New one: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Helpdesk#Aanmeldprobleem_.28nog_steeds.29 [15:19:58] sjoerddebruin: Known: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T78450 [15:20:20] So he's not the only one? [15:20:38] No, why should he [15:22:02] All are non-sul users. [15:22:33] Yeah :S [15:22:44] I sadly don't really ahve time to poke at that today [15:22:50] maybe later on, but not very likely :S [20:55:44] in https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/RCStream, what all types of events can i get and where is schema for them? [21:02:28] Mitar, anything you were able to get over the old IRC stream I think [21:02:39] recent changes - logs, revisions, etc. [21:33:32] i do not know what was available over the old irc stream :-) [21:34:11] is there any documentation? [21:35:07] Mitar, https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/blob/master/includes/rcfeed/MachineReadableRCFeedFormatter.php :) [21:41:57] great! then i covered all [21:41:59] I made this: http://wikimedia.meteor.com/ [21:42:29] Mitar, I saw that earlier. [21:42:30] i just don't know how to get diff for new pages [21:42:39] Your results look like JSON... but [21:42:51] https://github.com/mitar/mediawiki-stream/blob/master/server/stream.coffee#L31 [21:42:52] the extra minus signs before dictionaries/objects [21:43:03] this is just UI for the API [21:43:12] the idea is that you can use other Meteor apps to connect to this [21:43:21] but this is just then also example app at the same time [21:43:28] just to show how it works [21:44:29] oh, you just need to get the wikitext at the given oldid for the page [21:44:30] hm [21:45:06] why changes does not return that? :-( [21:49:21] Mitar, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&prop=revisions&revids=637959894&rvprop=content [21:54:10] hm, what is that warning? [21:54:38] and thanks! [21:56:11] I think the warning is pretty self-explanatory... [21:56:31] Well, if English isn't your native language, it might not read so well