This is not feasible. IABot's updated config will only recognize that a URL exists somewhere in Online, but because of limitations in the code that is shared on other wikis, it cannot detect that a Webarchive already exists in there. We might need to use a cleanup bot to move the Webarchiv templates out of Literatur to fix this.

Should be fixed in beta15

Fixed in beta15

Boldly raising the priority to Normal as this is HIGHLY useful and needed, especially with IPv6

Not an excuse, but that first diff has a terribly formatted cite and looks all wrong. You might to actually replace that with a cite journal template.

Please use https://tools.wmflabs.org/iabot/index.php?page=manageurlsingle to fix bad archives.

So this a bit of an issue here. IABot is global, and this is a unique problem on enwiki. It's not a simple code change as any change has global implications.

Yes. There have been issues with the bot getting stuck on articles and spinning in circles. This bug has been particularly difficult to find, but I believe the cause blocking your page has been fixed. You just need to wait for the bot to get to your bot job.

You can, but this is expected behavior. Webarchive templates should not be used on their own.

This should also be fixed in beta14

Fixed in beta14

Should be fixed in beta14

Should be fixed in beta14

Confirmed fixed on beta14

No. IABot will replace them with a Webarchive template

I am unable to replicate this in beta14. This may already be fixed.

No idea what happened, but it's not happening anymore.

They're not supposed to have spaces between the link, template, or brackets. This is working as intended.

Should be fixed in beta14

This should be fixed in beta14

This is adjustable by any admin at https://tools.wmflabs.org/iabot/index.php?page=wikiconfig

While this is not technically supported with IABot's setup, the sanity checks already in the code do provide for a sufficient level of error handling to get the job done after this patch is made.

Fixed in beta14

So having consulted with devs of the Wayback Machine. IABot is correctly normalizing the URLs, but it turns out to be a bug in their software. The fix will be on their end.

I have an insufficient amount of details to act on this. Please provide more details.

This is part of the enhanced parsing engine. Multiline references get those newlines for better readability. This is particularly useful/necessary for refbegin and refend templates.

I think they look pretty good.

Check the test cases. IABot made edits. If you want to do additional tests, try making them into references with bracketed plain links before the template. Make sure to add addition test to the reference.

Confirmed fixed in beta14

Confirmed fixed in beta14

I forgot this was even open. I actually have a working solution. Since IABot has its own public IP, pointing to one node, and that node has SSH TCP forwarding to the other two.

With the override option active, tagged links are going to be treated as dead even if they are considered alive.

Yes, it's updated.

Unanimous consensus for this task has been established for this task..

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Requests_for_permissions/Bot/InternetArchiveBot

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Requests_for_permissions/Bot/InternetArchiveBot

Support finally added in beta13. BRFA will be filed shortly.

This should be fixed in beta13 of IABot

No. There is an issue with the newest beta of IABot that wasn’t caught during testing. I’m actively working to resolve it.

I thought I had fixed this issue last Friday.

The test cases need to be altered somewhat. You can't put the same URL in every template as IABot is connecting them and considering them all belonging to the same original template. So it's not updating them all.