[15:21:02] hi! If I get "someone tried to log in" from another langugage version of wp than I'm on, does that mean that the attempt was made immediatly before the message was sent, or could it lag with say hours or days? [15:33:21] flinga: You should basically ignore those messages for the time being [15:33:38] Someone is mass trying to log into accounts, we blocked them but the emails are still triggering [15:33:57] ahaa, alright [15:34:04] thanks! [15:34:33] flinga: If you tell me your username I could check when exactly the attempt was made [15:36:26] hmm, I'm flinga ;) [15:45:32] flinga: So yeah, they are all part of the mass attack. There has been 4 attempts on your account in total, most recently at 2018-05-07T12:48:42. The last 3 attempts have been blocked by us, but the first attempt happened before we started blocking the attacker [15:45:58] flinga: In any case, we are monitoring/mitigating the current attack situation closely, so basically don't worry [15:46:41] okay, but none where successful then, in any case? [15:46:41] sure, I understand, good work! [15:46:53] flinga: None were succesful [15:47:09] good :) thank you very much [15:47:17] Well the first one is the only one with the potential (as the other 3 were blocked), and the first one was not succesful [15:51:22] sure :) [17:28:20] Hi everyone. I'm new to tool forge. I'm wondering, what would be the most optimal way to query things like article size, revisions, categories, etc, from a python tool hosted at tool forge? Query the /w/api.php? [17:47:21] The SQL access is probably easier, but api.php can work as well [17:50:26] bawolff: thank you. And is there any delay between the live data and the data available through SQL on tool forge? [17:50:31] yes [17:50:45] Usually its a couple seconds, but it can sometimes vary [17:51:09] (I don't know much about it, someone else can maybe talk about how big an issue toolforge replag is) [17:51:21] I think most of the time it would be less than a second [17:51:24] ah, that's fine. I thought more like days or weeks:) [18:46:04] Where I can lookup all the codenames for all wmf wikis? like enwiki, ukwiki, ...? [18:49:04] yurb: for the most part, it's a concatenation of the two letter language code, plus the project name (where wiki=wikipedia) [18:49:09] https://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Special:SiteMatrix [18:49:14] https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=dblists/all.dblist [18:49:18] yurb [18:49:24] thank you all [18:49:33] Also, https://quarry.wmflabs.org/query/4031 [18:50:57] great [22:37:57] Looking at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Revisions I don't see a way to access the amount of bytes added/removed [22:39:34] There isn't. Get the previous revision and calculate it, I guess