[13:04:57] Hi [13:23:08] WMDE is effectively locked out of phabricator. [13:23:11] anyone around to fix that? [13:30:13] DanielK_WMDE: maybe twentyafterfour once he is around [13:30:24] see https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T198612 [13:32:52] andre__: i gave it a goat toaken, maybe it helps [15:04:50] DanielK_WMDE: still locked out? [15:09:13] twentyafterfour: didn't see an error lately. but I suppose it just depends on the rate of phab activity from the wmde office [15:24:10] DanielK_WMDE: you should be exempt now [15:24:54] twentyafterfour: thank you! [15:25:51] twentyafterfour: uh, just to be sure: me personally, or wmde's ip? [15:33:37] DanielK_WMDE: wmde's ip [15:33:47] Thank you [19:00:30] Hello ! feedback wanted: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T198646 [22:51:43] Is this the right place to ask questions about PAWS? [22:52:41] alice_rabbit: not the best, but I can respond here. Ideal would be #wikimedia-cloud [22:52:43] Ask, and we’ll try to help [22:54:25] What information in PAWS is public? If I'm in the terminal and enter a command there is it public? And what can I use it for, would it be okay to use it to run a bot for custom mediawiki wiki's? [22:55:24] The mediawiki stuff is so big. It's easier to file my taxes than to understand all of the mediawiki stuff. [22:55:46] Or is it wikimedia, I don't even know anymore. [22:55:46] alice_rabbit: assume everything in the PAWS filesystem is public [22:56:06] Okay, but if I open a new terminal and run commands there? [22:56:26] 'cause if that is public, how would I run stuff that requires passwords? [22:58:14] alice_rabbit: the terminal commands are not easily acessible, but they are not "secret" either [22:59:00] So is there any way to run anything that requires passwords in PAWS? [22:59:44] some trusted users have access to everything in PAWS, myself included [23:01:49] at minimum, make sure any files were the passwords may be are correctly permissioned [23:02:04] Ah, I see. [23:02:11] but I wouldn't place any sensitive passwords in it at all [23:02:29] Hmm, okay. [23:03:50] on the question if it's ok to run a bot for a custom mediawiki, it depends. We are under the same rules in PAWS as the rest of Cloud Services https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikitech:Cloud_Services_Terms_of_use [23:05:29] so, anything that somehow is related to the Wikimedia Movement is ok, be it edits in a project wiki or a private project for analytics. [23:05:46] I see. [23:05:55] Thank you! [23:06:03] you're welcome [23:06:24] I don't think it will suit my needs in that case but I do like the possibility of it. [23:06:33] Like, it's a nice initiative. [23:07:25] If I make anything that would be useful for all wiki's I'll probably use it. [23:07:58] I tried to use AutoWikiBrowser for my custom wiki but it didn't work. [23:18:27] When I try to add my custom wiki to autowikibrowser it gives me this error: http://i.xomf.com/rpwdd.png I will post the url I used if that's okay? [23:18:53] Not sure if it would count as advertising and I don't feel like getting banned. [23:37:09] alice_rabbit: the url here is fine, but I'm sorry I can't help you with AutoWikiBrowser [23:37:35] https://dofgaming.us/w/ is the url I used. [23:37:59] I hope someone can. If not, too bad.