Hi All,
After installing the VisualEditor extension and trying to edit pages I get
an error message saying 'Error contacting the Parsoid/RESTBase server:
(curl error: 7) Couldn't connect to server'
Is there anything I am missing in the configuration?
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Eugene
Hi all,
>From recent discussion with colleagues while deploying the train, it's
come up that there used to be a recurring e-mail along these lines, and
it seems like it may be useful to resume on a regular basis.
A high volume of error messages in production logs makes it hard to
glance at error logs after a deployment and reason about the
deployment's impact.[0] This can be especially problematic at times
when our visibility into logs is impaired for unrelated reasons, as it
has been in recent weeks.[1]
It's my good fortune to be resuming this tradition during a week in
which the logspam situation seems to have improved. I'm aware of two
currently tracked issues which are producing a noticeable amount of noise:
* T226751: PHP error "non well formed numeric value encountered" from
FormatMetadata->formatCoords[2]
* T233349: A data update callback triggered a fail-safe exception in
DataUpdateAdapter[3]
Help in eliminating these errors from production logs is greatly
appreciated, and I want to extend my thanks to everyone who has spent
time this week fixing similar issues. I'd also like to thank everyone
who's been working on getting logstash back into usable shape.
[0].
https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deployments/Holding_the_train#Logspam
[1]. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T234283
[2]. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T226751
[3]. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T233349
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Brennen Bearnes (he/him)
Release Engineering
Wikimedia Foundation
Is there a “special” way in mediawiki to get parameters passed by URL or do you just use the conventional PHP way ($_GET)? I am trying to check if “Special:CreateAccount?reason=“ is set/has a value (and what that value is).
Thank you for your assistance, trying to be convention compliant.
-TheSandDoctor
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