[12:26:00] Hello mikemol! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and someone should answer soon. [12:27:32] o/ [12:27:39] ? [12:30:13] I've been running rosettacode.org since 2007, self-hosted for almost as long. And I'd like to stop self-hosting. Trouble is, my site is enormous, and I'm not sure the XML import/export approach will work; I've been using MySQL dumps and imports for years, and even the export for that takes over an hour, last I did it manually. [12:30:31] Am I too large to migrate to miraheze? [12:30:57] That all depends on what files you wish to import to Miraheze. [12:32:10] TBH, I was looking for a whole-site, whole-history migration. We don't have a lot of images, probably less than a few hundred, it's just that there's an enormous number of revisions on several hundred pages. I had to disable image uploading years ago to deal with the spam uploads. [12:32:55] xz'd a full backup of the site comes in somewhere between 2-3GiB, IIRC. [12:35:38] [discord] sounds like a drop in the bucket tbqh, I wouldn't worry about size [12:35:51] [discord] though you would require a phabricator task to import gigabytes of data [12:37:44] That's promising. Is there a documented process for this kind of circumstance? The docs I read all talked about the XML import/export mechanism. And my backups have been mysqldump + tarball of the site files. I'm all for changing up my NS records and letting Miraheze handle Let's Encrypt. [12:39:02] [discord] yeah, you'd want to inquire to a member of SRE about the particulars; if someone doesn't get you through chat then an email to sre@miraheze.org would be a good starting point [12:39:25] Ack. Hang on, switching from IRC to discord; I don't have a persistent IRC client. [12:41:38] Aight, that'll take about 8:30 more before I can post there. [12:43:14] [discord] if you see Reception321 on the discord side, he's probably your best bet for at least getting the topic started by chat (when available of course)' [12:47:33] Ack. I'll ping and summarize in ~2:30. [12:54:50] [discord] @Reception123 Greetings! I've got a large wiki, rosettacode.org, that, when backed up with a combination of mysqldump and a tarring of the uploaded files, comes to 2-3GiB compressed with xz -9. (I think. It's been a while since I've run the export process manually.) [12:54:50] [discord] [12:54:51] [discord] I'd like to migrate it to Miraheze, and it's been suggested I'll need a Phabricator task to do that, and that you're the person who's my best bet getting the topic started. [12:54:53] [discord] [12:54:54] [discord] So...hi? How can we do this? [12:56:39] [discord] at least a phab, likely prefaced with an informal convo with a sysadmin; unfortunately Reception seems to have dipped off for now, can't promise a timeline when someone authoritative will be able to link up [12:58:34] [discord] No worries. It's not urgent for the same reasons I want to migrate; I'm stretched thin most of the time myself. Async conversations are fine. [13:00:39] [discord] It would be better if you ran dumpBackup.php and created an XML database dump of the revisions on your wiki for us to import. We generally don't do full database imports (as in, importing the actual MySQL database of another wiki) because it's rather difficult sometimes if the old wiki isn't running the latest MediaWiki version and then we have upgrade it ourselves and apply SQL and then migrate accounts to our central logi [13:05:52] [discord] I've never seen an XML backup of my wiki complete. And I def need to retain full version history for editor attribution reasons. Wiki software is definitely outdated, but I can certainly fix that by standing up a local copy at home, upgrading, and re-exporting. The big hangup for me continuing to self-host isn't that I can't do all the necessary bits by hand, it's that it's critical I stop not using puppet/chef/terraform/ [13:09:11] [discord] You can probably run `php maintenance/dumpBackup.php --full --quiet > databasedump.xml` to create an XML database dump of the wiki with all the revisions, that'd probably be the best [13:50:47] [discord] As I said, I've never seen that complete. Last time I tried it over a decade ago, I think I gave up waiting on it after five or six hours. I'll see if I can make it happen, though I've got very low confidence. I've announced on my site that it's going to get locked down for an attempted migration, and we'll see how long it all takes. [17:39:05] Hello everyone! I have just installed the Kartographer extension on my wiki but it is not working properly [17:39:51] It does not load images (for example: points) and shows an empty placeholder instead [17:39:59] Can anybody help me out with this issue?