[00:54:59] RoanKattouw: do you know the status of https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/34885 ?? [00:58:33] I have no idea [00:59:06] I thought Trevor talked to you about it... [01:21:38] That was just Trevor and Timo talking to each other [01:21:50] I was floating around at the time but they didn't pull me in [02:07:18] howdy, kaldari [02:07:58] hello [02:09:08] how are you ? [02:09:20] good, I had a thought about your development plan.... [02:09:33] kaldari: regarding the mail i sent you ? [02:10:59] when did you send me an email? recently? [02:11:20] ya, i had sent you a mail on 5th [02:11:54] it was on the thread in which i had introduced my proposal to you [02:12:58] kaldari: should i send it again ? [02:13:01] no [02:13:04] I see it [02:13:10] ok :) [02:13:14] I don't think Flinfo will be that useful [02:13:41] kaldari: i had the same thoughts [02:13:53] You're doing everything from the client side, so you can just write simple API calls for getting all the data [02:14:24] ya, and flinfo would add an extra burden and dependency on UW [02:14:30] Flickr's API is extremely easy to use [02:14:41] it's one of the best APIs I've ever seen in fact :) [02:14:53] kaldari: ya it is, i have used it before [02:15:15] flinfo would be more useful for a PHP-based solution [02:15:21] than UploadWizard [02:15:47] true that, so we would go ahead without it [02:16:08] you were talking about some thought you had about my development plan... [02:16:17] still, there's probably a lot of code in Flinfo that might be useful for figuring out how to map info from Flickr to Commons templates and such [02:16:36] so it would probably be useful to look at and learn from [02:16:40] but maybe not to use directly [02:16:57] ya, infact i have already started looking at how it does things with the same thought in mind [02:17:49] oh yeah, the thought I had... [02:19:36] It might be useful to implement a very simple version of Flickr uploading before you do a full-fledged Flickr browsing interface. Like I was thinking, maybe for an initial test version, you could have people just enter the URL of an image on Flickr (rather than browsing to it) and that would then get uploaded. [02:20:22] That way if the browsing interface falls apart for some reason, you still have something usable to submit for that part of the project. [02:20:47] And it's good agile development methodology ;) [02:21:42] kaldari: sounds good, and ya agile development is good. I would start working on it, and hope to get the very basic, simple version out soon [02:22:54] also, sorry I haven't had a chance to look at your drag and drop code yet [02:22:54] kaldari: one more thing, while working on HTML5 drag and drop, i had some issues testing the code in different browsers. None of the tools available are free, and i already exhausted the demo version of BrowserStack [02:23:22] kaldari: thats fine, you an look at it whenever you have time [02:23:33] ah, I'll see if I can get you access to any of our virtual machines... [02:23:49] I'm afraid they are only accessible from the office LAN though [02:23:59] but I'll check [02:24:01] I was talking to Krinkle that day and he suggested that WMF has a BrowserStack account [02:24:11] oh, I didn't know that [02:24:47] if that is possible, then i can host it on my hosting and test it through BrowserStack [02:25:26] drecodeam: WMF has an organization account at BrowserStack, with several account slots. [02:25:50] do we have any sort of policy on who can use it? [02:26:00] well, there are multiple account slots [02:26:11] since an account can only have 1 simultaneous session, the plan is to have one account per person that needs it [02:26:44] Erik Moeller announced on engineering list who to ask in the office for an acccount [02:26:54] not sure who manages it but it was mentioned on the list who does it [02:27:07] in the last few weeks [02:30:55] I just submitted a request for an account. We'll see what happens. [02:31:40] Anyway, it's rather late here so I should probably go home now :) [02:31:59] kaldari: ok thanks. [02:32:12] ttyl [02:32:17] kaldari: bye, have a good day :D [02:33:30] Krinkle: thanks for the help. Are you mentoring this year in GSoC ? [02:33:50] No, not officially. Not enough availability [02:34:31] however I am a core developer and often on irc, so feel free to poke me :) [02:34:48] ohh ok, and ya i will if i want any help. Thanks. [02:35:14] but if possible poke the mentor first :D [02:35:33] Krinkle: i will :D [02:36:11] Krinkle: need to go now, had been awake the whole night. Chao [02:37:13] ciaoai [02:40:44] 2012 meets 2007: http://i.imgur.com/82an1.png http://integration.mediawiki.org/testswarm/ [02:40:44] :D [02:41:35] (the screen is 0.3alpha from git master) [07:55:05] hi Daniel_WMDE [16:03:31] YuviPanda:Hello [16:03:38] bharath: heya! [16:04:17] YuviPanda: I want to work on Android app of wikimedia? [16:04:31] bharath: come over to #wikimedia-mobile [20:08:07] !bs query+specialpaes [20:08:08] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=query%2Bspecialpaes [20:08:09] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=query%2Bspecialpaes [20:08:09] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=query%2Bspecialpaes [20:08:09] https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=query%2Bspecialpaes [20:08:11] ? [20:08:48] * Krinkle goes ts-willow [20:29:45] lol [20:29:48] All of the mwbots! [21:07:45] anyway, I fixed it at Toolserver in the mean time. mw-bot should be single again by now [21:07:47] ah, it is [21:07:49] mw-bot: [21:08:08] don't worry mw-bot, you're not alone. just not with your own kind :P [21:08:48] We humans can't handle the awesomeness of your brothers and sisters [21:10:23] Reedy: btw, did you see the wikitech-l thread about request for a setup.exe for MediaWiki? [21:11:15] I did... [21:11:45] http://cl.ly/363Y0E2a253U1g2p342G [21:19:50] Krinkle: are you going to report it to bz? [21:20:01] what? [21:20:06] the security thing? [21:20:09] ya [21:20:17] I opened a security bug on bz.wm.o [21:20:22] I saw [21:20:26] k [21:20:31] But it's not necesserily our problem to fix [21:20:35] yeah [21:20:40] Unless it's a config issue [21:21:04] probably not [21:23:20] Reedy: This would classify as a "CSRF vulnerability", right ? [21:26:38] It would seem so [21:31:37] Reedy: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=743471 [21:31:46] (may not be visible, I ticked "Security" [21:33:10] heh, yeah [21:33:10] You are not authorized to access bug #743471. [21:34:57] Reedy: I added you to CC [21:35:16] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=743471 [21:35:23] Reedy: It got marked INVALID? [21:35:33] Is this a plugin or something? [21:36:27] Oh [21:36:28] Hmm [21:36:48] I have nfi [21:36:55] no google results of ir [21:36:56] it [21:37:04] Or is this hexmode's creation? [21:37:29] I don't recall anyone saying they added it.. [21:37:33] it's not in trunk/tools [21:37:50] I was just going to look there in ./bugzilla [21:38:02] can you grab the actual file from the server and see if it has some info in it? [21:38:12] like "@author hexmode" or something :P [21:38:16] yeah [21:38:35] let me see where it's located [21:39:28] Access denied [21:52:56] Krinkle: have to try again when there are ops about [21:53:04] k [22:00:47] Krinkle: let's hope it is derived from the others [22:00:50] the fix looks fairly trivial [22:01:44] "As discussed with mkanat, we won't fix it on stable branches as some installations and 3rd party applications rely on these feature" is somewhat scary [22:08:23] yeah [22:23:29] Krinkle: got a copy [22:24:40] No useful information identifing it [22:33:29] why are we allowing for private account requests? [22:34:15] What? [22:34:29] "If you don't want to post a public request, https://labsconsole.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Access#Access_FAQ on IRC channel irc://irc.freenode.net/wikimedia-labshttp://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#wikimedia-labs and ask them privately for an account." [22:34:54] I always get pinged on the weekend to make accounts for people :( [22:35:20] I don't want to make accounts on my time off, and for some reason I'm listed as a recommended contact [22:35:55] Amsuingly as am I, it was news to me when someone asked me to create them an account, never having done it before... [22:36:03] heh [22:36:09] I'm going to switch that to sumanah :) [22:36:55] The information is then public.... [22:37:01] Which sorta defeats the point [22:37:10] yep [22:37:13] I'm also going to remove that [22:39:25] when someone requests an account on irc I'm forced to do it right then and there [22:39:29] or I'll forget [22:39:42] haha, indeed [22:39:45] all of the info is public anyway, so it's stupid to allow private requests [23:33:16] Reedy: Thx, got it [23:33:19] Reedy: (mail from RT) [23:33:38] I'm still intrigued to know who wrote it [23:33:45] Reedy: Can you perform a search for "deletecomment.cgi" as well? Because this file doesn't include how it ends up in the GUI [23:34:15] and dig up "bug/removed-comment.html.tmpl" [23:34:25] bug/removed_comment.html.tmpl [23:34:47] gosh, it doesn't even verify the comments belongs to that bug ID [23:34:48] You'll have to ask Ryan_Lane (or someone) nicely [23:35:40] I can't even remember when the functionality appeared.. [23:35:50] Somewhere in the last few months [23:35:50] Must've been around all the spamming [23:36:11] I think this is hexmode's secret weapon [23:36:20] he mentioned it a few times but was very vague around it [23:36:27] it does require begin in a certain user group though [23:36:33] I don't recall being added or adding myself to it [23:36:33] ah [23:36:38] maybe inheritted? [23:36:43] bugzilla admin? [23:36:47] I am [23:37:11] Maybe cc hexmode on the bug [23:37:57] Indeed, Im not in that group [23:38:06] but it does show dark grey when I edit myself [23:38:13] "A grey bar indicates indirect membership, either derived from other groups (marked with square brackets) or via regular expression (marked with '*')."