We can hash out a plan to do a new drive for editors in the coming weeks.
I'll try to put together a wiki page outlining what we've discussed so far.
I'm also having a call with a lead moin2 developer next week to see how
realistic migrating to moin2 is at this point.
Since I was seeing a few 503s when using the wiki recently, I asked our
infra team for help. They will add another vCPU to the VM to help
address load spikes. Rate limiting should further help against LLM
scrapers causing too much load. Moin surge protection is already in
place (https://moinmo.in/HelpOnConfiguration/SurgeProtection).
On 05.03.2025 20:55, Elena Williams via pydotorg-www wrote:
These later numbers are more consistent with what I have found and can
actually be seen.
I'm happy to help clean up having done substantial work already on
what this could look like and strategies (particularly looking at the
discussion from the recent docs meeting), though not sure how to action.
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On Thu, 6 Mar 2025 at 05:38, Marc-Andre Lemburg <m...@egenix.com> wrote:
Correction for the numbers: We have 3400+ pages and 47k users.
I had looked at a backup which doesn't remove things which were
deleted on the main server - because unfortunately, moin's logic
for deleting pages is to actually delete them on disk, without any
way to get them back.
Instead of deleting a page, it's normally better to either add a
redirect or to put a notice on the page that the content was
cleared. That way, the history remains available. It may actually
be a good idea to disable the delete action (if possible, I'd have
to check).
On 05.03.2025 12:47, Marc-Andre Lemburg wrote:
FYI: I've started looking into the moin2 migration...
https://github.com/moinwiki/moin/discussions/1717#discussioncomment-12399187
In order to get there, we will need to do a test installation to
hash out any problems we may run into and evaluate the state of
moin2.
They just released 2.0.0b2.
I'll see whether I can find some time later this week to get
something going.
*I also checked our current stats:*
We have 32k pages in the wiki and 221k users.
Those numbers are what we have in the backend. Moin itself lists
the number of pages as 3436.
Looking at the page names, we'll be able to clean up a lot of
spam pages which have accumulated before we added the editor
signup requirement. Many of those are empty pages, so we should
be able to write a tool to clean those up.
It looks like Moin filters out those empty pages itself, since
the title index does not list them:
https://wiki.python.org/moin/TitleIndex
Scanning through those 3.4k page titles, most of those look
legitimate. And there's a lot of history in there :-)
Similarly, we should be able to go through the user accounts and
clear out all accounts which have not done any edits, in order to
bring the numbers down.
Thanks,
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