[09:38:42] Hi. Anybody here knows new wiki creation procedures? [09:39:52] is it much complicated to reqiest adding 2-side importing permission mul <--> new_wiki for all newly created Wikisources? [09:41:39] ankry: for the second question, there just needs to be tasks submitted for each wiki that shows community consenus for those import oprtions [09:42:36] i'm not sure thats a option for global imports eg all wikisources to have a vertain import source by default [09:45:09] revi: p858snake community decission is another issue [09:45:27] p858snake: at the moment I am asking about technicals [09:45:54] ankry: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Add_a_wiki [09:47:52] phuzion: as all new wikisources originate from mul.ws I think, decission of mul.ws community would be enough here, *if* such request is technically possible and acceptable? [09:48:35] AFAIK, the import mul -> new wikisource was enabled by default [09:48:45] revi: ^^^^ am I right here? [09:48:53] I dunno about that one [09:48:58] or should this go to meta? [09:49:37] revi: 2 lines higher, about where a decission is required [09:50:05] haven't used import @ wikisources [09:51:04] and the discussion.... what does langcom say? I think they do the initial imports [09:52:03] yes [09:52:39] leter imports are needed for forgotten/misplaced pages and/or local copyright related issues [09:53:04] *later [09:53:40] So, I will as langcom first [15:11:33] Hello, [15:11:33] Any node.js application on wikimedia toolforge (tools.wmflabs.org/) has the OAuth facility ? [15:15:39] I referred this https://www.npmjs.com/package/passport-mediawiki-oauth but I need any live application which is already has OAuth for reference. [15:22:08] Gopa: Have you seen https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/My_first_NodeJS_OAuth_tool ? [15:23:37] Oo I'm checking through this. [15:25:27] yeah I already saw this, Any tools which are live with OAuth ? [15:26:53] Gopa: the code from that tutorial is live at https://tools.wmflabs.org/nodejs-mw-oauth-tool [15:28:35] Woow Nice, Thank you bd808 [16:01:00] im finding that wikidata ( graphql endpoint ) very frequently goes offline. is it usual or just me ? in a script im firing ~180 requests from which i receive in the same quantity `"request to https://wikidata.notimportant.org/graphql failed, reason: connect ETIMEDOUT 35.180.5.16:443","type":"system","errno":"ETIMEDOUT","code":"ETIMEDOUT"` [17:22:15] Anyone know why https://quarry.wmflabs.org/query/35140 returns nothing [17:23:09] RhinosF1, shouldn't that be sysop? [17:23:24] that's why [17:23:37] also I'm not sure that's the format of the log_params field.. [17:24:06] I copied it from something else - let me check again [17:25:43] Krenair, Still nothing so I could be completely out [17:28:12] you've got 200904130000 but I don't think that's right [17:28:36] yyyymmddhhmmss [17:28:43] Oh, You can tell I don't do SQL can't you [17:28:48] you're missing the second field [17:30:48] Krenair, Now what would make it only show ones that are still sysops [17:33:05] join users on log_title = user_name [17:33:13] join user_groups on ug_user = user_id [17:33:17] where ug_group = 'sysop' [17:33:29] so something like this [17:33:32] select user_name from logging join user on (log_title = user_name) join user_groups on (ug_user = user_id) WHERE ug_group = 'sysop' and log_type = "rights" AND log_params like "%sysop" and log_timestamp < 20090413000000; [17:33:42] areas I'd be cautious of however [17:33:44] log_params format [17:33:57] users who lost their sysop rights and then regained them [17:35:22] Okay, That showed more than I thought it would [17:36:14] yes well as I said some of those may be dupes due to loosing and regaining rights [17:37:18] Okay, Anyway to remove the dupes [17:37:46] are you looking for people who held admin continuously for 10 years? [17:38:22] or are you looking for people who held admin for an hour over 10 years ago and got it again last week? [17:38:37] No, Who were promoted more than 10 years ago and are still a sysop now [17:39:07] Doesn't matter if they've lost it during that time [17:40:12] they could've lost it before that time too [17:41:13] They could have as long as they were promoted more than 10 years ago and are an admin currently.