[04:09:22] <PinkAmpersand>	 Hey, does anyone know: When you reset your password, does that terminate all other active login sessions?
[04:13:35] <PinkAmpersand>	 Nvm. Going to bed. If anyone knows the answer, please message me. Thanks!
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[13:02:08] <zhwiki>	 How to speed up the use of importdump.php to import the database
[13:02:15] <zhwiki>	  Who can help me ?
[13:05:32] <zhwiki>	 How to speed up the use of importdump.php to import the database
[15:33:18] <zhwiki>	 如何从XML导入我到我的数据库，XML来源于https://dumps.wikimedia.org
[15:33:28] <zhwiki>	 How do I import from XML to my database from https://dumps.wikimedia.org 
[15:41:07] <zhwiki>	 Hello?
[15:41:46] <zhwiki>	 Who can help me solve the problem ?
[15:43:24] <zhwiki>	 I want to import data from the https://dumps.wikimedia.org/ backup to my database, but I don't know how to quickly import data into my database. 
[15:43:50] <Matthew_>	 zhwiki: It's probably easier to use a database dump: https://dumps.wikimedia.org/backup-index-bydb.html 
[15:45:58] <zhwiki>	 Matthew_: I have backed up to my server and are looking for ways to import my database. 
[15:46:28] <Matthew_>	 Uhm, then I don't know.  I'm sorry
[15:47:27] <zhwiki>	 Matthew_: I wonder how you can find a developer or an administrator 
[15:49:00] <Matthew_>	 Hm... Maybe try #mediawiki ?  That channel is often dead as well, so don't expect a quick answer though. 
[15:59:44] <zhwiki>	 thx
[17:03:45] <PinkAmpersand>	 hello. i was here yesterday to ask this question, but wound up going to bed: when you reset your password, does that terminate all other logged-in sessions?
[17:09:36] <Sir_Designer>	 i think just logging in can terminate existing sessions elsewhere
[17:12:33] <PinkAmpersand>	 Really?
[17:14:16] <PinkAmpersand>	 Just tried logging in from Incognito while already logged in on my browser. The sessions are running concurrently
[17:14:35] <Sir_Designer>	 try different machine
[17:15:54] <Reedy>	 AFAIK, nothing like that terminates any sessions
[17:17:00] <PinkAmpersand>	 Not even the password reset?
[17:17:51] <Reedy>	 Nope
[17:18:18] <PinkAmpersand>	 Shit. Is there *any* way to force other sessions to terminate?
[17:18:53] <Reedy>	 We have a script to do it
[17:19:17] <PinkAmpersand>	 Is that something y'all can do on request?
[17:19:34] <Reedy>	 Possibly, if we can confirm who you are to the account
[17:19:40] <Reedy>	 Otherwise people could just request it ot be dickish
[17:20:05] <PinkAmpersand>	 I still have access. Would a post on your talk page be sufficient?
[17:20:47] <Huon>	 in the mobile view, Wikipedia has started showing a selection of "related articles", not necessarily connected by links or categories - does someone know where that feature is documented?
[17:21:31] <Reedy>	 It's an extension
[17:21:57] <Huon>	 and what determines what pages are related to a given one?
[17:22:07] <Huon>	 it's not in the wiki code, for all I can tell
[17:22:45] <PinkAmpersand>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:RelatedArticles
[17:22:58] <Reedy>	 It's done in text
[17:23:48] <Reedy>	 {{#related:Test with read more}}
[17:23:48] <Reedy>	 {{#related:Another test page}}
[17:24:47] <Huon>	 no it isn't - " Related articles will be determined algorithmically based on Cirrus Search"
[17:25:25] <Reedy>	 Well, it also says straight after that "Alternatively, you can manually add related articles like so:"
[17:25:55] <Huon>	 yes, but that's rarely done
[17:25:59] <stjn>	 Reedy: it is not done in text in Wikipedia, they are autosuggestions.
[17:26:15] <Reedy>	 Meh
[17:26:18] <Reedy>	 It could be
[17:26:25] <Reedy>	 Doesn't mean that it isn't always
[17:26:41] <stjn>	 They are usually done in text in Wikivoyage, but it is not the practice to add related articles in WP.
[17:27:14] <stjn>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Reading/Web/Projects/Related_pages
[17:27:48] <PinkAmpersand>	 So Reedy, should I go ahead and ping you onwiki?
[17:28:04] <stjn>	 It was a beta feature for desktop site for quite the time, but they turned it off :-/
[17:45:08] <Reedy>	 PinkAmpersand: Sure, I'll take that as enough to do that for you
[17:49:00] <PinkAmpersand>	 {{done}}
[17:55:02] <Reedy>	 Let's see if airport lounge wifi will get me onto teh servers
[17:55:55] <PinkAmpersand>	 Heh. Thanks
[17:58:32] <Reedy>	 That should've done it on enwiki
[17:58:38] <Reedy>	 Next question is how well that works with CA
[17:59:51] <PinkAmpersand>	 Hmm
[18:00:23] <Reedy>	 reedy@tin:~$ mwscript invalidateUserSessions.php --wiki=enwiki --user=PinkAmpersand
[18:00:23] <Reedy>	 Invalidated sessions for user PinkAmpersand
[18:01:23] <PinkAmpersand>	 Well the only other wiki I have any advanced rights on is Wikidata. So I guess if you did that too, that would basically cover everywhere important
[18:01:46] <PinkAmpersand>	 (Oh, I guess I've got sysop on testwiki and testwikidatawiki, FWIW)
[18:02:00] <Reedy>	 I do wonder if we've got a bug about this
[18:02:16] <PinkAmpersand>	 About terminating for all wikis instead of one?
[18:02:52] <Reedy>	 Well, the original issue
[18:03:06] <Reedy>	 Resetting a password should probably push out a few sessions
[18:03:07] <PinkAmpersand>	 Ah, my password not working without explanation?
[18:03:15] <PinkAmpersand>	 Oh. Yeah. That.
[18:03:35] <Reedy>	 Unfortunately, my internet is iffy I can't really phab search atm
[18:03:45] <PinkAmpersand>	 I'm planning on filing a bug about what happened with my password, if no one at VPT can explain it, at least
[18:04:02] <Reedy>	 Maybe just do it anyway
[18:04:35] <Reedy>	 I was guessing you'd left yourself logged in somewhere you didn't want to be, and reset your password as a precaution
[18:04:51] <PinkAmpersand>	 Nope. It just bounced with no explanation
[18:06:42] <PinkAmpersand>	 My understanding is there's only three ways that can happen: 1) Someone changed it from within my account settings, which wouldn't have sent an email (which in itself seems like a bug); 2) Someone clicked the "forgot your password?" link, which *would* have sent an email, but none arrived; 3) A sysadmin reset it, which would only happen after a security
[18:06:43] <PinkAmpersand>	 breach, for which I would have gotten an email.
[18:07:36] <Reedy>	 For the first, they'd have needed to know your current password?
[18:07:44] <PinkAmpersand>	 Oh, I guess, technically, 4) I somehow edited the saved password in my password manager without knowing it. (It was a random string of characters I didn't know.)
[18:08:07] <Reedy>	 I don't think it's no 3)
[18:08:21] <Reedy>	 No 2) would only be possible if they'd managed to change your email first
[18:08:25] <PinkAmpersand>	 If someone somehow got on a session of Chrome I'd been using, they would have been able to autopopulate the old password on the reset form
[18:09:03] <PinkAmpersand>	 And yeah, I very much doubt it's #3 either. Just listing everything that's hypothetically possible.
[18:09:51] <PinkAmpersand>	 And yeah, my email's fine. No log of it being accessed from any location I don't recognize. And I did reset its password as well, just to be safe.
[18:10:17] <PinkAmpersand>	 So that leaves #1, #4, and the implicit #5, which is that it's a bug
[18:12:01] <PinkAmpersand>	 And with #1, the obvious question would be why they didn't do any damage. They could have changed my email to lock me out for good, but they didn't. And I have template editor access. They could have put up a dick pic on every article on Wikipedia if they'd wanted. So the hack/crack angle seems unlikely