[02:09:08] is someone messing with svn post-commit hooks? [02:09:31] "Warning: post-commit hook failed (exit code 2)" [02:09:35] <^demon> Grr. [02:10:22] now my svn seems to be totally borked [02:11:15] <^demon> It's not you. [02:11:23] <^demon> I thought mark fixed that. [02:11:54] who do I need to poke? [02:12:24] <^demon> It's an ops thing, I'm already looking at it. [02:13:21] thanks! [02:13:45] I can't leave work until I get this checked in and deployed :( [02:14:13] for the fundraising stuff tomorrow [02:14:14] <^demon> I can temporarily fix it. [02:14:22] <^demon> Well, work around it :p [02:14:35] disable the hooks? [02:15:23] <^demon> Yeah, did that temporarily. [02:15:31] should I try it again? [02:15:56] <^demon> Yeah go ahead. [02:16:31] hmm, my svn commands do nothing now :( [02:16:58] <^demon> "Do nothing?" [02:17:06] <^demon> That sounds unlikely to be formey's fault. [02:17:20] yeah, all svn commands put me immediately back to the prompt [02:17:40] <^demon> Even an svn up? [02:17:53] Commit failed (details follow): [02:17:54] Commit blocked by pre-commit hook (exit code 255) with no output. [02:18:11] well svn update works, but not svn status diff or commit [02:22:37] <^demon> kaldari: All those still wfm. I think that's a local problem. [02:22:56] <^demon> I am still fixing the hooks (a problem which wouldn't affect things like status, diff or log) [02:23:00] I can't commit locally [02:23:10] locally? at all [02:25:06] heh, post commit failed [02:26:01] /svnroot/mediawiki/hooks/deferred-updates.sh: line 8: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"' [02:26:01] /svnroot/mediawiki/hooks/deferred-updates.sh: line 12: syntax error: unexpected end of file [02:26:25] <^demon> Wtf...those were identical to what was already running on formey? [02:26:49] that's the same error I was getting [02:27:08] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1366488 [02:27:09] <^demon> You didn't say that. [02:27:28] <^demon> Anyway.... [02:28:17] <^demon> Ah crap [02:28:20] <^demon> I've got it. [02:29:18] fixed now? [02:29:50] <^demon> I'll check it in to gerrit [02:29:55] ok [11:13:09] is it possible that you override "you got new messages" on enwp [11:13:20] so that you can edit tp and person would not see it [11:13:39] <^demon|away> No. [11:13:42] ok [11:14:06] it's regarding this wmf request: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_%28proposals%29#Proposal:_Shared_IP_talk_page_archiving [11:14:25] some sysop said that bot edits are not noticed, but obviously I just checked it's not true [11:33:35] oh, combination of minor and flag, overrides it [11:33:40] bot flag [22:07:44] tfinc: took care of OmniTI folks justnow [22:10:24] "took care" [22:10:25] *Reedy grins [22:11:07] Reedy: ? [22:11:15] Reedy: does that sound like I dispatched them with a machete? [22:11:23] Something like that, yup [22:11:45] :) no, just commit access for Article Feedback Tool stuff [22:17:39] they should be working in a whole new extension or summat. [22:17:52] so we can continue to work/bugfix AFT4. [22:17:52] and/or branch [22:19:07] jorm: I assume Howie is managing them -- or I can give you their email addresses [22:27:50] i'm not sure who is managing them. [22:27:52] fabrice, i guess. [22:46:54] who can point me in the right direction for learning the format of the output given by the irc channels from irc.wikimedia.org? [22:47:28] magicroot: "output"? hmmmm [22:47:43] well, first, is there an irc.wikimedia.org? [22:48:01] yes [22:48:01] magicroot: I don't think there is [22:48:04] oh [22:48:13] it's used for recent changes [22:48:20] *sumanah does a whois, gets a NOT FOUND [22:48:33] so a bot spews out moves, edits etc to a channel [22:48:37] but probably subdomains are not registered, duh [22:48:38] http://irc.wikimedia.org/ [22:48:43] It works! [22:49:03] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/IRC/Channels#Raw_feeds [22:49:32] magicroot, most people just make a regex to match the whole message nad hten split out from there [22:50:40] true, i would like to do that as well [22:50:46] but i dont understand the format [22:50:47] sample [22:50:47] [[User:PotatoSamurai]]????http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=457891515&oldid=457890393??*??PotatoSamurai??*??(+177) [22:50:48] 3:50 [22:51:29] So, the page User:PotatoSamari edited by the user PotatoSamurai [22:51:35] The added 177 characters [22:51:49] and though perhaps i can assume what each piece of the message means, i would like to *know* what it means [22:51:54] is this format documented, anywhere, Reedy ? [22:51:58] I'm just trying to find it [22:52:01] I thought it was [22:52:01] I'm with you, magicroot [22:52:12] if not, that meta page would be a reasonable place for it [22:52:39] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/IRC [22:52:55] so, okay. [22:53:00] brainstorming session. [22:53:09] i am working on a mobile skin thinger. [22:53:15] and i need to give it a name. [22:53:36] currently, i've been calling it "athena". but that's not going to be good. because it's focused on a culture. [22:54:23] which one? [22:54:49] sumanah, FYI, most of this is core MW functionality ;) [22:55:07] Reedy: you mean the IRC spew? [22:55:09] yup [22:55:20] Reedy: huh, core and not an extension? [22:55:21] huh [22:55:25] yup [22:55:33] RecentChange::getIRCLine() [22:55:47] It's not a lot of work to generate it, as it's just pushed out via our UDP stuffs [22:56:26] magicroot: do you have what you need? I'm looking at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:IRC_channel_scripts#IRC_channel_scripts .... still not seeing a documentation of the format [22:56:30] magicroot, http://code.google.com/p/huggle/source/browse/trunk/huggle/Irc.vb [22:56:39] Those the regexes Huggle uses [22:57:27] Ok, where the hell is this documented [22:58:51] thanks for the links, i can trace the code and derive something from there [22:59:55] magicroot: if you have a moment to document the format, it would be nice :-) [23:00:42] I'm sure it's somewhere [23:02:26] I got some code deciphering to do! if I come up with a good set of notes, I'll be happy to share them. [23:03:06] If the docs already exist, I can append to them [23:04:14] I'll re-raise this question upon my return when I have analyzed those links. Thanks alot. [23:06:42] jorm: wobile, but get a font for the w that looks like an upside down m. [23:07:25] (I know. it's painful. that's what you get for asking for suggestions.) [23:07:27] :D [23:08:19] jorm: tell us more about the mobile skin thinger and the culture so we can give name ideas? [23:08:40] well, this: http://elohim.gaijin.com/Athena-Mobile.png [23:08:46] and "athena" is the goddess of wisdom. [23:08:51] but also goddess of war. [23:08:54] but also: greek. [23:09:14] so you are naming the skin itself, right? [23:09:58] mobile/fast/Hermes? :-) pretty -> Narcissus? :-) just kidding [23:10:13] you want to get away from the specific cultural associations of Greece, I gather [23:10:35] ...maybe. [23:10:51] let's just say i'm putting the name up the flag pole and seeing who salutes, i guess. [23:10:51] jorm: just go non-greek and use Sarasvati [23:11:18] you've got knowledge and technology with her! [23:11:27] and a musical instrument [23:12:02] I'd prefer the "Saraswati" transliteration as that's what I grew up with [23:12:09] but de gustibus, etc [23:13:18] Hanuman would be better for mobility/speed/flight (our old mobile gateway would be like Ghatotkacha maybe?) [23:13:21] it's for a mobile wiki, right? it's mowiki! [23:14:06] mobiki [23:15:02] or you could go all random and call it 'blue' or you could piss off apple and call it 'Siki'. [23:15:24] (I don't think I'm helping.) [23:15:57] jorm: I have nothing in particular against the idea of "the Athena (mobile) skin" [23:16:22] medusa! [23:16:26] it'll turn you into stone! [23:16:54] Reedy: you mean it'll brick yr phone? [23:17:11] *Reedy bangs the drum [23:17:11] ouch [23:17:29] tip your servers (over) [23:17:32] let's also note that this skin is *intended* to be usable at other depths, too. tablet and browser. [23:18:40] I am stuck on Hindu mythology now, jorm: Varuna -- lord of the oceans. Or Vayu (wind). Orrrrr just name it after me [23:18:52] Rudra, the god of tears. [23:19:17] (actually, the absolute BEST halloween costume I *ever* saw in my life, and probably never will see its like again, was of Rudra.) [23:19:20] wow [23:19:25] it was almost a whole float. [23:19:27] +1 name in sumanah. [23:20:00] there was a platform, and it was being pulled along by a bunch of slaves. and there was just this magnificent . . . thing. on the platform. [23:20:05] there were maybe 20 people involved. [23:20:06] I'm actually thinking that we should codename any extension management project "Abhimanyu" (think Hotel California) [23:20:10] part of a parade in NYC. [23:22:50] jorm: so what's your name thinking now? [23:23:14] i'm still liking "athena" but i'm mostly fishing for reasons NOT to use the name. [23:24:10] there are an awful lot of things / products named athena... [23:24:26] Acai? [23:24:28] Babaco? [23:24:46] Citron? [23:24:48] Elvis? [23:24:52] there's already a wmf project called "Babaco". a color scheme. also one called citron. [23:25:03] (that's what I'm meaning) [23:25:05] and i used "elvis" as a codename for a version of one of my old games. [23:26:53] jorm: if you use Athena people will think we are MIT freaks? [23:26:58] *sumanah makes up reasons [23:27:14] Athena -> owls -> O RLY jokes all the time? [23:27:17] you could steal a vim colorscheme name - delek, slate, shine [23:27:23] i NEVER know what people will complain about. [23:27:30] i would LOVE to name something "dalek" [23:27:39] in fact, that's one of my server names (dalek.gaijin.com) [23:27:39] people will perceive you as mocking their currency/economic crisis? [23:27:49] lol [23:28:27] I always liked Minerva as a name. [23:34:20] shout out to anyone who knows front end devs looking for work. were hiring for the wikimedia mobile team http://bit.ly/quXxKn [23:55:30] robla: if my latest email to wikitech-l (on making commit access easier) is brain-dead, please feel free to reply & say NO WRONG. I am going to dinner. [23:55:42] *robla looks [23:57:24] <^demon|away> Sounds like a reasonable summary of what we discussed.