I've been running load tests for the past 2-3 hours and for some reason, I can't bring it down anymore. You can probably mark this bug as 'unable to reproduce'. I'll continue looking into the issue and see if there's a definitive way to reproduce.

In T11530#192966, @chad wrote:

Maybe create a bot user called @shipit to trigger herald? Mentioning users CCs them to the object, but mentioning projects does nothing currently.

I'm not immediately sure about the daemon confusion, although I suspect it's not likely to be a hint at the root issue. Caching for setup issues falls back to some pretty whacky shenanigans with APC/APCu disabled.

That's probably a webhook URI configured in feed.http-hooks (which may no longer be configured).

I've started the load tests without APC. One odd item I didn't notice before that may or may not be related is that Phabricator is having a hard time knowing that daemons are running (e.g. you have 2 unresolved setup issues instead of just 1 because APC is turned off). I checked the daemon logs and see they are flooded with this with one entry occurring a lot. I can't track down the source because I don't know what address it's trying to reach out to (is this a repository pull or a herald rule?). Again, this may be completely unrelated and a different issue all together.

I don't see anything interesting in Multimeter, it just shows that the host doesn't see much traffic and that we probably need to update some package definitions.

In T11573#192996, @epriestley wrote:

Are you running APC (Config → Cache Status shows APC as the active "Data Cache")?

If so, can you reproduce it if you disable APC (apc.enabled=0 in php.ini), restart apache, verify that no "Data Cache" is available any more in Config → Cache Status, and then use the takedown script?

Here's the output. I removed "events" from some of them to improve formatting.

Are you running APC (Config → Cache Status shows APC as the active "Data Cache")?

I've added a simple javascript file on the installation I grabbed this report from. As part of the troubleshooting process, I installed a vanilla installation of Phabricator on a separate machine with no modifications (version referenced in the bug report) and was able to reproduce the problem.

Also, can you show me what these pages look like?

GET /res/phabricator/86668b8e/rsrc/js/phui/rdar.js HTTP/1.1

This is a bug with how relative/object policies and inherited/indirect policies interact.

Maybe create a bot user called @shipit to trigger herald? Mentioning users CCs them to the object, but mentioning projects does nothing currently.

looks like a duplicate of T8647

Okay, thank you for the pointers, we have indeed a huge performance improvement using standard mysql replication, which seems to increase the queue usage.

I'm going to close this for now since I don't plan to take any further action as the upstream; this appears to be an environmental issue (which we don't offer support for) rather than a scalability limitation (which we do).

I've just dumped this on the pile of arc patch-related bugs. Some of them are likely duplicates, possibly including this one, but I don't expect to dig through that pile until the next major iteration on arc, since at least some of them are likely not addressable without other changes. T11429 has a rough overview of upcoming plans.

• Try to come up with a way that - can do something dangerous when injected into a CSS rule.
  • See D7274#47131 for a template of how to attack this.
  • If you can come up with any attacks, don't implement this.
• Adjust the regular expression in PhabricatorMonospacedFontSetting::filterMonospacedCSSRule() to include -.
• Adjust the error text in PhabricatorMonospacedFontSetting->validateTransactionValue() to say "..., hyphens, ..." or similar.

Thanks a lot, that's what I was looking for :)

Most of my "Needs Triage" tickets are people randomly putting things

Hello to all,

Most of my "Needs Triage" tickets are people randomly putting things (it's really like a wishlist), if something is really urgent it's either marked with "Unbreak Now" (99% of the time) or people spam everybody with it.

In T10456#184273, @jack.chung wrote:

if it helps anyone, the workaround "fix" is to place the following code in the file "src/applications/conduit/parametertype/ConduitBoolParameterType.php "

$value = (boolean) $value;

at about line 9 just before the following piece of code:

if (!is_bool($value)) {

Its a bit of a hack, so I'm not sure how much to trust this workaround for a production instance of Phabricator, but hopefully, it helps someone out there. The issue is (I think) basically related to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27446946/preserve-data-type-of-post-fields-when-sending-data-using-php-and-curl where PHP converts the curl input as a string.

I'm not entirely sure, but it seems plausible. We compute "Queue Utilization" as basically:

Okay, seems bad indeed, do you think it might explain why the queue is capped at 20-30% ?

No, not updated yet.

This instance isn't updated yet, is it? We got that error still....

Well, "trivial" might be a little ambitious.

Ah, thanks! That's a bug which we hadn't run into yet, but it's trivial to fix.

"Failed builds show as building" is actually very different from "Aborted builds show as building". Handling the Aborting one is a more involved than I'd like to dig into right now.

When tasks are mentioned in calendar descriptions (afaik very common for meeting agendas), the usual "<user> mentioned this in <place>" does not show up on the task. Is this part of the unprototyping effort?

Yes, here it is.

Okay. Can you run this command?

Ah yes sorry, I saw some other reference to Nuance today and thought it was for that.

Oh, no, this is the right task. Your logs:

I think you may have answered to the wrong task :)

Someone has configured a bad Nuance source, so let's start by fixing that.

i should have kept a helper function in, but was worried we'd never find the callsites.

The reason we suggest @ as a delimiter is that you don't have to escape forward slashes if you use a delimiter other than /, so you get a more readable regexp.

I think I'm going insane. I was wrangling with that for ages and as you pointed out /\.js$/ does in fact work. I have no idea how I did every permutations of that regex except that one.

Hello
I agree with @richardvanvelzen this is very very useful option.
Especially in scenarios like this, for people that like to have important tasks open in tabs.

Hi, we're still strugling with this issue, anybody had to deal with this already ? Is there a plan on optimizing commit parsing and daemons scalability ?

I believe this is fine; I can't immediately come up with an attack using -.

Form (1) is expected to work, which is why we don't document a need for form (7): one is not expected to exist. If form (1) does not work, this is a bug with Herald itself, not with the Herald documentation.