@ThomasWard The issues with Osiris appear to be that it's having problems with HTTPS connections in ChatExchange to https://meta.stackexchange.com/users/login. The errorlogs are here.
@Makyen well... not sure if we want to test this again but we can try this with Isis or Osiris, they're both running (and with the proper outbound NAT this time >.<)
unrelated, importing the sanitized backups is evil and not completely sanitized when we come to abuse reports/comments/etc.
because those still sometimes have user names in them
but the actual user data seems to be cleaned. This was not fun to see during the import of the sanitized though:
ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 3384: Unknown column 'dump_metasmoke.abuse_comments.id' in 'field list'
ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 3403: Unknown column 'dump_metasmoke.abuse_contacts.id' in 'field list'
ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 3422: Unknown column 'dump_metasmoke.abuse_report_statuses.id' in 'field list'
ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 3441: Unknown column 'dump_metasmoke.abuse_reports.id' in 'field list'
ERROR 1054 (42S22) at line 3460: Unknown column 'dump_metasmoke.announcements.id' in 'field list'
had to pass in --force to make this import after the first error
I really haven't looked at that part of the code all that much. I know there's at least one bug in there that I've wanted to look into, but this isn't associated with the one I'm thinking about.
@ArtOfCode @Undo @thesecretmaster I don't know MS Ruby all that well but would it be possible to have MS also show what IPs a given SmokeDetector is running on with its connection to MS (for admin/dev only)
ye. well i mean I could probably just curl the Websockets inbound and get that info - though to be fair as the one running Metasmoke that means I already have access to the IP data if I curl my way through logdata
@Makyen i wonder why things're being tested from 2016 though in Isis there originally
shrugs it's a fresh clone so if a new clone does that then there's something majorly wrong unless SD is supposed to recheck/reindex since the Dawn
I only glanced at the code, but it looks like Smokey keeps track of the latest ID it's seen; whenever it sees an ID that's greater it fetches everything in between too
Sounds like the way to go. Fortunately, SE IP rate-limit blocks aren't for all that long, at this point. So, it probably should self-correct, unlike that period, a year or two ago, where once SE blocked something it was never auto-removed from the block list.
@NobodyNada ROs and moderators can see deleted messages: the SOCVR Archiver (install), adds a variety of features for ROs and moderators, including seeing deleted messages in both the main chat view and transcripts. The default is to see them upon hover, but you can click on the eye icon to display them inline.
It also adds a manual move list, to which you can add messages from the chat room, transcripts, searches, or user pages, which can then be moved to a limited set of predefined rooms (e.g. trash). The list can be configured (currently by changing the code) on a per-room basis, if you choose (a couple of trash rooms and Charcoal Test are predefined for CHQ). It's main archiving functions, which are used in SOCVR, are disabled in here, because CHQ doesn't do such archiving.
@Makyen Thank you! I actually had a script a few years ago to find deleted messages in transcripts but I never published it anywhere (since I'm explicitly not supposed to have access to that), and eventually it was lost in a browser upgrade. It was useful enough that I was planning to rewrite the script at some point, but now I don't have to do that :)
@NobodyNada np... Huh... I didn't know there was a specific choice to not show that information to ROs (until recently, I didn't know deleted stubs were shown in transcripts to moderators). At this point, it's way too late to put the genie back in the bottle. I guess they could disable the capability, but that would mean not being able to see them in chat rooms too, when you scroll back. Oh well.
I'm sorry to hear that you lost the code you'd written. I'm glad that I've been able to save you the effort of recreating it. :)
@Rubiksmoose Not a problem at all! The first view is GitHub's HTML view that provides repository information, syntax highlighting, etc. In order to actually install the userscript you have to download a plaintext .js file, without any HTML markup/formatting.
@Rubiksmoose We programmers have a habit of making tools that are totally intuitive if you've used them before and totally nonsensical if you haven't ;)
@Rubiksmoose Sorry, I should have included an install link in the message originally. I stepped out for food. I'm glad you were able to get an answer from someone else (i.e. @NobodyNada). :)
@Makyen yep just checked the timestamp and that was accurate for the last run around 8PM local which runs daily (I'm UTC-04:00 so that's accurate to UTC00:00)
so we know the ancillary system works AND the dumps are properly put back onto the MS system
More than one copy is probably a good idea, but certainly not something that needs to happen right now. I expect there will be old copies floating around that people can get, if they really need them. Most needs for the public copy are usually solved by the most current version.
@SmokeDetector the question itself seems fine but "This is a legit question but it keeps on getting deleted but please, what gives?" suggests [question] ban evasion...
!!/bisect Could not determine java version from '14.0.2'
@NisseEngström None that I can find, not that it's super important. I get the impression the answer is "trolling and question/answer ban evasion."
They're also apparently either underage or bad at math ("my main account is banned for longer than I've been alive" with a link to an account that's banned until 2030), but that would generally result in the account being deleted, not suspended.
@Criggie That pattern looks like it's already caught by Blacklisted website in answer and Blacklisted website in body; append -force if you really want to do that.
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Few unique characters in body, no whitespace in body, potentially bad keyword in body, repeating characters in body (263): Python Game Map ✏️ by ielom gnay on stackoverflow.com
