[00:03:09] James_F: The Wikimedia community existed before and will exist long after any arbitrary Wikimedia Foundation grouping of employees that pretends to represents its interests. But you already knew that. ;-) [00:03:32] Carmela: It's nice that you think that's relevant. [00:04:45] I suppose I'll need re-programming from our dear Community Leaders to set me straight. [00:04:46] um, what does the arbcom have to do with software deployments? why are they special and unlike all other editors? [00:05:11] Yeah, arbitration committees? [00:05:13] It's even more insane than that because almost every wiki doesn't have the plague that is an ArbCom. [00:05:30] ArbComs are—by far—the exception and not the rule. [00:05:32] But w/e. [00:06:05] It's not really worth discussing unless someone from the LCA team puts up a fuss (and I can't imagine they would). [00:06:16] legoktm: I was curious about the footer thing that was mentioned. [00:06:30] what it looks like? [00:06:33] Yeah. [00:06:57] A screenshot at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Global_user_pages might be nice, maybe. [00:07:26] Looks like that page needs a little love generally. [00:07:27] * Carmela clicks edit. [00:08:37] Carmela: http://cl.ly/image/3E2r0T062A0j [00:08:57] Or...that's what it looked like in September :P [00:09:11] What's the opt-out? [00:09:17] Per-wiki or everything? [00:09:36] if you opt-out it's opt out everywhere [00:09:44] How do you opt out? [00:09:48] Special:Preferences? [00:10:06] did you read the docs? ;) https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:GlobalUserPage#Controlling_what_content_is_displayed [00:10:19] Oh, docs, nice. [00:10:27] I was looking at the Meta-Wiki page like a fool. [00:11:46] :D [00:11:54] you can "opt-out" per-wiki by creating a blank userpage there I guess. [00:11:58] now if we can have global preferences :P [00:15:30] * ^d will have a globally blank userpage! [00:17:26] I cleaned up https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Global_user_pages a bit. [00:17:41] The JS/CSS bit is kind of irrelevant, but fine for now, I guess. [00:22:43] Meh, killed. [02:21:42] Wikipedia is being super duper slow... Ive checked my pseed, load, and ping and there are no problems, just wikipedia [03:01:52] [[Tech]]; Bindaladitya001; /* subject */ new section; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=10572100&oldid=10564915&rcid=5725035 [03:09:09] [[Tech]]; Jdforrester (WMF); Undo revision 10572100 by [[Special:Contributions/Bindaladitya001|Bindaladitya001]] ([[User talk:Bindaladitya001|talk]]); test edit; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=10572141&oldid=10572100&rcid=5725042 [07:52:24] legoktm: is https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=71241 blocked on anything I can help with? [07:52:58] I just finished generating the list of users to be notified ~30 minutes ago, and am writing an email to the ops list right now :) [07:53:47] yay [07:54:10] * Nemo_bis updates [08:25:23] WebAPI requests now make me wait on bits.wikimedia.org... I'm not impressed. :( [08:53:19] *teardrop* https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T717 [18:27:14] This might have been mentioned already, but AT&T users are having trouble logging in. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(technical)#Can_not_log_in_on_AT.26T has all the information that I have. [20:18:20] tonythomas: oooh https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/172322 so how do we see what it's doing? :) [20:20:00] Nemo_bis: We can check the db table! [20:22:49] (it's empty) [20:30:43] boooooooring [20:30:48] let's start emailing people [20:31:07] We just need to wait for legoktm to run the CA email spam [20:31:21] Except, the extension won't be enabled everywhere at that point probably [20:33:59] Reedy: which is a pity [20:34:07] Mmmm [20:34:10] We can always run a talk page bot on a wiki where it's enabled [20:34:12] Maybe we should make sure it is [20:34:32] If it works ;) [20:34:51] test2? wiki is probably far too small of a dataset to know [22:07:21] wow :) https://ganglia.wikimedia.org/latest/?r=day&cs=&ce=&c=Elasticsearch+cluster+eqiad&h=&tab=m&vn=&hide-hf=false&m=cpu_report&sh=1&z=small&hc=4&host_regex=&max_graphs=0&s=descending [22:43:15] what does this mean [22:43:17] A database query error has occurred. This may indicate a bug in the software. [22:43:17] Function: User::incEditCount [22:43:17] Error: 1205 Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction (10.64.32.22) [22:43:54] that can happen (although it obviously shouldn't) [22:43:56] just try it again