[08:30:28] "Fixed the nit by switching to PHP. Merged." [13:24:55] folks I'm gonna step away for a bit and put my head down [13:25:12] not feeling very good, my other hald has tested positive for the virus so hoping it's not that [13:25:24] with any luck back at full strength Monday [13:25:38] s/hald/half [13:26:17] topranks: take care! yeah rest is good and good luck [13:26:24] topranks: rest well! [13:30:45] take care and good luck with the rest! [13:30:53] topranks: good luck, be well! [13:30:58] rest/test :-) [13:44:03] topranks: take care [13:49:18] topranks: <3 [14:10:49] topranks: rest up and good luck <3 [16:38:27] I'm looking at speeding up the coverme.toolforge downloads of large files from https://performance.wikimedia.org/arclamp/logs/daily/ [16:38:34] it seems curl/guzzle php won't use compression there [16:38:39] https://performance.wikimedia.org/arclamp/logs/daily/2022-03-03.excimer-wall.load.log [16:38:55] using curl directly on the CLI seems to confirm this, so I'm guessing it's not an issue with the client sending accept-encoding headers [16:40:20] I tried both with `Accept-Encoding: gzip` and with `accept-encoding: deflate, gzip, br, zstd` but no dice [16:40:43] it's a cache hit in varnish though, so maybe there's something special for this backend preventing it from using compression [17:14:16] * dcaro off [17:38:35] Quick question. I have allocated a new service IP for LVS in Netbox: re: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T301458#7753703 and https://netbox.wikimedia.org/ipam/ip-addresses/10434/ [17:39:10] But I haven't yet run the Update generated records cookbook mentioned here: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/DNS/Netbox#Update_generated_records [17:39:48] Is this best left to Monday, or is it the sort of think that I should always do immediately after changes are made to Netbox? [17:46:28] btullis: better run it now [17:46:53] XioNoX: Thanks. [17:47:00] btullis: otherwise icinga will alert about discrepancy between DNS and netbox [17:47:46] btullis: that's only if the "DNS name" field is set though [17:49:02] Gotcha. Yes the DNS name field is set to datahubsearch.svc.eqiad.wmnet [17:49:30] btullis: and as point #11 says, it's actually not used in prod, so running the dns cookbook is effectively a noop [17:51:40] Ah, got it. [17:51:47] btullis: also, as the doc is not really clear: "If this is a VIP, make sure you get the same last octect in both eqiad and codfw datacentres" means, create "10.2.1.71/32" as "reserved" in Netbox, so if one day the service needs to be added to codfw, it will use the same last octet [17:52:47] Oh OK. Will do. Ta. [19:17:07] btullis: just one nit, https://netbox.wikimedia.org/ipam/ip-addresses/10435/ should be /32 [19:18:56] I'm editing it right now [19:19:20] {done} [20:04:14] Ah, thanks vol.ans. Much appreciated.