[00:18:14] hello [00:18:24] i've lost my ldap password [00:20:43] lost as in you've forgotten it, or lost as in someone else has it? [00:21:04] forgotten it [00:21:38] if you've logged in to Wikitech before, you can reset it from there https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:PasswordReset [00:22:22] i am not logged in wikitech unfortunately [00:24:04] what's your ldap username? [00:24:19] same as here [00:24:53] i've forgotten my developer account [00:25:04] it looks like there is a Wikitech account attached, have you tried using Special:PasswordReset? [00:25:08] https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Juest [00:25:26] https://ldap.toolforge.org/user/juest [00:26:58] i'm not able to login to wikitech either (re @wmtelegram_bot: it looks like there is a Wikitech account attached, have you tried using Special:PasswordReset?) [00:27:20] i dont remember what password i used [00:27:33] i'll try wikitech again [00:38:44] sorry anticomposite, i didnt realize about the mediawiki reset password mechanism [00:43:36] okay, now i am pending approval for gitlab access [00:58:59] nevermind [02:55:49] what does 4.8 in the wmcs terms of use mean? [03:53:41] My sense is that Foundation Comms could use WCS to test out idea that would require a mimic of Wikidata/wikibase setup (but separate from Wikidata). The usage would be asset tracking of historical artifacts. [03:53:43] There are third-party solutions - but I would like to try and utilize our own tools and not seeing anything those solutions do that a modified Wikidata type setup couldn't do. As to "why not just use Wikidata" - this would include items (like t-shirts from old Wikimanias) that we would like to document/track - but do not meet scope of Wikidata. That said, if a year into experimen [03:53:44] t we turn out to be wrong - okay taking on task of pivoting to Wikidata (although - I sort of doubt that will happen - but open to possibility). [03:53:46] Is there something I am not thinking of that would make WCS a less than ideal solution for this idea? [07:13:45] !log tools.heritage Removed STRICT_TRANS_TABLES from SQL_MODE (again) for T338987 [07:13:48] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.heritage/SAL [08:55:02] I am using a MariaDB database for a toolforge project and wonder what is the best way to make a SQL dump of it as a backup [08:56:09] I used to have a Kubernetes deployment to run mysqldump in a pod, saving the dump to NFS, but it looks like newer Kubernetes images don't include mysqldump anymore [08:57:38] should I rather connect to the SQL server from my own machine and dump things there, as described here? [08:57:39] https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Database#Connecting_to_the_database_replicas_from_your_own_computer [08:58:32] (that section is targeted for the SQL replicas, not tool databases, but I am assuming it could be adapted) [09:05:57] pintoch: there is a `mariadb` kubernetes image which includes the dump tools [15:21:15] @Juest: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikitech:Cloud_Services_Terms_of_use#4.8_Use_of_Wikimedia's_LDAP_directory_for_authentication means that it is not allowed by policy to create a service in Cloud VPS or Toolforge which collects a password from a visitor and validates it by performing an LDAP bind. As an example, it would be a TOU violation to setup a Phorge or GitLab service in Cloud VPS that uses the ldap-ro.eqiad.wikimedia.org [15:21:15] server for authentication. [15:22:17] thanks! [15:27:28] @varnet: I guess the main thing I would point out in that plan is that Comms would need to find someone to maintain the service for the duration of the experiment. There currently is no wikibase-as-a-service offering within the WMCS environment. There is however https://www.wikibase.cloud/ which provides such a service. [16:20:39] !log tools.stewardbots Restart StewardBot, SULWatcher: RC consumer stuck [16:20:41] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.stewardbots/SAL [18:36:52] Can one of the admins give the webservice of https://zoomviewer.toolforge.org/ a nudge? [19:41:09] !log tools.zoomviewer Force killed webservice job stuck in deletion since 2023-06-15 [19:41:11] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.zoomviewer/SAL [19:43:13] !log tools.zoomviewer to restart service after a community nudge on IRC [19:43:14] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.zoomviewer/SAL [19:44:50] @MaartenDammers: it is back up and running for the moment. It looked like somebody tried to stop the webservice on 2023-06-15 and then wandered away with the gridengine job stuck in a deletion pending state. [19:55:57] Thanks, it seems to work again.