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Toolserver redirect configuration broken after domain move
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After the move I noticed that http://toolserver.org/~erfgoed stopped redirecting traffic to http://tools.wmflabs.org/heritage/ . I checked my backup and the old homedir did contain an .htaccess file. Another MMP (multi maintainer project) (~locator) also stopped redirecting. Maybe the dump Marc got didn't include the MMP's? Please find out what is missing and correct this.

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Multichill assigned this task to coren.
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It's indeed a little worrying that both of the missing redirect do come from MMPs. I've added the redirect from /~erfgoed/

Where was /~locator/ supposed to redirect to?

Rather simpel, to tools.wmflabs.org/locator/

Coren: https://toolserver.org/~nlwikibots is also broken (was also an MMP), but that's not really a huge issue. It was a redirect to https://tools.wmflabs.org/nlwikibots (which then redirects to the current project page on nlwiki)

yuvipanda lowered the priority of this task from High to Medium.Jan 12 2015, 7:52 AM
yuvipanda added subscribers: coren, yuvipanda.

@coren: Can we put the redirects on a git repo somewhere? The web redirects shouldn't be private info, I think.

This is a rather severe bug. Does WMF have copies of the user/project .htaccess files?

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The two URLs mentioned in this task now redirect properly, and putting the configuration into a Git repository is covered by T85165. I assume the column change to "Waiting for information" was accidental.

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This is not resolved, just stalled.

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This has been resolved for quite some time but, like its sub task, forgotten in open state.