[05:08:27] Hello there some of the request are pending on Toolforge Please check them [05:44:08] !help can anyone response back [05:44:08] If you don't get a response in 15-30 minutes, please email the cloud@ mailing list -- https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Cloud_Services_communication [08:28:48] Is Toolforge auto-update (https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Auto-update_a_tool_from_GitHub/GitLab) known to work with Codeberg? If so, has it been documented somewhere? [09:28:16] jneubert: that's not the current best practice, I'll update it [09:28:25] are you deploying a webservice? or some other kind of job? [09:28:35] also, using buildpacks or pre-built images? [09:36:42] Currently, I'm deploying a little php script, searching the PM20 holdings via wikidata (https://pm20-search.toolforge.org/) [09:38:12] no buildpacks, no pre-built images [09:46:16] using webservice then? [09:46:53] if so then yep, that's the current way of doing so (support coming in a few months for the safer way of deploying) [09:47:27] technically there should not be any problems using codeberg, though I don't know of anyone that has used it yet like that [09:49:44] yeah, that's in the "there's no reason why it wouldn't work, but you'll have to try and check it to find out" category [09:54:29] OK, thanks for the hints, I'll check it! [12:42:25] Given an internal 192.168.x IP, is there a way to further track down to which cloud-instance or ideally service that IP belongs? We experience traffic in Phabricator from one specific IP in that cloud-storage realm, and I'd very much appreciate hints where to poke further. TIA! [12:44:35] ah wait, ignore that. I think codesearch.wmcloud.org already gives me a pointer [12:46:47] andre: where are you seeing 192.168 addresses? [12:46:59] in the pull logs of Phab [12:47:01] something has gone very wrong if phabricator is seeing those [12:47:08] but I found now https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/plugins/gitiles/labs/codesearch/+/refs/heads/master/write_config.py [12:47:21] do you have an example I could look at? [12:48:05] so Codesearch pulls the netbox-exported-dns repo from Phab instead of Gerrit. Mystery solved. I'm gonna file a ticket. [12:48:10] You can see it at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/pulllog/?repositories=PHID-REPO-hje5czxxz2myfpljuoul [12:48:16] I'm gonna open a ticket :) [12:49:58] andre: that is 172.16.x.x, not 192.168.x.x? [12:50:15] arrrrgh. PEBKAC. Yes. Sorry!!! [12:50:30] * andre needs more coffee it seems [12:51:09] for those, the easiest way is to log on to any WMCS host and use `host`: [12:51:09] taavi@tools-bastion-14:~ $ host 172.16.4.133 [12:51:09] 133.4.16.172.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer codesearch9.codesearch.eqiad1.wikimedia.cloud. [12:52:16] andre: fwiw there is no netbox-exported-dns repo in Gerrit, the phab repo is there to mirror from the netbox host as cloning it from there is suuuuper slow [12:53:26] ah thanks, those instructions fill my knowledge gap :) [12:53:28] Noted. [13:37:02] Hello there my request is pending from 3 days on Toolforge can anyone response on it [13:38:31] Can anyone reply me here? [16:54:45] Hi, I need your help for a basic commit. Today, I committed a change to Pywikibot's Gerrit repo, which is for adding kaa.wikt and ky.wikipedia to welcome.py. It was a very basic change with just 2 added lines. However, although it was reviewed by xqt, failed jenkins-bot's test. [16:54:46] I don't understand why such a minor change was failed, and don't know what to do. Also, looks that jenkins-bot tried to search a file named "mementos"s from Google and Wayback Machine, as seen on test logs: "Exception: mementos not found for https://google.com via https://web.archive.org/web/". Could anyone help me about that? Is it my mistake or another thing? [16:54:47] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/pywikibot/core/+/1207789 [17:18:20] Xqt solved the problem