The module on nlwiki is misconfigured. It's also out of date and local admins should consider updating the module. That being said, there is a small failsafe I can add to somewhat mitigate misconfigured older modules.

That is certainly an interesting query to look at. :D

Sure. I don't care.

https://github.com/internetarchive/internetarchivebot/pull/68

Nevermind, the bot has been unblocked now.

In T310851#8010673, @Podzemnik wrote:

The bot has been blocked by OJJ

https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speci%C3%A1ln%C3%AD:Protokolovac%C3%AD_z%C3%A1znamy?type=block&user=&page=Wikipedista%3AInternetArchiveBot&wpdate=&tagfilter=&subtype=

I reverted all problematic edits. Now what's needed is to fix the bot and ask for unblocking it :) Cheers

Why did you have the bot blocked? I told you on IRC/Telegram that I had shut it off. This block was made at least 10 minutes after I had shut it off already.

Job is not stuck. It shows activity within the last 5 minutes.

Unfortunately, this is just the text produced by the MW API. You can actually fetch that information by opening up the element inspector of the page and looking at the comment block found at the top. In your case, the problematic URL is filesusr.com

The bot appears to have run that task to completion. Sometimes patience is just needed.

Looks to be resolved now.

This problem has been traced to the DB not accepting non-UTF8 characters for some reason and is impacting every wiki using non Latin characters.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:IABot_Presentation_Hackathon_2022.pdf

Commons doesn't accept pptx files.

That answers which wiki you are on, but it unfortunately doesn't answer the first part of the question. :-) Would you like the extended permissions to mark domains as dead and not? I note you are fairly active on combatting link rot.

Would you like the extended permissions? If so, please give me your active wiki.

Slotted for Friday May 20, 17:00 UTC

I've been trying different ways to reproduce this during the last day, and have been unsuccessful. This appears to have been some kind of glitch.

Sorry, for the long wait. I began this process, got interrupted, and ended up forgetting about it until now. I have finished the upgrade and am ready to hand back the resources.

In T305331#7854066, @MusikAnimal wrote:

Tools we should probably be removed from:

• deadlinks – This is a visualization of dead links that are fixed with InternetArchiveBot. InternetArchive is actively using this. Community Tech actually did author this tool as part of the #1 wish of the 2015 survey, but InternetArchiveBot itself is not maintained by us. Similarly we recently removed ourselves as the maintainer of the DeadlinkChecker library, so I think we should step away from the visualization tool as well. Pinging @Cyberpower678 – would you mind taking ownership of deadlinks.toolforge.org? If so, I can ask Niharika to add you, and we'll remove us. I don't think there will be much if any maintenance moving forward, at least not until some major PHP upgrade. It's running fine now on PHP 7.4. Note I already migrated the tool to Kubernetes, so no action is needed there.
• jarry-common – I believe we were added because the SVG Check tool was once used by SVG Translate Tool, or something like that. Today I don't think we have any involvement with this suite of tools. Pinging @Samwilson to verify. Jarry is a bit inactive these days, so if we want tools.svgtranslate to be removed, we might need to ask Cloud Services to do it for us. I did go ahead and migrate the tool to Kubernetes, anyway.
• Phetools – WS Export used to use this for fetching attribution data, but it doesn't any longer. I believe we don't need to be listed as a maintainer anymore. I did not migrate this tool as there are several webservices and a rather complicated Lighttpd config, so I wasn't sure simply switch to k8s would work or if something would break.

New tool has been created.

You've replaced this tool @Green_Cardamom so I'm closing this.

A new tool has been created to replace the tool used to make this edit.

A new tool has been developed to replace the one used to make this edit.

https://github.com/internetarchive/internetarchivebot/pull/53

Can you please provide the correct capitalization for all months?

Should be safe to unblock now.

https://github.com/internetarchive/internetarchivebot/pull/52

My mistake, Cite news is out of date, and I was using that template for debugging the regression. You may want to update the TemplateData there.

I have identified a regression which will be fixed shortly, but for {{Cite web}}, you need to update the Template Data to include the aliases, or the bot will not pick up on it.

I suspect the blocked user Lallint may have signed in to the tool to try and use it, and the OAuth requests used to log them in triggered an auto block of some sort.

Target of block was user Lallint.

@Harej is repeatedly hitting this now. I am able to get around this, presumably because I am an enwiki sysop.

Fixed in v2.0.8.7