[17:17:47] <inductiveload>	 so if i have  an expensive PHP function, where can I cache the results of that in case the same function is called with the same inputs in the same page?
[17:20:09] <woffle>	 static variable
[17:20:40] <woffle>	 assuming you're only trying to cache in the course of a single request
[17:21:16] <inductiveload>	 yeah, it's for a function that will be called via Lua, but could well be called with identical parameters
[17:22:03] <inductiveload>	 is the some class for "random cache of junk" or do I just roll my own with an array?
[17:23:01] <inductiveload>	 for now, my key is just a string, but could be hashed
[17:23:46] <Reedy>	 MW has object caches etc
[17:24:00] <Reedy>	 !cache
[17:24:01] <wm-bot>	 General information about caches can be seen at <http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Cache>, for configuration settings see <http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings#Cache>
[17:26:11] <inductiveload>	 hmm, so the application is storing the number of pages with a given quality status for Wikisource index page
[17:26:48] <inductiveload>	 so it can change if the index page or any of the Page: pages changes
[17:27:12] <inductiveload>	 so I guess that means it's not ParserCache, because it's not tied to a single page rev?
[17:29:24] <Guest78>	 why I am getting this error in file upload Thumbnail column Error creating thumbnail: vips warning: linecache: error in tile 0 x 136 vipspng: out of order read at line 160 vips2png: unable to write "/tmp/transform_5f0c7414c336.png" Error code: 1
[17:30:53] <inductiveload>	 a static array mapping filename -> result array would work, I'm just wondering if there's an abstraction for that kind of memoisation (since MemoizedCallable doesn't look right because the result can change over time)
[17:31:09] <inductiveload>	 though I guess with a fairly short TTL it could be quite effective actually
[17:32:13] <inductiveload>	 though only RL uses that AFAICT
[17:52:56] <Guest78>	 why I am getting this error while uploading image Unknown warning: "{"warnings":[{"code":"deprecation","html":"A POST request was made without a <code>Content-Type</code> header. This does not work reliably.","data":{"feature":"post-without-content-type"},"module":"main"},{"code":"deprecation-help","html":"Subscribe to the mediawiki-api-announce
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[18:35:19] <enterprisey>	 Try saying whether you're using the normal form (the page Special: Upload), the API, or something else. If you're using the API, do what the error message says.
[18:35:28] <enterprisey>	 Guest78 
[18:36:34] <Guest78>	 enterprisey I am using Special Upload
[19:37:05] <grin>	 Hello good folks. mw 1.36.0, fresh install on Debian. Works, except for Parsoid. It simply say "Error contacting the Parsoid/RESTBase server: http-request-error" and that's it. I see no error in any of the logs, nor google have come up with anything useful.
[19:37:27] <grin>	 I'm not familar with parsoid so any idea where to look would be appreciated.