[08:39:18] If u have difficulty in deployment, u can look at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/nokibsarkar/campwiz-frontend (re @Xvansic: Hello, [08:39:19] I am trying to host a tool frontend built with nextjs (react) on toolforge but I am having difficulties. Has any one don...) [12:13:13] thank you this @nokibsarkar, i have taken a look but I cant find the server.js file. can you point me in the right direction. (re @nokibsarkar: If u have difficulty in deployment, u can look at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/nokibsarkar/campwiz-frontend) [12:33:28] Xvansic: you can find an example of server.cjs here https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/sample-complex-app-frontend, it should be similar to the one in the wiki too. All that the server.js needs to do is serve the static files compiled by react [14:03:24] codesearch seems to be down for me [14:03:27] looking [14:05:30] it might have oomd [14:05:38] back online [17:02:04] Looks like FastCCI isn't feeling too great. Eveyrthing timing out for me. [17:02:36] Looks like it's been under much heavier load than usual starting ~8th July 12:00? https://grafana.wmcloud.org/d/0g9N-7pVz/cloud-vps-project-board?orgId=1&var-project=fastcci&from=now-30d&to=now&timezone=browser&var-instance=$__all [17:03:29] Looks like dschwen is the only admin. [17:04:37] ref T367652 [17:04:38] T367652: [FastCCI gadget] The Good Pictures button in top right doesn't load (only shows "Connecting...") - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T367652 [17:10:40] * Krinkle removes from [default] setting on Commons gadgets. [17:10:56] looks like it's been flaky for over a year. [18:49:04] Thanks everyone, I was able to get the server up and running. (re @nokibsarkar: If u have difficulty in deployment, u can look at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/nokibsarkar/campwiz-frontend) [18:56:58] I promised legoktm I'd look into becoming an owner of https://apt-browser.toolforge.org/ , can anyone help me with that? I'm happy to create a Phab task if that is easier [19:09:17] inflatador: I guess a useful first step would be to get the code running locally and look into what it does and stuff [19:10:06] and then sooner or later legoktm should add you as a co-maintainer to the tool :) [19:10:36] I don’t think that we need a Phab task at this point – since he’s still around, we shouldn’t need to go through the adoption process [19:11:10] (FWIW I just cloned the repo and ran `cargo run` and it built and ran just fine, so at a glance it seems like it’s fine to run locally outside of Toolforge) [19:11:34] lucaswerkmeister thanks, I was more asking about the administrative side. If lego can do that without bugging anyone else, that works [19:12:49] yeah, adding co-maintainers is self-service, nothing special should be needed for that [19:13:03] I haven't even begun to look at the code itself, but I use it frequently. If nothing else, I can set up alerts and teach myself how to restart services ;) [21:03:32] There is a Cloud Services project responsible for submitting XML dumps to the Internet Archive. I don't remember the name of the project. Are there any people assigned to the project other than Hydriz? If not, can I be assigned to it? [21:07:51] @harej: That's https://openstack-browser.toolforge.org/project/dumps I imagine. We don't have an abandoned tools style policy for adoption of Cloud VPS projects. Poking Hydriz or Nemo for access is probably your next step. [21:11:03] Unfortunately poking Hydriz has not yielded results as of writing. Nemo might be a good option. [21:13:32] Alternately, do we know if Hydriz open sourced their code? [21:20:16] I think https://github.com/Hydriz/Balchivist is a big chunk of it. Linked from https://dumps.wmcloud.org/ [23:20:34] Hi, I have a question on OAuth. I'm getting a consumer for the sole reason of identifying the user by SUL username. I'm not sure what type of grants I need. Does "User identity verification only, no ability to read pages or act on a user's behalf." include username, or does that require "User identity verification only with access to real name and [23:20:34] email address, no ability to read pages or act on a user's behalf."? Thanks. [23:22:51] Alien333: both give you the username and global SUL id. The latter adds the user's email address if MediaWiki knows it. [23:23:02] Ok, thanls! [23:23:40] if i understand correctly, the first part is the answer