[11:15:01] when does the toolserver go bye bye? [12:05:09] moo [15:49:34] Dispenser: are you involved with geohack on labs [15:49:35] ? [16:11:31] akoopal: I think that is managed by Magnus alone. [16:12:03] http://tools.wmflabs.org/ should list the maintainers next to the tool. [16:17:55] scfc_de: ok, the question is more about the tool from para here for regions [16:18:01] I need that migrated [16:20:20] so //toolserver.org/~para/region.php [16:26:19] akoopal: That needs admin attention, AFAICS. While para seems to have licensed its tools under GPL2 and region.php is readable, he accesses a database and a table worldadmin98 that - I assume - isn't accessible publicly. So that table either needs to be dumped or (better) sourced from a public source (US gov? OSM?). [16:27:43] scfc_de: hmm, ok [16:27:59] the locator tool I maintain is softly depending on it [16:32:07] akoopal: If region.php uses the PostgreSQL server for spatial queries, we'd also have to wait for the GA of PostgreSQL at Labs ("real soon now"). As region.php doesn't look very "nice" :-), a proper rewrite wouldn't hurt either. Let's squat a tool name at Labs. Hmmm. "geodata/region.php"? [16:33:05] scfc_de: hmmm [16:33:26] geodata as names sounds ok [16:34:30] integrating in geohack is another option I guess [16:35:48] Yeah, but geohack is only a consumer of region.php, and most coordinates from Wikipedia have region information attached to them already. [16:49:00] scfc_de: agree, so geodata sounds ok [18:54:54] akoopal: Yes, but the labs copy of GeoHack was fscking rushed. I know about the region.php thing and was improving or resourcing a better data set. My situation is somewhat complicated as WMF is refusing to allocate resources for improving my tools. [19:04:43] Dispenser: ok [19:05:25] scfc_de: There plenty of idiots on enwiki who copy the wrong auto-region from GeoHack. My ghel database autofills that in hopes of curtailing that. I was looking for better polygons, but its a memory, time, or computation tradeoff. [19:06:18] Plus the database is from 1999 and things have geopolitically changed since then