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I'm currently doing a test run of pulling migration data from the user tables; the slow part currently seems to be getting the edit counts.
In a day or two I'll set up test.wikipedia.org for interactive migration testing. This will allow people to try out the UI, and give a chance to see how it looks so we can make sure the UI translations get done soon...
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com / brion @ wikimedia.org)
On 11/28/06, Brion Vibber brion@pobox.com wrote:
In a day or two I'll set up test.wikipedia.org for interactive migration testing. This will allow people to try out the UI, and give a chance to see how it looks so we can make sure the UI translations get done soon...
Thanks for the update. Good to hear that things are moving forward.
Erik Moeller schreef:
On 11/28/06, Brion Vibber brion@pobox.com wrote:
In a day or two I'll set up test.wikipedia.org for interactive migration testing. This will allow people to try out the UI, and give a chance to see how it looks so we can make sure the UI translations get done soon...
Thanks for the update. Good to hear that things are moving forward.
Hoi, Yesterday I called Maarten from Surfnet.. The next moment where we can talk A-Select with them is second week of Januari. Thanks, Gerard
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Brion Vibber wrote:
I'm currently doing a test run of pulling migration data from the user tables; the slow part currently seems to be getting the edit counts.
A couple quick stats:
Migration pass 0 (collecting user data for each wiki) takes about 2 hours. On the live run this may require locking out new user registrations temporarily.
Migration pass 1 (zipping through combined account data, trying to automatically merge) takes about 5 hours. It should be possible to run these on-demand also, so new registrations and logins during the batch process are possible.
The pass-1 checks are without user interaction, so cannot do same-password verification; thus the number of remaining conflicts remains artificially high before interactive logins have a chance to merge more accounts.
| NULL | 134242 | | primary | 4457075 | | empty | 373044 | | mail | 205084 |
4,457,075 primary accounts (most edits for that username) 373,044 non-primary accounts auto-merged as unused 205,084 non-primary accounts auto-merged due to matching e-mail 134,242 non-primary accounts left unmerged at this stage
71,741 unique usernames have accounts left unmerged.
Migration pass 2 involves the interactive checks when you log in, so can also merge accounts with matching passwords.
In a day or two I'll set up test.wikipedia.org for interactive migration testing. This will allow people to try out the UI, and give a chance to see how it looks so we can make sure the UI translations get done soon...
Will try fiddling with this tonight...
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
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Did another pass-0 migration over the data on the new migration schema. Briefly enabled the login UI on test.wikipedia.org, but it turns out I've got an incompatibility with the configuration caching on the live site which breaks the merging UI badly . Will fix this up in the morning.
- -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com / brion @ wikimedia.org)
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