[06:37:32] [[Tech]]; Username Violation; Fused 2 sections and marked it as unsigned.; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=14991649&oldid=14984946&rcid=7102146 [15:00:15] Status update. Looks like all WMF wikis except zhwp have been unblocked in China. Business as usual. [18:13:47] hello, is there a way to publicly see the .php configuration of a wiki? In particular, I'm curious what these values are on enwiki: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:AbuseFilter#Configuration [18:17:23] MusikAnimal: https://github.com/wikimedia/operations-mediawiki-config/blob/master/wmf-config/abusefilter.php [18:17:50] sjoerddebruin: nice, is that for enwiki, though? [18:18:05] They are listed under "case 'enwiki':" [18:18:18] It's all the wiki's in the Wikimedia cluster. [18:18:27] there we go. Thank you! [18:18:56] np [18:19:50] Also did not realize we were using GitHub. I thought it was all Gerrit? [18:23:00] MusikAnimal: github is a mirror [18:23:17] https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=abusefilter.php is a web view of what's deployed [18:24:25] wonderful, thanks! [18:25:50] actually, I don't see wgAbuseFilterConditionLimit in there? [18:26:22] maybe 1000 is just the default [18:27:37] sorry, can't read, it is the default per https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:AbuseFilter#Configuration That's the one I'm most curious about. I wonder with the more powerful machinery we have these days if that could be increased [18:28:46] MusikAnimal: If it's not in that file, it uses the default [19:00:44] anyone fiddling with testwiki? ok if you are... just curious. the "show changes" preview feature isn't working [19:01:08] I get a bunch of parser function syntax in the title [19:07:27] only on specific pages, I assume? [19:08:31] those with {{DISPLAYTITLE:some random wikitext here}} or templates which do this [19:09:43] ah I see [19:20:03] can you confirm? [19:32:07] Krenair: no this page didn't use {{DISPLAYTITLE}} actually, but the "show changes" is working now [19:32:23] * Krenair shrugs [19:32:36] I've worked on this page before, that's why I figured someone was testing something [19:32:46] all good now :) [22:42:45] is this a representation for page load time: https://grafana.wikimedia.org/dashboard/db/webpagetest?panelId=7&fullscreen&from=1448437571181&to=1449042371182&var-wiki=enwiki&var-browser=All&var-location=All&var-page=Facebook&var-view=firstView [22:43:22] ? [22:45:11] * Seddon pokes reedy [22:48:28] * Seddon pokes tommoris [23:27:55] Seddon: from when I asked about it a few days ago: [23:27:57] 18:06 <+ gilles> greg-g: I've just looked at it, the filmstrip here tells the story: http://wpt.wmftest.org/video/compare.php?tests=151202_ES_6Y-r:1-c:0 [23:28:01] 18:06 <+ gilles> the banner appears, then vanishes [23:28:03] 18:07 <+ gilles> which is what causes the speedindex to increase. speedindex is the time it takes for the above-the-fold area to settle on its final form [23:28:06] 18:08 <+ gilles> ah, rather, it's that the banner takes time to appear [23:28:09] 18:08 <+ gilles> the video is easier to understand: http://wpt.wmftest.org/video/view.php?id=151202_4F_6R.1.0 [23:28:12] 18:09 <+ gilles> it means that while the banner is running the speedindex score is artificially bad, because the banner doesn't appear on pageload, but a bit later and pushes everything down [23:28:16] 18:10 <+ gilles> what was time-to-article-above-the-fold is now time-to-banner [23:28:19] from #wikimedia-perf