Hey @cscott @tstarling! Just a friendly reminder that you should get rid of your Trusty instances as described in https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/News/Trusty_deprecation#Cloud_VPS_projects. The deadline is 2018-12-18. Please get in contact if you need help.
Also, please assign this task to an individual.

Another ping. Deadline is approaching (2018-12-18).

Just for reference, project telnet depends on Offline Content Generation which was turned off on Oct 2017.

I've tried to retrieve recent pages through it and got not found errors. I've also tried to build the source code with recent versions of nodejs without luck. npm audit currently lists 36 moderate security vulnerabilities. It seems the main dependencies (mw-ocg-bundler, mw-ocg-texter) have been archived following the OCG sunset. The node-telnet dependency isn't passing tests anymore and last update was in Sep 2015 (to which wikimedia-telnet is pinned to).

It doesn't look like there is a simple fix to get it back up. The new renderer seems focused on Books only and I couldn't find anything about plain text output (see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Reading/Web/PDF_Functionality). This is sad as the telnet project is a cool service.

Ping. Today is Friday and the deadline is Tuesday.

@cscott @tstarling: Today is the deadline.

I've enabled the new region for this project in case someone wants to create a new Stretch vm in eqiad1-r.

I'm inclined to let this age out. In addition to being based on the OCG framework and the old VM infrastructure, it's based on the Parsoid/JS service, which is also due to be replaced in the new year. It would be a good April 1, 2019 project to resurrect it based on Parsoid/PHP (and no OCG), perhaps.

Thanks @cscott ! To confirm -- is it OK if I delete this VM and project? Do we want to confirm with Tim before I take action?

Hi! Since the deadline already passed, we agreed on shutting down remaining Trusty instances on 2019-01-18. More info at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/News/Trusty_deprecation#Cloud_VPS_projects

@cscott please see @Andrew's comment

It seems the VM has been deleted.

@Krenair thank you, I've shutdown that instance as well

Can that remaining VM be deleted now?

In T204694#4931660, @Krenair wrote:

Can that remaining VM be deleted now?

@Andrew suggested we delete VMs once we are reimaging the servers.

Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-cloud) [2019-03-14T23:06:38Z] <bd808> Deleted telnet2.telnet.eqiad.wmflabs (T204694)