Phabricator Packages for EPEL, Fedora

Using Pagure and COPR, Tim Flink and I have settled on using common infrastructure to further the inclusion of Phabricator in to the Fedora repositories (and EPEL). I’m hoping this will bear fruit and get more people on board. Our Pagure repository is at Phab Phour Phedora — a mix of Fabuluous Four, Phabricator for…

Re: 503s on git.kolab.org

I’ve told you yesterday, that “503 Service Unavailable” errors on git.kolab.org were caused by the system running out of memory. I’ve meanwhile taken the following actions; I’ve nailed down the particular task at hand causing the OOM to 2999348, It is related to T1351, I suspect the so-called “Transaction Publish Worker” task executed for it…

503s on git.kolab.org

We regularly experience “503: Service Unavailable” on git.kolab.org as of late, even though the system is more up to date, and both fatter and leaner. Fatter, because more resources are allocated to it. More CPU, more memory, larger APC, opcache, and database services got separated out from the system, and put on to a MariaDB…

Phabricator RPMs for RHEL, Fedora

If you work with Phabricator, by engaging with Kolab (for example), you may be interested to know about our Infrastructure and Tools repositories. These contain Phabricator’s stable branches for Phabricator itself, arcanist and libphutil. The reason I mention this is because the client (your workstation) needs arcanist and libphutil to be as outdated or as…

git.kolab.org, now w/ oauth

git.kolab.org now allows you to login with Facebook, GitHub, Google+ and/or a Twitter account using OAuth. Naturally I require users with privileges to either not link any account and/or configure a second factor. It’s only valid for the click-and-pray web interface though, and that does not allow us to make any changes to source code…