[00:37:53] Why does MobileFrontend have only one component in Phabricator, which is called "Feature requests"? https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/view/366/ [00:38:01] Looks like it should be renamed to MobileFrontend. [01:34:42] Is it possible that there were issues with the API during the libc-vulnerability-fix? [01:35:10] <^d> What sort of issues? [01:35:19] I'd say it's quite-a-possibility [01:35:22] Because there might be a slight chance I got truncated or malformed responses from API calls. Otherwise WMFlabs may had network issues? [01:35:52] <^d> labs has been a little wonky with the reboot [01:35:57] There was also https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2015-January/080344.html [01:36:03] <^d> apaches should've been fairly painless afaik. [01:44:08] It is just weired because the job I submitted did not crash but instead continued to edit happily. [01:44:28] Only exception in the last few hours was a java.net.Socket(Timeout)Exception [01:46:31] Though, it seemed to skip files fetched via "list=allpages" and did not detect categories fetched via "prop=categories" [01:47:24] So I am assuming the API responses were still valid but truncated maybe. [01:54:08] https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/tpg-mwds is fun [05:13:58] [[Tech]]; Jeph paul; /* Fault with PEG grants Endorse button */; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=11100801&oldid=11095961&rcid=5892033 [07:08:59] Hard to believe https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T87739 [07:16:49] Ok, I admit that a fatal error beats even my search/archive capabilities [07:17:32] Where was the report for the fact that workboard dragging affects priority as well? https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T50804#997704 [16:33:44] How to get the current namespace number in Lua? [16:56:40] trying to figure out a potential bug with otrs ... can there be a local reason for your ip, unknowingly, changing between the ipv4 and ipv6 format? [16:58:11] pajz: it often is "dual-stack" where you have v4 and v6 at the same time. it would try v6 first, if it works [16:58:41] you mean bug filed in OTRS, not a bug with OTRS itself, right? [16:59:31] No, with OTRS itself in this case. [17:00:01] oh? please elaborate. we had to reboot the server yesterday [17:01:13] I was wondering because I noticed in OTRS' syslog that I was logged in and OTRS recorded my ipv4 address. 30 seconds later, it killed my session because my current ip address (now apparently in ipv6 format) doesn't match the ip I've used when loggin in. [17:02:23] Does that make sense? [17:03:10] when did that happen? just now? [17:03:29] just now, yes. [17:03:33] i dunno about OTRS' blocking behaviour though [17:03:47] hmm, ok, then it wasn't related to the server restart [17:04:30] the part that your IP changed sounds like a local networking issue [17:06:44] Ok. I was wondering since a couple of users have been reporting session timouts recently, so I just thought maybe it could be related. [17:07:31] hmm, if it's several users reporting issues, it probably deserves a ticket [17:08:28] feel like making a phabricator ticket? then we can refer others to it if it happens again [17:10:22] Yeah. We have https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T87217 ... the problem is that people are likely reporting different things. The existing phab ticket is about an "old" issue actually which is that people get logged out once their IP changes. So users with changing ips experience issues, but that has a known cause. [17:11:19] It's a bit hard to tell who has problems despite using a stable ip since most people don't know about it. [17:12:20] ah, i see after reading that ticket, yea [17:13:57] this makes it sound like an upstream thing "As an OTRS admin, I personally feel that this is a feature, not a bug that needs to be fixed. " [17:16:27] mutante, well, as far the feature request in the ticket is concerned, I can only say that of course we could change that setting, but since I have no idea about the security implications, ops has to make that call. [17:16:58] adding tags on the phab ticket [17:17:24] The feature is there, it can be configured to stop comparing your current ip all the time. [17:18:08] ah, ok! and yea, adding Jeff and Chris is right [17:18:29] ok [17:19:20] could you just copy/paste your last couple lines there [17:20:10] and as for the other (potential) issues with the more frequent session timeouts ... i've dropped jeff an email a couple of days ago and he said he'd check in the logs if he can find something unexpected. [17:20:45] let's just dump it all on phab instead of irc and mail [17:24:46] mutante, well, yes, but I don't really understand the other (potential) problem myself, so I have difficulty creating a task for that. [17:26:33] pajz: just paste what you said on IRC earlier in the " I noticed in OTRS' syslog .. " [17:26:37] In my case, it's entirely possible it was just a local network issue; I'm not at home right now, I don't know how the network I'm using is configured, and it's in fact never happened to me at work/home. [22:29:10] hi, just wanted to point to https://github.com/prometheus/prometheus since I heard it reduces a lot of effort going into nagios otherwise. maybe interesting