In T10301#207494, @OrangeStar wrote:

Also, the size of that file is 20 MB, I think this can be done through Special:RequestImportDump at Meta.

I successfully accessed the password reset mail from another mailbox (because I forgot I configured a mail filter in Yandex.Mail that nukes out email receiving to a all catcher address, in this case, yourfriends@recaptime.tk, to trash). I’ll mark this as resolved and apologize for this.

Maybe I forget to add the TS team as subscribers, although the SRE crew will handle the rest.

Wiki subdomain: recaptime.miraheze.org
Wiki username: Ajhalili2006
Wiki name: Recap Time Squad Wiki

Wiki subdomain: recaptime.miraheze.org (using custom domain wiki.recaptime.eu.org, per https://github.com/miraheze/ssl/pull/510 and https://phabricator.miraheze.org/T9118)
Wiki username: Ajhalili2006
Wiki name: Recap Time Squad Wiki
Language: English
Visibility: public
Categorisation: Mostly community/org wiki (per https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:RequestWikiQueue/24011)

Wiki subdomain: ajhalili2006.miraheze.org
Wiki username: Ajhalili2006
Wiki name: ~ajhalili2006's Personal Wiki
Language: English
Visibility: public
Categorisation: Software/personal documentation wiki (per https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:RequestWikiQueue/24573)

Update: Sent Autocode Support an email regarding GDPR compliance, along with CC'ing the SRE department.

In T9160#185611, @Reception123 wrote:

@Ajhalili2006 Do you have any idea if the GDPR is complied with? If so, is there any additional policy/evidence of that?

This issue was manually resolved due to the following reason: Discussion transferred to https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Stewards%27_noticeboard#Request_for_OAuth2_client_approval_for_client_ID_9d641669f3adc6d56cdedb54350ea77b for visibility

In T9107#184674, @RhinosF1 wrote:

Is the code available to review?

I tired to add the configuration as said in this guide...

In T4705#92131, @Reception123 wrote:

Hi,

Sorry for the confusion. Our policy is that we generate the private keys, and then you send a CSR to your provider which in turn gives you an SSL certificate.

In T4705#91424, @Reception123 wrote:

In T4705#90242, @DekuPH2006AJHalili wrote:

In T4705#89879, @John wrote:

In T4705#89877, @Paladox wrote:

@Reception123 no, he wants to use cloudflare which provides ssl certificates. He wants us to add his domain to his wiki i believe.

If we don’t provide a CSR, then we aren’t adding a domain using someone else’s SSL.

As I said above (see T4705#90112), I changed my mind and I want to request a CSR in order for the wiki to work on that domain.

Sorry for the delay.

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MRQwEgYDVQQHDAtOZXRoZXJsYW5kczERMA8GA1UECgwITWlyYWhlemUxHjAcBgNV
BAMMFXdpa2kubWFkZWJ5dGhlcGlucy50azCCASIwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQEBBQADggEP
ADCCAQoCggEBAMmyM6HM34SZ4+XJ3SZ1JWln7J6JbIv7Oi/auAi92fFL4/kdKp2M
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MCIwIAYDVR0RBBkwF4IVd2lraS5tYWRlYnl0aGVwaW5zLnRrMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEB
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gV/0wZzGV6KM8W249SytxKGU1cs/dz2XzC/z+WpA01W0z+nmossJSL8UCqh4Ou3X
8LwyaY53F9Zk1JWmN4nHbY1gBjPTxOF7hO6lKnk47wsbqHeylOYckIG472l4XU3Y
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95W4wTzjEM1/3LcfbxwAAifSzim4hwBojM6nwqf7HqPmbFinb64ttqmNJDnVWpoP
0XczatScohyijWLaJOqrO94wUxRQxfMF
-----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----

In T4705#89879, @John wrote:

In T4705#89877, @Paladox wrote:

@Reception123 no, he wants to use cloudflare which provides ssl certificates. He wants us to add his domain to his wiki i believe.

If we don’t provide a CSR, then we aren’t adding a domain using someone else’s SSL.

In T4705#89868, @Reception123 wrote:

@DekuPH2006AJHalili So would you like a CSR for your provider?

In T4705#89524, @Reception123 wrote:

@Paladox What is the position on Cloudflare now? (I know there was a discussion)

In T4555#86680, @Samwilson wrote:

@DekuPH2006AJHalili I read that, but it doesn't explain why this is better than just modifying the mediawiki:noarticletext message, which is displayed when a page is not found. It seems that the extension requires setting up a separate 404 handler for the webserver, pointing to the extension's special page. But MediaWiki already has a built-in page that it displays in those situations.

In T4555#86564, @Samwilson wrote:

I'm probably missing something, but what's the point of Special404? It seems to be about the same as modifying the core noarticletext message. It also requires modifying the web server configuration, so I'm not sure if it's appropriate for the Miraheze environment.