2018-06-03 22:23 GMT+02:00 Martin Urbanec <[email protected]>:
> > Well, failed sliently? Again, I run the same bot in cs.wiki and this is > what I can see in logs. > Yes, that's what I wrote in the initial letter with a link to the log. For me, this is quite silent. But your example shows something important: Dalba's solution is not general enough, either. It will work for abusefilter-warning, but not for SpamFilterError. Or for abuse filters that deny edit. > > Of course Pywikibot didn't report it by email, because it will be > unexpectable (and, to be precise, Pywikibot do not always have a way to > email you - for example, my Pywikibot bot password don't allow emailing > (well, maybe it does, I'm not sure, but it isn't required to allow it). > Pywikibot should have the option to send a mail to the owner, if he/she wants, and setting the e-mail option for the bot account is worth for this purpose. Of course, it wouldn't be obligatory. I don't think we could expect bot owners to monitor their logs all the time. Why should a human do the work of a computer?
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