In T287362#7237519, @DonSimon wrote:

... Problems had started when bot worked as usual.

@IN You don't need to create a task for every single project that you visit. T287362: General site outage caused by ruwikinews usage of DPL: "upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: overflow" is the over arching task for the incident.

I'm closing this as a duplicate to T287362: General site outage caused by ruwikinews usage of DPL: "upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. reset reason: overflow" as it's likely related to that, as it is now working.

@IN Comments like that and +1 style comments don't help, Please try to leave only constructive comments that help a task. As comments can generate a lot of emails to users.

<logmsgbot> !log ariel@puppetmaster1001 conftool action : set/pooled=inactive; selector: name=mw2383.codfw.wmnet

I thought I had seen this task before, Found it T281430: Archive Jade extension

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/extensions/JADE/+/663907 talked about "archiving" that repository but no sign of that at https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/g/mediawiki/extensions/Jade

Can you provide the descriptions that you want uploaded with each file?

For the record, This is a list of all our current active and disabled badges (as the other weekend).

@AKhatun_WMF The scope of this task has been completed, So i'm re-resolving it.

@wiphawan63 This phabricator installation isn't for testing, If you wish to experiment, Please see https://phab.wmflabs.org/

@MediaJS If you just want to be notified on new tasks for those projects, I would recommend watching those projects as a trial first, before looking at heralds.

Personally I would prefer a person create a task with no tags (which alerts on IRC), than to randomly use a tag so they can hit submit which can trigger a lot of email notifications depending on what tag they choose to use.

Perhaps add some messaging on the wmflabs pages? I wouldn't be surprised if its linked to from a lot of places

@Nikerabbit from memory that used to happen from editing task descriptions, but i thought that got fixed upstream...

@Goryeo It will be uploaded when someone is available, You don't need to randomly subscribe people to the task.

Can you confirm what browser you are using?

@Bugreporter In future please include suitable comments when declining tasks to users can understand why its been closed.

@Cervisiarius Are you West1 on Wikitech? If so I would consider linking your Wikitech LDAP account to your Phabicator account via https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/settings/panel/external/ in the "Add external account" section.

It should probably have both, So it can easy be managed:
Last Reviewed: DD/MM/YYYY
Next Review Due: MM/YYYY

@Bugreporter That is completely unrelated to this task, Please post constructive task comments.

@Olauro See https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Mailing_lists/Mailman3_migration#Review_bans to expand on Ladsgroup comment on that regex method no longer working.

@calbon or someone from the Machine-Learning-Team should triage the tasks, and close off or re-tag tasks as required.