[00:08:20] <drocsid>	 are the instructions to build the wikimedia kafka debian package against another version of kafka correct. I followed the steps outlined, but in the working directory the version does not appear correct. It seems to be building aginst the included version even though I followed the git tag steps.
[00:09:20] <drocsid>	 e.g. gradle.properties still seems to reference version 0.8.2.1
[00:13:39] <drocsid>	 I can outline my steps if anybody is still around that knows about the module
[00:54:47] <Josve05a>	 Why doesn't https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modul:Break work? Why can't it recognize it's lua? I've tried everything...the same code on https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modul:Sandlådan/Huon works
[00:54:57] <drocsid>	 think I've figured it out
[00:55:09] <drocsid>	 going to have to ask in #git
[00:55:11] <drocsid>	 thanks
[03:34:23] <brainproxy>	 I'm having a weird problem connecting to wikipedia; someone in #wikipedia suggested I ask here as well
[03:34:54] <Krenair>	 (that was me)
[03:35:11] <Krenair>	 brainproxy has some weird issues where some things on their computer will connect to wikipedia and some won't
[03:35:13] <brainproxy>	 i can't connect w/ browsers on laptop or mobile (ios) on my home wifie / charter internet
[03:35:32] <brainproxy>	 i'm getting connection resets
[03:35:41] <brainproxy>	 but I'm not having the problem with other websites
[03:36:06] <brainproxy>	 also, if I proxy my laptop through a vps, then I can connect as normal
[03:36:27] <brainproxy>	 the strangest thing is that I can connect just fine w/ curl w/o using a proxy
[03:36:39] <brainproxy>	 but I can't manually request a page w/ telnet
[03:36:43] <brainproxy>	 same connection reset thing
[03:39:14] <brainproxy>	 also, similar to using a proxy w/ my laptop, if I switch a mobile device to use cell instead of home wifi/charter, then I can connect fine w/ mobile browser
[03:40:38] <brainproxy>	 Krenair: ah interesting, if I point curl at an https://en.wiki... instead of plain http, then I get the same connection reset
[03:42:33] <brainproxy>	 more precisely, I get in that case "Server aborted the SSL handshake"
[04:08:19] <ori>	 brainproxy: If you have the OpenSSL tool, you can try running "openssl s_client -connect en.wikipedia.org:443 -prexit"
[04:10:10] <brainproxy>	 ori: running...
[04:10:17] <brainproxy>	 it seems to hang at "verify return:0"
[04:10:45] <brainproxy>	 nvm, it just completed, but took a long time
[04:10:57] <brainproxy>	 much longer than running the same on a vps on digitalocean
[04:12:27] <Krenair>	 traceroute?
[04:12:55] <brainproxy>	 Krenair: traceroute never got past that 9th hop I mentioned in the other channel
[04:13:07] <Krenair>	 please pastebin it
[04:13:28] <brainproxy>	 alright, re-running it
[04:14:03] <Krenair>	 perhaps some things are timing out and others aren't?
[04:14:08] <Josve05a>	 Lua is killing me...
[04:14:31] <brainproxy>	 ori: my local openssl, in SSL-Session, reports a different cipher than when running it on an ubuntu vps
[04:15:21] <brainproxy>	 on my laptop, it's verion 0.9.8zc, while on ubuntu vps it's 1.0.1
[04:15:29] <brainproxy>	 so that's probably why the output is different
[04:19:39] <brainproxy>	 Krenair: http://pastie.org/10072976
[04:25:08] <Krenair>	 what does en.wikipedia.org resolve to?
[04:25:31] <brainproxy>	 208.80.154.224
[04:25:44] <brainproxy>	 from `dig en.wikipedia.org`
[04:26:48] <Krenair>	 hm, admittedly I can't traceroute it either
[04:28:08] <Krenair>	 anyway that's text-lb.eqiad.
[04:50:36] <brainproxy>	 Krenair: when I try `curl https://text-lb.eqiad.wikimedia.org` I get "SSL certificate problem: Invalid certificate chain"
[04:51:11] <Krenair>	 right, the certificate it serves will not actually be valid for *.eqiad.wikimedia.org, only *.wikimedia.org
[04:51:18] <brainproxy>	 oh right
[04:51:38] <Krenair>	 I don't think we have any certificates signed for sub-sub domains
[04:51:40] <brainproxy>	 well, when I try with the --insecure flag, I get "Server aborted the SSL handshake"
[04:52:00] <brainproxy>	 but that works fine on the ubuntu vps
[07:33:04] <brainproxy>	 Krenair: it started working again
[16:06:53] <Josve05a>	 Is this placed in the right project? https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T95071
[16:18:01] <Nemo_bis>	 Now is
[16:23:14] <Josve05a>	 Thanks :D
[17:55:17] <harej>	 Anyone know if Content Handler is used on enwiki in any context?
[17:56:00] <hoo>	 Of course it is
[17:56:11] <hoo>	 It's part of MediaWiki and being used for JavaScript content etc.
[17:57:10] <harej>	 Well I'm sure it's part of the software, but it seems to operate transparently (probably a good thing) and I can't tell how I could use it to develop my own content models.
[17:57:45] <hoo>	 You mean, from an extension developer perspective?
[17:59:06] <harej>	 Hmm, good point. I guess I mean, are there any extensions actively making use of it?
[18:00:23] <hoo>	 Wikibase does heavily (that's what it was developed for), Scribunto does, the WP Zero stuff did (they changed it a lot, so not sure how that looks now)
[18:00:29] <hoo>	 Potentially many more I forgot
[18:04:22] <harej>	 Scribunto is a big use case indeed!
[18:12:57] <Nemo_bis>	 MassMessage might be an easier example