[00:00:23] ragesoss: if it would be helpful, I'd be more than happy to add you to the bd808-ruby tool where you can poke around [00:00:51] bd808: sure, that might be helpful. [00:01:48] !log tools.bd808-ruby Added ragesoss as co-maintainer [00:01:50] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.bd808-ruby/SAL [00:02:04] i have a start.sh script that starts a server when run on its own, and i can put it as the command for `webservice` like in your examples, but I just get 503s. [00:02:31] maybe the Rails example you created will work differently. [00:02:43] will poke around tomorrow most likely [00:03:24] cool. shout if you want some extra eyes. Getting rails to listen on port 8000 was a thing that I remember taking me a bit to figure out [00:24:48] i guess maybe it's important to put the ruby files and gems into `www/ruby/src`? that's not something i did. [01:34:36] got it! I guess the missing step was to do the `bundle install` from within the `webservice shell` session. [03:44:07] Does Wikimedia / Cloud Services operate a pastebin by any chance? [04:33:48] harej: there's https://paste.toolforge.org/ and https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/paste/ [13:34:06] !log tools.wikibugs Updated channels.yaml to: 108bdf1842a176a07e3952355d6843b6f60054d7 Phab: Match abstract_wiki.* for Abstract channel [13:34:09] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.wikibugs/SAL [15:43:06] Hello, world! Why doesn't Toolforge have DB replicas of kcgwiki, guwwiki, shnwikivoyage? [15:43:36] Probably not been added yet [15:44:05] It should [15:44:23] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T303761#7886867 [15:44:26] Iluvatar: ^ [15:45:08] thanks. [15:46:45] I guess someone needs to run the dns creation script if the views are in place, I'll verify things and do that in a bit [16:56:13] [Q] Does anyone know if there are some page with statistics on the edit counts in this year in every Wikimedia project? [16:56:55] if that's not the case, i'm afraid I will have to use Quarry, but I'm afraeid this will take some time. I tried getting the edit count for Wikidata, and it took 68.61 seconds: https://quarry.wmcloud.org/query/66021 [16:59:06] rdrg109_: this might help https://wmcs-edits.wmflabs.org/ [16:59:31] wait, that's only for cloud services ones xd [16:59:48] there's total edits also there though [17:06:09] rdrg109_: https://stats.wikimedia.org/#/all-projects might have some things you are interested in [17:06:43] specifically https://stats.wikimedia.org/#/all-projects/contributing/edits/normal|bar|2-year|~total|monthly [17:08:58] There is also data on the API that frontend uses at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Analytics/Systems/Wikistats_2 [17:12:57] dcaro, bd808: thanks for the info! that's more than enough [18:25:55] is applying a new security group to an instance expected to take effect instantly? [18:26:56] yes [18:28:53] hmm, I can't curl querysort.traffic.eqiad1.wikimedia.cloud:80 from the bastion host (and the web proxy I created isn't working), but the instance is listening on that port, and it's part of a security group with ALLOW IPv4 80/tcp from 0.0.0.0/0 [18:30:48] hmm, let me have a look [18:31:19] your instance doesn't seem to have an iptables rule to allow traffic to port 80 [18:32:41] oh good catch [18:33:32] yeah that fixed it, thanks [18:36:17] where are the rules stored? [18:36:39] on debian buster [18:38:19] i see advice on the internet to persist rules via `sudo /sbin/iptables-save > /etc/iptables/rules.v4` but /etc/iptables doesn't exist on the instance, so I don't know whether anything will attempt to load it [18:38:36] iptables rules? we use ferm, so /etc/ferm/conf.d [18:38:54] for ad-hoc rules, you probably want to use profile::base::firewall::extra so puppet doesn't overwrite your changes [18:39:38] perfect, thanks taavi ! [19:55:38] * bd808 is reading https://notwikilambda.toolforge.org/wiki/Not_Wikilambda:Setup as inspiration for setting up a wiki in toolforge [19:57:55] good luck ^^ [19:58:55] @lucaswerkmeister: did you do the initial install with the cli or the web ui? [19:59:14] probably web UI, but let me check the bash history [19:59:58] meh, doesn’t go back far enough [20:00:14] not a big deal. was mostly curious [20:00:25] but I think I just used the web installer and hoped that nobody else would access the tool at the same time [20:06:45] the web installer is protected against that since you manually have to save LocalSettings.php [20:07:20] (unlike wordpress, which is getting pwned these days because of TLS certs revealing brand new domain names)