[01:48:03] Any ideas what would cause SUL to not let someone login to enwiki? [01:48:28] Probably cookies getting fucked up [01:48:32] Are you that someone? [01:49:05] No [01:49:41] they are over in #wikipedia-en and can login to other wikis but SUL wont create their enwiki account [02:03:12] are they blocked? [02:04:12] They didnt say, no local user account and no active blocks on their IP (I pulled from their IRC hostname) [02:08:31] Error message? [02:08:43] There seems to be a problem with your login session; this action has been canceled as a precaution against session hijacking. Please resubmit the form. You may receive this message if you are blocking cookies. [02:09:12] Very generic [02:09:39] Noting if they're logged in elsewhere, they shouldn't need to explicitly login on enwiki anyway [02:09:54] the magic js login should log them in [02:19:49] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T252957 [13:01:35] [[Tech]]; Filipposkifos; /* thema */ new section; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=20092966&oldid=20090593&rcid=15516206 [13:42:39] [[Tech]]; ArielGlenn; /* thema */; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=20093021&oldid=20092966&rcid=15516321 [16:39:43] updating python on Toolforge will require sudo, any idea how to go about it without sudo or how am i supposed to do it [16:42:26] You can't [16:42:46] If you need a newer version of python, file a phab ticket... Though, it's potentially not going to happen [16:47:22] If the project is already built on Python 3.7.7 it presents a potential problem :/ and downgrading to 3.5 is problematic as well since some dependencies might not (CI/dependency management is also on 3.7.7) be supported. Does Cloud VPS over a solution in this aspect? [16:47:30] offer* [16:49:35] debian stable has 3.7.3 [16:50:11] Though [16:50:13] https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Python [16:50:20] >python3: Python 3.5.3 (3.7.3 on kubernetes) [16:50:47] any reason you can't use kubernetes? [16:50:52] i don't think you can submit job engine submissions inside kubernetes [16:53:21] it seems that it can run cronjobs, let me read up (although i did read somewhere you can't so I'm confused) [16:59:36] right, so we can't use the grid engine but we can use the kubernetes cluster for continuous jobs itself it seems [16:59:42] "It is not possible to interact with the Grid Engine from Kubernetes (no jsub...)" [16:59:46] thanks for the help! [17:00:32] np [17:40:45] Reedy does kubernetes automatically restart a failing pod or provide some mechanism for doing so? [17:40:59] similar to grid-engine submissions [17:41:28] it can, depening on what you tell it to do [17:42:47] simple re-running the script is fine [18:56:53] [[Tech]]; MZMcBride; /* Anti-vandalism bot */ +reply; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=20093532&oldid=20093021&rcid=15517868 [19:05:40] is it possible to run two kubernetes pods (different scripts) in one tool account? [19:06:49] If that's a question for Toolforge I think they listen to #wikimedia-cloud [19:08:06] alright, will ask there :) [19:09:16] Hopefully someone from the Cloud Services team is listening and can help you [19:10:09] yep, let's see :) thanks again