[15:23:36] seeing 500's at sal.toolforge.org, could someone restart the webservice? [15:24:58] bd808: ^ [15:28:04] !log tools.sal Restarted to clear fcgi resource leak [15:28:08] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.sal/SAL [15:29:29] thx [20:19:24] if I’m making a tool where I want to stash away some data (e.g. “edited pages X, Y, Z”), just to keep a record for now, but it wouldn’t really be used by the tool so far [20:19:33] would NFS or ToolsDB be the preferred place for that? [20:20:38] (where X, Y, Z would likely be several hundred thousand lines, so not a negligible amount of space) [22:05:01] I think it depends on how often you're updating the data and how you intend to retrieve it [22:07:06] like, if you just want to bulk dump a bunch of stuff and then later copy it all elsewhere, then NFS makes sense (and you won't constantly be hit by the bandwith limits since it's just a one off), but if you want to be constantly reading from it, then I'd think mysql/toolsdb would be a better fit [22:34:45] it would be more like a bulk dump, possibly never looked at again, so that sounds more like NFS [22:35:18] (I ended up running it as a job now, where the output ends up in a .out file, so that sounds like it makes sense by analogy) [22:35:51] (I’ll have to see how to package this up in a tool, probably) [22:35:53] thanks!