Quick update:
* I talked to Jacob from the infra team and he setup rate limiting at
the HAProxy level for the wiki VM. This seems to have reduced the
number of 503s you get when using the wiki.
* I had a call with one of the moin2 developers today and we discussed
ways forward. moin2 w
Don't have time to fully comment on this, but just some additional
background:
The Python Wiki is a community effort, not a PSF one. It doesn't need
the PSF to give it credibility (that's a very strange idea, TBH). The
PSF only provides the hosting.
Please also note that we have three wiki i
I feel as though at least at this stage the wiki is tightly coupled to PSF
in a way that isn't just infra. In principle the raison d'etre for the wiki
at all is at its core about python. The association with PSF gives this
"place"/wiki the credibility to be a place worth keeping this stuff.
Additio
On 3/11/25 16:34, Elena Williams via pydotorg-www wrote:
Heya!
I'm interested in making a plan for capturing editors, but there are
things to unpack.
I have notes ready that I'm happy to add to a new page in the wiki, but
looking at the "RecentChanges" I see that there isn't a page relating
Heya!
I'm interested in making a plan for capturing editors, but there are things
to unpack.
I have notes ready that I'm happy to add to a new page in the wiki, but
looking at the "RecentChanges" I see that there isn't a page relating to
this that has been added recently (as far as I can tell!).
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
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.
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 d
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
