tl;dr: I was on vacation with no ssh access. Webservice restarted (which could/should be done by Toolforge automatically but isn't), seems to work again.

I just released toolforge_i18n 0.1.0, the first version without a “please don’t use this yet :)” disclaimer \o/

@Kolossos I was wondering if you still need this data? 7GB is not huge, but if you don't need it anymore it would be good to remove it.

This task is very old and the upstream issue has been closed. I'll resolve it as "invalid", please reopen if this is still an issue.

@Htriedman You have now been removed from the "wmf" LDAP group and added to the "nda" LDAP group. Most of the web-based logins have rules like "wmf OR nda", so it should be no practical difference. There might be some special cases but if there are it would be good to surface them.

Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-operations) [2024-08-20T16:28:00Z] <mutante> LDAP - removed htriedman from wmf group, added htriedman to nda group (T371644)

As of a few weeks ago I am no longer an employee of WMF, so feel free to change it over whenever @Dzahn!

I think now we just need to know what the actual date of the change is.

FYI - a complete NDA is on file for Hal. Thanks all!

Issues are tracked at https://github.com/Pathoschild/Wikimedia-contrib/issues.

Thanks DaxServer. This would need to be discussed elsewhere but I think it would be great if the repos from BitBucket were moved to GitLab which is the established standard for Wikimedia tools that aren't on GitHub. Unlike BitBucket, GitLab is open source and many users already have an account and experience with it. If the repo on gitlab becomes the new repo, please import the code issues from the former repo which would also be necessary if other projects are also moved to GitLab.

For the moment, I enabled a copy at https://flickr2commons-ng.toolforge.org/ Code cloned from Magnus' repos and hosted at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/flickr2commons-ng

See also https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Village_pump#Flickr2Commons and unactioned issue 320 at https://bitbucket.org/magnusmanske/flickr2commons/issues/320/doesnt-respond .

Also see

• https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Village_pump#Flickr2Commons
• https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Village_pump/Technical#Flickr2Commons_tool_not_working_for_about_24_hours.

Got it — thanks for letting me know!

Hi @Htriedman - we've kept your Wiki and 1Password accounts active given your pending return.

@KFrancis email sent!

Hi @Htriedman, my apologies for the delay in getting back to you. Please send your personal email address to kfrancis@wikimedia.org and I'll work on getting the NDA out to you.

Totally forgot about this task, but I did this a while ago.

Wikimania-Hackathon-2024 outcome: there are some published docs now \o/ https://toolforge-i18n.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

The library is making good progress; the biggest TODO left is better documentation, which I’ll work on a bit during the Wikimania 2024 hackathon.

@Dzahn Got it — yeah, the one I recall signing a few years ago was through the phab UI. I'll wait for Kate to weigh in and send me the email!

Hi @Htriedman I can see that you are not on the doc that lists people who signed the NDA. There is often some confusion around it because there used to be different "NDAs" including one in Phabricator itself. But nowadays this all goes through legal and their new system. So Katie Francis can send you the text of that via direct email.

@SLyngshede-WMF that sounds like a good plan! Can you link me too the volunteer NDA? I may have already signed it when I was an intern back in 2021, but I'd love to check. As for my personal email, I've updated wikitech and phab to be associated with it (still waiting on gitlab to update), as detailed higher up in this thread. Anything else I need to do there?

@Reedy Given that @Htriedman won't be needing access to security security and privacy related tickets in Phabricator, could you remove the access to the acl*security_team policy in Phabricator. That isn't something I have access to.

@Htriedman I'm responsible for offboarding you from any systems you no longer require access to and I was informed that there where "special consideration", meaning that you would require continued access to certain systems.

Just sent @KFrancis an email, and I can tag @CDanis here (picked a random engineer from the infra foundations team page), just to bring this to his attention!

Hey @Htriedman If you would like to keep ssh access to analytics infra for that transitional period you can do that as volunteer. You could start that process by emailing @KFrancis (https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:KFrancis_(WMF)). Tell her you would like to sign a volunteer NDA and she will tell you more about it.

@Dzahn Great questions! I'm planning on rejoining the Foundation as a contractor under WME in early October. I'll be work on data products in and around the analytics infrastructure.

Project no longer active.

Are you planning to stay under volunteer NDA to keep access to private tickets? (membership in WMF-NDA group in Phab)