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--- Comment #7 from Niklas Laxström ---
This it not about translatewiki.net as far as I understand.
The web services get automatically suspended if there are too many failures in
given time period. After a cooldown they will be tried again and
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--- Comment #6 from Lockal ---
It would be nice to see the messages, which are under one second. Are they too
long, contain some untranslateable wiki/html markup or just normal text? What
are the language pairs for these timeouts? Maybe it is a
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--- Comment #5 from Giovanni ---
eg:
TranslateWebServiceRequest-Yandex
1 378.126 378.12673.972% 31480 ( 378.126 -
378.126) [0]
TranslateWebServiceRequest-Yandex
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--- Comment #4 from Giovanni ---
using that instrumentation I was able to profile the requests, and they're all
under one second.
Unsurprisingly, like when you go to the dentist, with profiling enabled it was
working with most elements, only v
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--- Comment #3 from Nemo ---
(In reply to comment #2)
> How I can trace the working of the Yandex requests?
Niklas a while ago added some [[mw:profiling]] (read for instructions):
https://git.wikimedia.org/blobdiff/mediawiki%2Fextensions%2FTra
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--- Comment #2 from Giovanni ---
because when the request to Yandex is made, there is a "loading" in the box.
Is not a problem of timeout, neither of flooding. I've been able to flood
Yandex with requests, and it works.
Also, no DNS problems.
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